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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1899
Page
2
A collage of brief items covers politics, war, and sports. Churchill diversions, Dreyfus judged, coal fears, a New York Zoo, Cuba Thanksgiving, Chicago schools, anti-lynching struggles, Kaiser travels, gypsy moth funding, Filipino war, Aguinaldo, South Africa cruelty, Bryan silver theory, German labor, Samson Schley quarrel, Dewey gains, Massachusetts horse tale, Yale Harvard Princeton football twists.
Advert reads that Mr King’s New Life Pills cure sick and nervous headaches. Claims build blood and nerves and improve health. Easy to take and inexpensive at 26 cents with a money back guarantee. Sold by Friend Con ward and Jonson’s Drug Store in Maynard.
Announcement by a local supplier in Concord offering high quality rail coal for all customers in the area. The note also mentions dealings in related commodities.
An advert notes high quality flour and grain offered at low prices. Customers may place orders at the Post Office or at the seller's office on Walden Street near Tuttle's stable for prompt attention.
Miss Rayner Helscher returns home from Lunenburg for the holiday. Col Barrett and Richard Barrett travel to Maine for a shooting trip. Kilbon memorial fountain at Lee, designed by Daniel C French, opens amid town praise. Concord Lyceum opens with eight local girls in the cast of School. An eventful week includes a near accident at Fitchburg station and Concord High School’s 5–0 win at Waltham.
Local churches list Sunday worship times Sunday school and choir details for Congregational Methodist and St George parishes. Includes service hours Eucharist Matins litany and catechizing times with staff names and affiliated fraternal lodge meetings noted.
The Russian Astronomical Society cancels its bid to revise the Julian calendar. Muscovites align with Greece in preserving the old system against Gregory XIII’s reform. The society cites the impossibility of harmonizing religious festival dates across both calendars.
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