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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1898
Page
6
Edgar Wallace recounts Ginger James leaving the barracks with salute and band, amid discipline and mock bravado. A guardroom past, thirteen files march, carriage and Union Jack rug mark a ceremonial farewell as the regiment salutes a wayward recruit.
In a harsh Norseesque tale from Ronaldshay, Alastair MacAlastair is lured to the sea by kin and boyish bravado. Bound to a wooden cross and cast into the surf, he endures cold and fear until a crevice saves him only to seal his fate as fishermen from Eday retrieve the cross and bury it with the body in a windy hill graveyard. The legend of Cross Alastair endures in the North Isles.
The 1700 act under 11 & 12 Will. III c. 10 banned imported printed calicoes and silks from Sept. 29 1701 to curb chintz wearing. It aimed to boost domestic manufacture and employ the poor, forcing wearers to use homemade fabrics for 21 years. Parliament later reinforced the policy with a 1721 act under George I to further prohibit calicoes in apparel and household uses.
The quote attributes to Dr. Johnson a rigid dislike of lying and prevarication. He insisted servants tell the truth even about his whereabouts and warned that encouraging falsehood corrupts their integrity and his own storytelling.
Commentary on II Chronicles chapters 29 to 31 by Rev. D M Stearns urges Israel and Judah to reunite as one in serving God, repair worship, and observe Passover. It contrasts second month observance with heart readiness, highlights kingship under Christ, and emphasizes turning back to God, yielding, and rejecting idolatry.
General John W. Foster argues there is no international law forcing Cuba to pay Spain's Cuban war debt. He says debt incurred by Spain to crush Cuba cannot be charged to the Cuban republic, and the United States bears no obligation to assume it. He notes Spain retains its government and Cuba’s change of regime does not erase Spanish liability. He rejects the idea that the United States owes the debt, noting greater U.S. grounds to claim expenses from Spain for restoring peace in Cuba.
In Austria flour from Irish potatoes is now common in many bakery and confectionery lines, producing a white light cake and offering high nutrition at lower cost. In Staffordshire England, pottery exports to America have fallen sharply due to competition from American factories.
The Baltimore Herald notes Sagasta is repeatedly troubled by visions of her alliances and is urged to take something to calm his nerves as tensions and concerns persist.
Trains West timetable lists arrival times at Belmont Waltham Weston Wayland East Sudbury South Sudbury and other stations with notes about stops or authorities. Names Daniel W. Sanborn Dana J. Flanders W.G. Bean appear as officials.
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