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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1895
Page
8
A fragmentary OCR shows a catalog-like list of authors and titles with varied prices and entries such as Payson, Tyrrell, Tyrrell, and others. The text mixes names, works, and monetary values without coherent context or a clear event.
The Boston Transcript contemplates Emerson as America’s premier poet with authority and contrasts his mystic verse to contemporaries. It muses on renewed public interest, possible musical settings by Nevin Thayer Foote Lang, and quotes lines like If the Red Slayer alongside the April song imagery.
Judge Merwin rode a colt onto the Emmett store sidewalk where the horse balked and stood head up for three hours. Spectators tried gentleness while Bert Emmet refused to use force. A passing lady called the handling cruel as the crowd watched until the rider finally coaxed the horse down.
At Concord Massachusetts on March 26 1895 a roster of attendees and officials is recorded including B F Brown John Baylom William Burns A Bernard Co Chairman Vet Assoc R F Carey Clerk of Committees John Garty Henry Gainley George A Giles J D Hosmer P H Hosmer O A Jess Thomas O Connell H M Patten James Reilly R M Stark C H Stoltzfus Wm S Taber Dexter C Whittemore and many others including Miss Lena Anderson Miss Evelyn Cassidy Mrs S L Drake Miss Fonohian Fufo fon Mrs J Hoar Jr Mrs Susan Lenihan Miss K Lowney Mrs Moulton Mrs J Murray and Mrs K M Pedersen.
The weather section presents the upcoming week figures with daily highs and lows. Readers can anticipate temperature ranges and precipitation chances guiding daily plans and travel.
A dealer advertises prizes including a Hohner Harmonica or solid silver thimble or stationery to any boy or girl who names a party about to buy a piano or organ. If a minor submits a name, a parental endorsement is required. if multiple names arrive, the first received wins.
Rev Frederick W Holland died Tuesday morning at 84 after years of illness. He lived in Cambridge 15 years and served as chaplain of the Cambridge almshouse. Former Rochester pastor, he left a widow and four children. his family occupied the old Main street blockhouse.
Will sell Tuesday April 2 1895 at 130 pm 28 Superior cows some fresh in milk others to calve next fall. These are an extra fire lot and should command the attention of all in want of such. The Farm is located in Boxboro on the road to Littleton Depot about two miles from the same and was formerly the Frank Conant place.
Local notices urge buying paint from Columbian sources, poultry netting from Littlefield, cottage houses for sale in West Acton, and Butter and shirts from Littlefield. A Nebras ka State Commander cites Dr King s New Discovery for a stubborn cough. Free trial and guaranteed relief offered at B F Johnson Son and partners. Regular sizes 50c and 1.00.
A California reader in Reedley reports one day of Chamberlains Cough Remedy relief from a severe cold. The letter praises the medicine and asserts it stops head cold progression to throat and lungs. Local pharmacists Johnson & Son Maynard, Whitney Concord Junction, and Richardson Concord publish the extract for customers.
In a Monday town meeting Lucius P Bent served as moderator. Elected were Nahum Goodnow Samuel Underwood Waldo L Stone as selectmen J S Hunt town clerk Hubbard H Brown trustee of Goodnow library Charles W Rice road commissioner J S Hunt Andrew Haynes John M Conant as assessors Francis E Bent treasurer and collector F F Walker school committee Horace C Bowers auditor Francis F Walker overseer of the poor The town appropriated 4500 for schools and voted to consolidate Sandham and Wayside Inn districts with the Wadsworth school and move pupils there The selectmen were tasked to consider a monument to Revolutionary soldiers to be placed in the town center A license vote yielded Yes 23 No 64 Tobacco stems for transplanting for sale by John W Connor Maynard
Mr Fred Miller of Irving Illinois reports years of severe kidney pain and bladder issues. After trying many cures he began using Electric Bitters about a year ago and found relief at once. The ad claims instant relief for kidney and liver troubles and offers a large bottle for sale at local drug stores Maynard and Concord.
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