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Fragmentary Viz: Cost Comparison Sparks Debate on Taxes
A damaged OCR passage hints at a cost comparison involving the poor and license taxes, claiming Quincy savings of 28 while others see a startling gap. The text references a constitution, a Boston fire, and mentions The Journal with noted contributors, suggesting financial or public policy discourse.
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Slender Margin of Profit Reported Amid Losses
A fragmented note describes a slim profit margin amid higher expenses and injuries affecting performance. The text hints at adverse factors impacting outcomes with unclear details.
Maynard Arrangements Note at Creighton's Shoe Store
An 1804 Maynard notice records arrangements related to Creighton's Shoe Store, noting a Maynard date and a local formal action. The fragment confirms a business context and a dated arrangement reference from October.
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Creighton
Maynard
Fresh fall millinery and sea son novelties at Deane and Naylor
Miss Deane offers a new line of fall hats and trims at her millinery rooms while Miss Naylor showcases a choice assortment of ladies and children's hats in latest styles. A dark brown cow found. owner to prove property and pay charges with Wm Taylor.
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Misa Deane
Forest Holt
Local Notes From Concord This Week
Concord happenings include John Chapman visiting town Albert E Phelps in town last week William Hunt buying a horse from Mr Haynes and notes on Murray's flour A sick Edward Surette convalescing W C T U to meet Mrs Granville Miles Friday Oct 5 at 3 pm Mrs W L Frost visiting North Conway Alpine House guest Miss Victoria Phelan back from Cambridge Phelpses toast and Norfolk area comments on market advertisements at first page C H Carter runs new market horse incident at Emmetts causing minor damage H B Brown of Newton Highlands visiting G Warren Hunt Antiquarian Society appoints Chas H Walcott to draft resolutions on Rev Grindall Reynolds death Whatsover circle to resume meetings next Friday and November supper planning
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William He Hunt
Haynes
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Concord Free Public Library Board Through the Years
At the March 28 1873 meeting of the Concord free public library corporation Hon E R Hoar was elected president, Ge Brooks became treasurer, and Henry F Sroith served. They were reelected annually until March 1892 when Judge Brooks resigned and Woodward Hudson took his place. In March 1894 Grindall Reynolds was chosen after declining reelection.
Weather Summary for Week Ending October 1 1894
Weekly weather report lists observers Fellows Jos Hi FitzGerald F J Speare S Alaska B Tate and others. Maximum 79 degrees on Sept 29. minimum 36 on Sept 26 and 27. Weekly mean relative humidity 87.6 percent. Barometer 30.17 inches. Prevailing wind north with greatest velocity 23 mph on Sept 30. Total precipitation 0.04 inch. Tower observer.
Two Lives Saved by Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City Illinois was told she had consumption and no hope until two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her. Thomas Eggers of Florida Street San Francisco also recovered from a dreadful cold progressing to consumption after one bottle, leaving readers convinced by such results. Regular size bottles sold at 50 cents to 1.00.
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Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
A reader praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy while noting its sale by B. F. Johnson & Son in Maynard Massachusetts and by C. H. Whitney in Concord Junction and S. Richardson in Concord. The testimonial emphasizes trust in the medicine over local doctors.
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Concord Junction
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Concord
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