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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1894
Page
7
A lyric verse expresses longing and devotion across nature imagery. The speaker vows to gather violets for a beloved, promising exclusive affection and deep passion. The old style tone echoes Romantic sentiment with repeated declarations of love.
A well dressed blind man on a city avenue relies on a companion as he sways and clutches a strap. Passengers misinterpret intoxication, young woman offers her seat, and the man salutes with dignity, preserving his privacy amid gawking onlookers. The scene contrasts social expectations with compassion in daily life.
An old engineer Daniel M Fisher of the New York and New Haven recalled carrying President Taylor's message in 1850 from New York to New Haven about 80 miles in 1 hour 20 minutes. The wood burning engine had locked switches and the messenger rode on a box in the tender.
In a brief exchange from Detroit, Joe asks Sam to share a $10 loan loss to cover a past debt owed by Brown. Joe claims Brown attacked him while en route to collect, and insists Sam should contribute $5 to offset the loss. The dialogue reflects personal, quarrel style dispute reporting.
A compilation of picked anecdotes and observations from early 20th century journalism. The Schumadiski List mocks its own editor in chief for laziness. A Paris wild beast exhibitor proposes a penny security plan for bankers. Notes on coin wear, Freemasons warrants, and curious statements about friction and laborers in the press gallery.
A special photograph car toured the country with two corps of photographers and the author to create a portfolio showcasing the most beautiful scenery. The project aims to produce a work worthy of the nation and illustrate the country’s varied landscapes.
A collage of excerpts praises a grand travel depiction spanning twenty five thousand miles and two years costing fifty thousand dollars, then shifts to forester warnings from Bavaria about timber needs and forest policy. It also notes Cotton gin improvements to avoid lint damage and avoid machine stoppages, highlighting spring loaded inner blades to reduce wear.
The New Castle Chronicle notes that early games like drafts and finger guessing persist in today’s play. It cites Egyptian, Greek, and French forms such as Chytriand or puss in the corner and quatre coins, with older toys including clay dolls and iron headed games.
The article describes a reader’s journey across sandy New Mexico to large Pueblos and Casa Grande ruins, then into Arizona and along the Grand Canyon’s southern edge. It notes pre historic ruins, a superb sunrise, and a vivid Colorado River panorama, ending with California as a summer land. It mentions a frontispiece photograph and 17 additional photos in part 8.
The note directs clipping a coupon from The Enterprise portfolio to obtain ten cents and no mailing expense is needed for parts. It references No. 7 and earlier segments, indicating a sequence in a collectible issue.
A classified notice announcing 5 and 10 cent goods in the Kitchen and Woodenware category and many other items offered at very low prices. Readers are invited to call and examine.
A Verdant Isle scion visits the public library seeking a literary meal but misreads a shelf label and requests Mickey Clarke by Con Doyle. He exits with Micah Clarke by A Conan Doyle, revealing a nationality mix up in a humorous exchange.
A timber yard by a foul river prompts a playful contrast as a lady prefers the pleasant scent of pine boards over the river’s stench. The exchange, quoted from Ram's Horn, highlights cheerful outlook.
Traveler and Witress exchange lines in a Pittsburg Dispatch dialogue about luck and bargaining over a drawn card. The mock debate riffs on wit and fate as the traveler resists a loss while the other character insists on another shuffle.
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