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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1893
Page
6
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Mollie Henderson and Sergeant Travers share flirtations amid barrack life in Linbridge. A hospital visit frames a tense scene as love and duty clash and Mollie chooses to embrace a new year with Cousin Jack. The tale ends with a tentative pledge as colors rise in the couple’s future.
London Truth notes the late Duke Ernest of Saxe Coburg and Gotha quarreled with English relatives long before Prince Albert's death. He resented not leading the family, sent prolix political letters to Albert, and claimed influence but was resisted by Albert and, later, by Queen Victoria.
An exchange from the Atlanta Constitution shows a caller asking about an editor’s status after a late-run story. The reply indicates the editor is “in debt,” not in the building, suggesting financial troubles or implications for the paper.
A impostor calling himself Dr Alkin of the Second United States Dragoon guards arrived in Bourne mouth claiming to be a medical officer and military attaché. He produced a printed certificate signed J H Bayard and secured respect from several ladies before being arrested after posing as an inspecting officer of royal artillery and praising the coast guard.
This clipping surveys Lucy Stone Blackwell's reform work and lifelong advocacy for women's rights and suffrage, noting limited advances despite gains in property rights and equal privileges. It contrasts her goals with broader shifts in gender equality, and cites ancillary anecdotes from London and Boston about fashion and public figures.
A high school pupil describes the heart humorously as a comical bag with parts named right and left and a claim that its work lies between the lungs. The text notes a questionable claim about the heart repairing organs in half a minute and mocks a “Liars’ club” led by a prominent liar.
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