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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1898

Page

2

Watchfulness Lesson on the Second Coming of Christ

Commentary on Matthew's end time vision stressing readiness for the Son of Man, faithfulness and wisdom in duty, and the judgment of unfaithful servants. It links watchfulness to temperance through self denial and highlights Israel-focused prophecies, eternal rewards, and warnings against hypocritical conduct.

D. M. Stearns Jerusalem Jesus Temple Israel Christ

Miss Alice Belknap to Wed Barklee Henry in June

Washington society notes announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of Miss Alice Belknap, daughter of the late General Belknap, to Barklee Henry of Philadelphia. Henry is a noted clubman linked to the Philadelphia and New York yacht clubs, with plans to reside in Ardmore after marriage.

Alice Belknap General Belknap Washington Barklee Henry Philadelphia Miss Belknap Miss Bonaparte Adam de Moltke-Huitfeldt Belknap Europe Henry The Yacht Club New York Yacht Club Ardmore Philadelphia Times

Memorial Day Proclamation by Grand Army of the Republic

William H. Bartlett, department commander, issues the Memorial Day general order. The text urges reverent observance, the symbolism of flowers and flags, and prayers for peace as soldiers’ sacrifices inspire noble deeds and loyalty to country and mankind.

William H. Bartlett Grand Army of the Republic Soldiers of the Union

Dr Mary H Green Leads National Household Economics Group

Dr Mary H Green president of the National Household Economics association has built a successful practice since graduating in 1868 from Women's Medical college Philadelphia. She has long been a member of the American Medical association and was chosen to serve on the awards jury for food products at the World's Columbian exposition. Her scientific record practical dietetics experience and use of dietetics in daily life underpin her lectures and writings on food products.

Mary H. Green National Household Economics Association Woman’s Medical College Philadelphia American Medical Association Green

The real German zgweiback for children’s health

The real German zgweiback, sold widely in grocer and bakery shops, is a nutritious food for children. Made from rusk slices dried slowly into a delicate brown, sometimes using Vienna bread. Do not buy in bulk as it spoils quickly. wrap leftovers in confectioners' paper.

Vienna

Prominent Hawaii leaders’ courtship and marriage in 1873

Anna Prentiss Dole, wife of President Sanford B. Dole, traced lineage to John Adams. Educated at Eastern Normal School in Castine, Maine. Meeting occurred during a 1870 visit to her uncle Edward P. Adams in Honolulu. The couple married in 1873.

Anna Prentiss Dole Dole Republic of Hawaii John Adams Eastern Normal School Castine Edward P. Adams Honolulu Sanford B. Dole Hawaii

Graceful carriage of head-carrying peasant women noted

The article observes peasant women who carry weights on their heads train their bodies to keep balance. This hard work yields a smooth, steady stride and a queenly carriage that many noble ladies might envy.

Gas Burner Care and Warning Instructions

A whistling sound from the burning gas shows unconsumed gas escaping through the burner. Turn the key until the sound ceases. Clean burners regularly and repair when performance declines, and avoid a loose key that does not clearly indicate whether gas is on.

Mrs Susan L Winters Heads Dayton Charity Board

Mrs Susan L Winters wife of a prominent Dayton banker serves as president of the Christian Woman's Exchange of that city. The all female board oversees a widows home and several charities with a fund of 40000 dollars accruing interest beyond current expenses.

Susan L. Winters Dayton, C Christian Woman's Exchange

Sunday Schools Hold Annual Meeting in Sudbury

The Massachusetts Sunday School ausn Framingham district holds its annual meeting at the M. E. church in Sudbury this Friday with a full program. Morning sessions include talks by Rev Clarence N. Rouse Rev Edward Higgins and Rev O C Bailey and remarks by Benj H Sanborn and Miss Bertha Vella. Afternoon features praise services reports and addresses on teaching laws and class organization followed by committee reports and conferences.

Massachusetts Sunday School Alsn Framingham M. FE Sudbury Clarence N. Rouse South Sudbury Edward Higgins Benj H. Sanborn Sturge Natick I.K. Emrich D. D South Framingham Worcester Frank M. Forbush Iirs LL. A. Adams S$. F. Ford Lowell

Education Leaders Gather for 68th Annual Meet at North Conway

Preparations are advanced for the 68th Annual Meet of the American Institute of Instruction to be held July 5 to 8 in North Conway New Hampshire. Noted education leaders from New England will address teachers on conditions in their states with speakers including C H Hine W W Stetson F A Hall S B Rockwell M S Stons I Going tool and guest Dr G Stanley Hall. Dr Hodge of Clark University will discuss nature study and topics chosen by H S Tarbell superintendent of Providence schools and Rey A E.

American Institute of Instruction North Conway N. H New England C. H. Hine Connecticut W. W. Stetson Maine F. A. Hall Massachusetts S. B. Rockwell Rhode Island M. S.stons Vermont I. Going Tool New Hampshire Thal G. Stanley Hall Hodge Clark University H. S. Tarbell Providence R. I Rey A. E

Inconsiderate Neighbors Threaten Chickens in Town

A New York Journal item describes a resident who complains about a man who locks his hen coop too tightly forcing a neighbor to carry away the coop to free the chicks. The tale highlights local tensions over livestock and neighborly behavior.

New York Journal

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