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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1902
Page
6
The Fall Line of hats is in stock at Nason Street Clothing Store. Each hat is crafted by skilled labor and features the latest full designs. The store promotes its reputation for honest advertising and invites customers to view the collection, promising high satisfaction for discerning dressers.
Train schedule list from New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad effective June 1902. Includes numerous daily and Sunday departures and connections through Framingham, Lowell, Acton, North Acton, Southboro, Boston, and intermediate stops with varied times for morning, afternoon, and evening runs. Peter O. C. Lark.
A slip of paper found with a purse explains the owner threw it away due to having no money to place inside. The writer asks the finder to refrain from returning it until a reason is explained.
A Chicago Record Herald clipping notes Mrs Wadsleigh-Oh laments losing her nurse and complains the new one is unreliable. She worries about seeing her children two to three times weekly to feel secure. The University of Athens is described as ancient, German-influenced, well endowed, with many German-trained professors and Greek language prominent.
In Turkey a man sleeping near a poppy field is narcotized by windborne fumes and would die without locals who repeatedly pour water on his face from a well or stream to counteract the effect.
A naturalist witnesses a robin appear to drag a dead mate but discovers the living bird plays dead and is then joined by its partner in a brief, coordinated act before flying away together. A Philadelphia woman notes a new thumb seal ring from Rome and Rome inspired by silver or gold, worn for sealing letters with monograms or coats of arms.
In a brief exchange, She notes he paid a great compliment to her good sense. He asks how, and she explains he did not attempt to batter her, implying restraint rather than force.
Marlboro residents and visitors shown in brief items. Gilmore L Johnson of Springfield visits friends. Carrie Fernum resumes studies at Tafts College. James Rafferty joins Metropolitan Insurance. local events include a Chauncy orchestra social in Hudson and a Blacksmiths union arbitration.
Thomas Carlyle paints a vivid portrait of Alfred Tennyson in a letter to Ralph Waldo Emerson dated August 5 1844. He notes Tennyson as one of the finest looking men with rough dark hair hazel eyes a massive yet delicate aquiline face and a sallow brown complexion. He mentions loose clothes a fondness for tobacco and a voice that is musically metallic suited to both laughter and lament.
A Cleveland Leader quote fuels debate on whether willow trees resist lightning. The gardener cites forty years of experience noting no willow strikes, while spruce whitewood pine and oaks show vulnerability and injury under lightning exposure.
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