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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1895
Page
6
Fragmentary lines describe doubt and shame as themes. The text mentions a prayer like refrain and references to spiritual struggle. No clear events, dates, or identifiable persons emerge from the readable portion.
A narrator recalls a long engagement misstep ending in marriage. Pauline presses for truth about past loves while the other recounts a Switzerland trip tale with a red haired beauty, a moonlit waterfall, and a moment of confessed weakness.
In a murky confession from Francis Gribble in New Budget, a man recalls a past entanglement and his rationale for kissing a woman who was not his fiancée. He argues his duty outweighed deception, while Pauline condemns withholding the truth.
The piece notes Garrick's actors felt superior in certain roles to him with Barry as Romeo Quin as Othello and Foote as Bayes seen as surpassing Garrick. Mrs Woffington's Sir Henry Wildair drew praise causing Garrick to yield parts for harmony. Mrs Siddons blamed jealousy by the manager though critics disagree.
The Rev Dr A D Mayo in a recent address quotes James Walker former Harvard president to claim the oration will outlive Winthrop. He argues eloquence remains vital though critics dismiss it and that a true master of speech with a silver tongue commands audiences now and forever according to the Boston Commonwealth.
The article notes Mozart memorized the Sistine chapel mass after being refused a copy and later, during the first performance of Don Giovanni, conducted the three hour opera and played harpsichord without written music, relying entirely on memory.
Commentary on Judges chapter seven recalling Gideon’s triumph and the Lord’s aid. The sermon emphasizes trusting God’s power in weakness, following Christ as example, and the unity of God’s work with human obedience. It notes the trumpet, lamp, and pitcher symbolism and cautions believers to serve in their divinely assigned places.
G A Boettner of Brooklyn, paralyzed after a stroke, rode a toy bicycle after G A R comrades urged it. Strapped to pedals, he rode Prospect Park sessions for six weeks, aided by friends. He reported improvement after three days and full riding ability after the period. Philadelphia Press.
A Rochester resident files a supreme court suit seeking 5000 dollars for injuries after a bicycle tire exploded. He alleges a loose puncture plug flew from the tire during a ride behind another cyclist with a single tube tire, injuring his left eye. The missile is not produced in court, but the plaintiff blames the front rider for the incident.
The article argues true sympathy is innate, not habit, sprouting strongest in late youth and mature life while declining as selfishness grows in old age. It notes enduring human longing beyond earthly treasures and contrasts it with superficial duty. It ends with a cultural note on dinner bells using Japanese gong and Norwegian cowbells.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions guaranteed to cure piles or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by B F Johnson & Sons Mannard and H E Richardson in Concord.
New goods and fresh stock of jewelry and silverware offered at low prices. Store claims largest, most complete line in the vicinity with items direct from manufacturers to reduce jobbers' profit. Diamonds opals watches and novelties advertised with bargains and assurance of satisfaction.
A Mrs Campbell requests a published letter to publicly disclose the truth. The appeal emphasizes transparency and accountability, aiming to set the record straight in a formal publication.
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