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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1916
Page
10
Local notes report residents working in nearby towns and taking vacations at The Weirs Lake Boon and Salisbury beach. The piece also covers civic events, changes at the Maynard Trust Co, and the death of John R. Marsden with.
Ambrose Gary of Sulphur Oklahoma shares his decade long kidney trouble with severe pain and limited walking. After starting Foley Kidney Pills he felt relief from the first dose and soon felt like a new man as he continued the treatment from Sohnson Pharmacy in Maynard.
August clearance headline notes trimmed hats priced at 1.98 and 2.50 at Fullenton Hat Shop on Main Street in Staynard. Final sale advertised with clear discounting.
The advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe non opiate remedy for children with colds coughs and croup. It claims immediate relief from the first dose and notes Johnson Pharmacy Maynard as the seller.
William Hartwell of Elmhurst Farm on Great Road Maynard Massachusetts offers house lots land and wood for summer use with sale details and contact information from the local listing.
Mrs. G. H. Iveland of Duncan Mills Illinois writes she was bedridden with lum bago and cured by Foley Kidney Pills after a neighbor who had the same ailment used them. She was cured by three bottles. The ad notes kidney dysfunction may cause lumbago rheumatism and pain and lists Johnson Pharmacy Maynard.
Columbus Rainville and Adeline Sullivan wed at St. Bridget's church on Monday at 2 am. Rev. P. D. Meagher officiated. Attendant Miss Sullivan and best man Louis Sullivan supported the couple as they planned a wedding tour through Boston Norfolk Baltimore and Washington with return visits to Philadelphia and New York.
Postmaster A J Coughlan and Patrolman John Connors received a handsome Elke charm made of heads as a souvenir from George Morris, whose pardon from Charlestown prison has been sought by many town citizens.
Supt of Streets John Driscoll attended a quarterly Mass Highway association meeting in Providence. He and association members inspected Providence streets and Rhode Island bituminous roads, surveying over 45 streets, including water bound and granite block constructions, with findings expected to aid Maynard street work.
W A Haynes Co sold a Maxwell touring car to John O Neill in the early part of the week and Richard Thorpold bought a Buick from the same dealer during the past week.
The advertisement urges those who have trouble threading and morning headaches after sewing to seek an eye specialist. It emphasizes choosing an eye clinician as carefully as a physician, with a focus on effective results and glasses fitting as the sole occupation.
Facility listing for Louis Peel Optometric in Hudson with address at Naylor Block Maynard Daily notes Friday closure and Tuesday to Sunday varying hours. Limited legible details indicate Thursday Saturday services, with Monday events or hours unclear.
Maynard resident and prominent citizen Naylor died at his Main Street home Tuesday August 15 after a general breakdown. Born in 1837 in Elland England he emigrated to the United States in 1867 and settled in Maynard the following year. He helped establish the towns water system served as a church leader and was a major real estate holder. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday from his home. survived by wife Ada two sons Joshua and William and six grandchildren.
A group including Mrs. Wilson Cutter and daughters Beatrice and Novell Mrs Annie Barron and daughter Gladys and Helen Mrs Joseph Sales and daughters Mary and Viola and son George Mrs Konnah Parkin Miss Eliza Roberts Mr and Mrs Fred Oates and son Wilfred Mrs Nellie Wilson and daughter Nellie Albert Easthope and daughter Hazel Mrs Alma Jeffries and son Mrs Alice McDonald and Laura Parkin spent Thursday at Revere beach.
Foley's Honey and Tar soothes throat rasping, relieves hoarseness and wheezing, aids breathing, heals inflammation, and promotes sleep. Contains no opiates. Johnson Pharmacy, Maynard adv.
The Kyribecue and Field Day committee met at the Water Commissioners room Monday evening to organize a town wide barbecue for a soldiers and sailors monument fundraiser. They voted to issue calls to fraternal societies, unions, and lodges to appoint three delegates each to join the council on Barbecue and Field Day, with delegates sent to Wm. Naylor. The roster includes P. J. Sullivan, W. M. Naylor, Jas. R. Bent, Albert Batley and C. J. Lynch.
An advertisement warns scoffers about kidney disorder dangers and consequences like diabetes or Bright's disease. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills from Johnson Pharmacy in Maynard as a preventive aid for back pains and rheumatic aches.
Howard Salmon, overcome by heat, was operated on at Marlboro Hospital for a blood infection in the arm. The procedure was performed by Dr. Stevens and Dr. McCarthy of Marlboro on Monday.
P. J. Wehue of Charleston will be in town Monday seeking experienced card room workmen. He offers liberal terms to qualified applicants willing to join the Gemera Asbestos Co. of Charleston.
The report mentions Thomas Shehan of Worcester visiting town and references a person named Rose Mahone and a stranger in Warre. It also alludes to remedies including Foley tablets for cleansing and relief of various ailments, with scattered mentions of doctors and vendors.
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