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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1893

Page

7

Nobles Wealth and Malmaison in Historic Notes

A survey highlights medieval noble wealth from gold plate and gowns to vast chests, with Fastolf’s riches and Berkeley’s lady’s funeral plates. It also recounts Malmaison’s decline under the republic, its ownership changes, and Josephine’s purchase in 1798.

Derivation of the Word Magician from Ancient Magi Gnosis

The article traces the word magician to the magi of Persia and neighboring regions. It notes Egypt Persia Babylonia Chaldes and Arabia as early fountains of knowledge, with Persian magi famed for geometry astronomy and other sciences. The term magician thus emerged as conjurer or one with supernatural gifts.

Egypt Persia Chaldea Arabia Babylonia Chaldes New York Ledger

Sleep Tied to Blood Levels in Brain Says Research

Modern physiological research suggests sleep results from a certain amount of blood being drawn from the brain and rests when brain channels and vessels are quiescent. The claim notes that healthy sleep is unlikely when the head is blood filled, aligning sleep with reduced cerebral blood content.

An Anchorite Arrested Near Perpignan in Durance Vile

Jean Galade an anchorite of the nineteenth century is arrested near Perpignan for thefts while living a supposed contemplative life. Gendarmes capture him at St Paul and he is jailed in Prades to serve a lengthy period in seclusion away from the world. Buried in his own oak coffin with open trellis work and herbs is Earl of Essex, a note on funeral fashions linked to the Funeral Reform association and Lord Nelson’s open coffin tradition.

Durance Jean Galade Perpignan St. Anthony Jean St. Paul Prades Paris London Telegraph Earl of Essex Funeral Reform Association Lord Nelson Philadelphia Bulletin

The Passing of Parties and Voters’ Trust

A New York Herald editorial argues parties lose virtue after twenty years and that supremacy corrodes. It warns Democrats hold government by popular vote only while faithful to their trust and that an eviction by another party will occur if derelict, asserting the people alone keep the country safe.

New York Herald The American Journal James W. King i Philadelphia Ledger

Clergy Crimes Listed By Labouchere In Truth Record

A table of clergy misdeeds printed in Truth records breaches of promise cruelty to animals bankrupts elopements personal crisis reports drunkenness assaults and various other charges totaling a year’s list from English clergy with numbers for each category.

Labouchere

The Last Rose and Church Duty to the Poor

The piece praises the singer Mary B. Sleight from Harper's Bazar and discusses Rev Dr W. Bainsf ord in Forum arguing the church must aid the poor. It treats self help and unity as Christian duties, urging believers to bridge wealth gaps and foster brotherhood as the kingdom of the Son of Man approaches.

Mary B. Sleight Harper's Bazar Christian Church Church of Christ Man Iainsford

Trifles Versus Details in Daily Life, New York Ledger

A New York Ledger reflection argues that trifles and details differ by importance. Small acts like a kind look or brief courtesy can carry hidden blessing and significance, shaping character more than grand actions. Readers urged to examine daily roles and place trifles beneath higher aims.

New York Ledger

Hats Over Dollars A Railroad Trickster Tale

Pink Whiskers the tramp explains a hat grab scheme near a water tank. A gang hides in weeds as a passenger train begins to depart and yell greetings to pull hats from car passengers. The tale notes regional dialects and a southern setting with comic tone.

Jedge Per Fesser Mr. Smith Greenburg

World events and observations in a late 19th century page

The excerpt surveys media influence via the press, British and American ballot reforms, Native American naming rites tied to vision quests, the 1851 London world fair, Paris world fair receipts and Chicago growth projections, changing fashions and gendered perceptions, plus a note from Buffalo Tidings linking a Tourgee novel hero to a local minister Henry A Adams.

London Paris Chicago Buffalo Tidings Marvale Eastman Tourgee Henry A Adams

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Edward IV Henry VI Scotland John Fastolf Fastolf Berkeley Bristol Elizabeth Jack of Newbury A. S. Green Josephine Malmaison Malmaison Park Bonaparte Napoleon Marie Antoinette Eugene de Beauharnais Maria Christina Spain Napoleon II London ‘Telegraph Squire Tyrrell Hector Cincinnati Buck Dane August Schmelt Dr. Buck Dr. Back Philadelphia Record E. Jones & Co J.P. Fletcher Just L.cleary Mes.c Williams Main St Maynard H.P.N. Dahl Naylor Nason St H. P. N. Dahl Francis B. Munroe Concord Concord Junction Ice Company Loring Brothers Concord Jet J. C. Friend's Drug Store B. F. Johnson’s Tucker E. Bothwell Mass H. H. Brown Sudbury, Mass England House of Commons C. J. Mahoney Elair Dresser Formosa Japan Java Caskell and Taylor Sumner Street Maynard’s Block Les Neil Currie & CO Maynard, Mass Main Street J. Y. Tucker E. P. Gleason Loewe's Block Thoreau and Hubbard St.s Uandley
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