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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
3
The clipping shows a price cut list for items like beef, iron and wine, epsom salts, licorice powder, Seidlitz powders, milk in bulk, and Williams soap. It reads as a typical period shopping advertisement with several price points and product names.
A fragmentary letter references Burke's 2 Drug Stores at 198 140 Main St Marlboro and discusses artificial milk ideas. It notes a London observer disappointed with conditions, mentions China using milk powder, and reports a planned French mill to process bean powder into milk and cheese.
A note suggests improving coffee flavor by adding a pinch of salt and a small piece of butter to the beans. The method aims to enhance taste and settle the brew.
An opinion piece argues that the ideal system would allow anyone to hold public office, reflecting a view that a broad eligibility pool benefits governance and representation. The piece critiques exclusive qualifications and praises wider participation.
A vintage testimonial advertises Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. It features A F Richardson of South Framingham Massachusetts detailing back and side pain relief after using the product and urges readers to remember the Dean's name and avoid alternatives.
The New York state grange urged organizing cooperative societies and wholesale retail markets for producers. It backed licensing for commission merchants to protect shippers and reduce fraud, and opposed the Wagner bill on child labor as cruder than needed. Tariff reform on butter and cheese was discussed to balance producer interests with manufacturing.
A conductor recalls a murder aboard a railroad car in a tunnel. A woman wearing a bird hat dies from a knife wound after a tense search for the killer among passengers. A suspect is found guilty after repeated hand washing and tainted guilt cue, then executed.
The Enter prise reporter recalls funny plays from the past as P J Sullivan cites Ty Cobb and Eddie McManus legends. He retells Naylor’s misadventure on a hit that ended with a home run off Badie Mell and a chaotic field scene.
A body identified as Reynard was recovered from Wheeler's Pond Saturday morning around 10 o clock by a muskrat hunter named Clarence who found the corpse in the upper portion of the water.
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