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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1898
Page
2
In a Boston Post style vignette, Jack Ransom and Helen reconcile in a park with young Marjory mediating. A tense morning softens as Marjory’s innocent questions and a playful plea to forgive lead to a heartfelt kiss and renewed understanding between the couple.
A widow and her sprightly daughter Ethel occupy a train car. A man, anxious and intrigued, asks the mother for the child's name as passengers endure a tense moment of curiosity and quiet suspense.
General guidance on making marmalade versus jam, with equipment and process notes. Includes step by step recipes for Plum, Pineapple, Peach, Crab Apple, and Quince Marmalade detailing fruit prep, cooking times, sugar ratios, and finishing checks.
The New York Tribune shows a table scarf or bureau cover design using ribbon run in and out of button holed slits with spaces of muslin between each ribbon length. Bouquets of flowers or guipure figures are embroidered or applied with ribbons matching flower colors such as violet bouquets with violet ribbon.
The article details a secret method for creating a two tone wax seal matching a two tone monogram. It involves an oil coated seal, silver powder in the engraved areas, and warming wax to apply a raised, silver coated monogram on a blue background.
Fashion notes highlight fancy buttons and pearl button varieties. Ostrich lips and feathers top late summer hats. Black lace over silk creates a delightful gown. Coats and bodices imitate swallowtail coats. The tan shoe fades gradually while elegant black shoes regain popularity.
Commentary by Rev. D. M. Stearns on Israel’s 250 year drift into idolatry under Jeroboam and later kings. The piece cites Deuteronomy warnings, prophets' rebukes, and the contrast with God’s seeking mercy through Jesus Christ, urging readers to choose faith over worldliness.
The piece recalls James Payn earning £30 in his first year before literary wealth. Mrs. Humphry Ward reportedly earned $300,000 in a decade. It cites Sanna Zaro receiving 6,000 golden crowns for a city eloguy poem. Daudet faced early privation with 2 francs in 1857. Sienkiewicz and Modjeska joined a Utopian Los Angeles colony. Dante began The Divine Comedy years before finishing. Hawthorne, Eugene Sue, and others took months to years to complete major works.
Definitions of grade native cross bred pure bred and thoroughbred in horse pedigrees as explained by the St Louis Republic. Terms clarified for breed verification and pedigree recording practices.
A Pittsburg Dispatch note compares Pittsburg unfavorably in a quip about Uncle Sam's coaling stations while St. Louis and Chicago jokes ripple through papers. The Chicago line rhymes with dumbago and dago, and Omaha and Denver react to a St. Louis man sending funds to the conscience fund in Washington.
The Washington Star notes Aguinaldo still holds his gold whistle but sounds it less loudly. The Philadelphia Times compares Aguinaldo at Manila and Typewriter Blanco at Havana as sharing dictatorial status. After analysis he chooses to scale down splendor for a stable situation.
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