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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1921
Page
2
In a night time North American field, the Wind and Rain quarrel but Rain proves stronger alone. The Wind seeks help from Mr Sunman, who wakes and disperses the clouds. Wind and Sunman restore calm, with Wind patrolling hills at dawn and Rain’s tears fading from the leaves.
A French critic discusses the boxing world title bout and Americans favoring the foreign challenger. The piece reflects on the sport, notions of gentility, and what defines a gentleman across nations and eras, citing historical figures and ties to military and professional life.
The article traces Florida from Spanish discovery by Leon in 1513 and Menendez fort at St. Augustine to French settlements on the St. Johns, transfer to Britain in 1763, back to Spain, then purchase by the United States in 1819. It notes East and West Florida, pirate refuge, Seminole resistance, Monroe's 1819 purchase, territorial status, and statehood in 1845 with Everglades nickname and peninsula geography.
The article describes echoes near high walls and caverns, noting how sound returns as if from an invisible speaker. It explains irregular repetitions in canyons and introduces acoustic mirage where warm air over cooler air skews perceived origin. It mentions Prof. W. M. Inophreus and the earth echo heard by a balloon operator at altitude.
A back and forth between a serious citizen and Miss Cayenne notes strict childreading limits on dime novels. The exchange pivots to gratitude for parents’ restraint from sensational fiction that could spoil taste for current motion picture thrillers.
A witty note on how small phrases from a minister can seal marriages while a sleeping husband’s murmurs may end a union. The piece humorously contrasts the power of spoken words in daily life.
A shopper notes the gown alters appearance and her husband urges taking it, dismissing concerns about the price. The exchange captures a brisk sales moment in a bustling shop.
Fragmentary dialogue depicts a judge described as a human dynamo during a courtroom trial with remarks about his actions toward the jury and a joking aside about age and qualifications. The text appears to be a clipped exchange from a comic or feature piece.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs and creditors of Mary McFarland Emmott to appear in Cambridge on September 19 1921 to show cause why Susan E Emmott may receive a letter of administration without a bond. Public notice to be printed weekly in Concord Enterprise for three weeks ending before the hearing.
University of Chicago unveils cuneiform tablets from ancient Egypt via Prof. James Breasted. The tablets recount Sennacherib boasting of conquests in Palestine and Judea, including siege of Hezekiah and the capture of cities and people.
A light hearted sketch notes a show manager debating critics and environment during opening nights. The dialogue hints at seating preferences and the influence of audience mood on reception.
A Courier Journal lampoon notes a shift in the class poet toward life insurance writing, illustrating a wry take on changing tastes and career paths. The brief quips reflect a humorous mustering of cultural trends and personal ambition.
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