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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1894
Page
4
A crowded jumble of notes mentions Immanuel Worreser Ue and H J Gale secretary, with Clinton regiment and Temem Dare wy. Topics span schooling reforms and wage scales for teachers, vertical writing debates, lanterns for stereopticons, civil service, and fashion norms at plays.
The article recounts the fame of Smithfield ham extending across Virginia and beyond. It notes the invention of the curing method by Captain Isaac Smith, a contemporary of General Washington, and mentions widespread imitation in Virginia and Maryland.
A morning scene in a PhiladelphiaRecord report describes a fur salesman and a friend handling a box of pills. One pill box crowded with two pellets begins to move, causing fear as the pills jump and frighten the men, who wonder if they bought jumping beans yesterday.
A spread of notices lists fall millinery arrivals at Tay and Mrs Cleary with hats, hair switches, pins, and combs, plus Glenwood ranges at A D Holts. Also seeks information on Patrick O Neill from the Maynard almshouse and advertises a meat cart for sale, a tenement to let, and a Maynard Ice Cream Co. rental inquiry.
Local items mention visitors from Rockland Boston Hull and Palmer. Reformatory statistics 1066 inmates and 21 years service of Deputy Huckins noted. death of Deputy Warden Huckins at 53 after heart trouble. Election results for Precinct 2 and Concord Junction church notes.
Isaac C. McLean runs a dining room in Berwick place Boston as the town sees more strangers and new residents. Nine months before November 1 there were 42 additions to the Baptist church. A weather anomaly Saturday featured heavy rain with dazzling sunshine. The Enterprise urges attention to locking town hall main doors during gatherings to prevent fire or stampede risks and legal violations.
The En terprise Printing Co announces completion of a bulk run of ball folders and order programs ready for distribution. The affordable print batch targets clubs and event organizers seeking durable, ready to use materials.
In Sudbury the congressman race shows Reed 127 followed by Apsley 125. The representative race totals are Desmond 43 and Shaughnessy 37. The senate results list Howe 114 Tower 114 ONeill 45 and Walsh 44.
Mrs. Hattie Mason of Chilton Carter County Missouri says she would trust Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy over any doctor. It is sold by B F Johnson and Son Main Street Maynard Massachusetts C H Whitney Concord Junction Massachusetts and S Richardson Druggist Concord.
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