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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1897
Page
2
A Brooklyn Eagle children tale tells how a selfish little girl learns to value her family and warmth over personal desire after a fairy grants perspective. The girl discovers anger causes wrinkles and vows kindness, helping her care for her mother and brother.
A 19th century essay argues the mature woman leads society and love today. It traces shifts from youth ideals to independence, noting better health, self care, and experience as sources of charm. It contrasts France and the United States and ends with a San Francisco Argonaut quote on the child wife myth.
The article recounts Von der Madliern raising a leopard from a few days old to a loyal, doglike companion. After moving from Egypt to Berlin, the tame leopard accompanied his master through city streets for years, delighting and then normalizing public interest before dying at age about fifteen. The tale suggests gentleness can temper wild nature with proper care.
The passage describes waiting for someone named Master George to arrive with a donkey and colt named Prince. The speaker mentions a mealtime, faintness, and a faithful Dick that may bolt, with characters including Jack, Prince, and Dick. The scene conveys rural patience and anticipation in a family setting.
Readers are prompted to spell a sentence full of tricky terms such as unpar alleled ecstasy harassed peddlers gauge symmetry peeled pears. The piece showcases common spelling hurdles and invites friends to test their accuracy with the given line.
In a humorous aside Harper s Bazar records a child named Jack asking his mother about a future where mud from outdoor play leads to owning acres. The line captures playful longing and domestic charm in a concise vignette.
The Woman's Club of Atlanta started with a $2 initiation and $1 dues aiming to include all. It sells space on a large advertising board for $10 per foot per year and hosted a lecture circuit on The Peoples of Europe with Professor Dunn, touring Knoxville Rome Macon and Barnesville.
Miss Lily Whitaker of New Orleans named to head the elocution department at the Monteagle Tennessee assembly under Dr. Curry of the Boston School of Oratory. She leads the New Orleans College of Oratory and serves as a prominent educator and writer. Miss Grothjan of New York exhibits a detacher for runaway horses, a device transforming into steering gear after detachment. She is an artist who recently completed five years study in Paris.
A comic caption mocks a man in a flamboyant outfit, calling him a consummate ass for his appearance. The quip reflects early 20th century humor tone in a satirical illustration.
A veteran emphasizes the value of arbitration over war while noting ordinary people may carry war experiences. The piece reflects on courage and duty across society, praising self reliance and citizenship. It contrasts war's costs with the uplifting effects of peace and freedom. The excerpt also cites Kipling and a playful exchange about rain in Detroit.
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