Millenium in Cod Liver Oil Tonic Claims
A Boston era advertisement touts Vino-Wine of Cod Liver Oil as the ultimate remedy for wasting diseases. Chemist Charles E Bardwell of Holyoke asserts the product offers delicious smell and taste, rapid, efficient cure, and superior efficacy to beef, wine, or iron as a tonic reconstructor. Special Vinal Representatives B F Johnson & Son and H S Richardson promote it in Concord and Mainard.
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Charles E. Bardwell
Holyoke
Vinci
B. F. Johnson & Son
Mainard
H.S Richardson
Concord
Christmas Store Invitation at Concord by J D Murray
A Concord notice invites families to visit during Xmas season to view and enjoy Kris Kringle’s workshop. It promises a larger varied supply and asks visitors to help “empty” the generous stock, with J D Murray as custodian of the jolliness.
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Kris Kringle
J.D. Murray
Antique and secondhand furniture sale announced
Dealers in new second hand and antique furniture offer items for sale at reasonable prices. Located over the post office on Walden Street.
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Walden St
Concord ads list goods services and notices
Short town ads advertise a toothbrush with Concord tooth powder at OH 8 Richardson, horse clipping at Tuttle s stable for 2 dollars, canned fruits and vegetables at Towle Kent s, 18 acre Old Concord farm for sale, Nonesuch pumpkin at Towle Kent s, Currants and dried fruits at Towle Kent s, barber near post office and Tuttle s stable, two horse sled for sale by F J Hastings at Faulkner mills Se Acton.
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Concord
Richardson
Tuttle
Old Concord
B. W. Brown
Mass
Towle & Kent's
Sor. Prentiss
Jas. S. Garland
Faulkner Mills
Se. Acton
Thanksgiving social scenes and local notices in Concord Junction
Thanksgiving events and social visits unfold around Concord Junction and nearby towns. Mentions include John H. Adams at Littleton, Miss Ethel Mae Wood marrying James Moore of Newton, and various dances and motor parties to Maynard Acton South Acton and Bedford. The late Councilor Shaw of Chemsford is mourned for his civic roles.
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John H. Adams
Littleton
Ethel Mae Wood
James Moore
Newton
Maynard
Acton
South Acton
Bedford
Shaw
Chemsford
H. I. Judkins
Win. H. Wood
Social visit round in Groton families and friends
A long list of visitors and guests in Groton includes James Dunlop Jr at Gilbertville, Frank Rideout and family in town, and many others from Malden, South Framingham, Somerville, Bath, Stow, Cambridge, Nantucket, Fall River, Lynn, Waltham, Pepperell, Everett, Hudson, Newton, Medford, Andover, and more. People gathered at officers’ homes and private residences for social visits across Thursday.
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Frazier Knowles
Ridley
Shapleigh
L. Clarke
Lawrence's
A. G. Hart
Fall River
C. S. Hart
Meade
Lynn
Loring’s
P. W. Allen
Charles L. Allen
Waltham
M. J. Allen
John P. Allen
C. W. Jerould
Cambridge
L. A. Gardner
Nantucket
Russell's
E. Francis and Son
Black
Maynard
C. B. Rogers
J. A. Whitcomb
Wes
Acton
de. . Balls
J. T. Hope
Geo. M. Bowker’s
A. N. Stone
Hudson
J. L.bruces
H. R. Viets
Newton
Fred W. Gales
Arthur Pierce
Pepperell
Mrs. Adams
Andover
For sale and shop notices in Concord Junction
Antique mahogany chamber set for sale through Thos Hutchinson near Chaplin's stable. Boots 2.50 at Dart's. heavy under wear 25c. stockings 25c at Mrs Poulson's. Old Plymouth Breakfast and entire wheat flour offer. Free Famous Paintings of the World at Dart's. Windsor rubber collars and shirt fronts claim to be perspiration proof. Local agent E W Blossom. Trimmed hats and jersey undervests at Mrs Poulson's.
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Thos. Hutchinson
Chaplin
Dart’s
Plymouth
E. W. Blossom
Junction Church Notes Service and School Times
Union church led by Rev. W. W. Campbell holds Sunday service at 10 a m. Sunday school at 11 30. C E at 6 p m and evening service at 7 p m.
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Junction Church Notes
Union Church
W. W. Campbell
Eight Men Rescued From Wrecked Schooner D. K. Baker
Steamer Falka carrying Captain Hewitt and seven crew members of the coastwise schooner D. K. Baker reached New York after the vessel foundered in a hurricane. The shipwrecked men were rescued and transferred to the tug Scandinavian then brought to port.
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New York
Falka
Philadelphia
Queenstown
Hewitt
D. K. Baker
Rescue of Wrecked Crew Reaches Philadelphia
Captain Dobbin and five crewmen from the schooner Maynard Sumner are safe in Philadelphia after being rescued Monday afternoon by the steamer Mackinaw. The crew were saved from a dismasted water logged vessel as it struck the Mackinaw during transfer, all landing unharmed.
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Philadelphia
New Pingland
Quaker City
Dobbin
Maynard Sumner
London
Wreck of the Portland Off Cape Cod Sparks Mystery
Provincetown reports the steamer Portland from Boston found ashore after a devastating gale. Five or more bodies washed up at Highland Light and Cahoon's Hollow while wreckage and cargo litter Cape Cod beaches. Survivors are unconfirmed as crews and passengers perished in the storm.
Portland Goes Ashore After Cape Cod Gale Disaster
The Portland driven by a northeast gale of up to 75 miles per hour struck sand bars off Cape Cod on Sunday morning at 10 o clock. Captain Blanchard attempted to weather the storm by steering seaward but the ship broke up amid mountain waves and wreckage strewn the beach from Highland Light to Race Point. Lifeboats, rafts, and life preservers were found with many bodies recovered, all from the Portland, including Mrs. Jennie G. Edmunds and Julian A. Fogg among others. The wreck prompted intense naval coast observations and survivor accounts while the search for remaining passengers continues.
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Portland
Boston
Harbor
Cape Cod
Peaked Hill
Race Point
Matthews
Highland Licht
Ramet River
Highhead
Cahoon's Hollow
Madge Ingram
Middle Street
Thatcher
Hurst
H. H. Blanchard
New England
Besiscombb
Cape
COR
Blanchard
Thacher
Leeward
Old Sea Veterans
Thachor’s Island
Highland Light
Seafari
Cape Cod Bay
Nace Point
Itancard
Highland Hight
Plymouth
Nantasket
Orleans
Mass
Orleans Station
Long Row Of Portland Names Appears In Shipping Note
A list includes numerous Portland residents such as Miss Ella M. Swift Miss Faith Morang Mrs Daniel Rounds and Charles F Thompson with others from Portland and surrounding towns. The captain crew and staff of the Portland are named with roles including Captain Hollis H Blanchard First engineer Thomas B Merrill Second engineer John T Walton and many others. The document also mentions Deer ing Me Port land and Boothbay as places connected to the list and notes Laurel Green a substitute for Paris Green.
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Cornelia N. Mitchell
North Easton
Emma L. Plympton
John J. Murphy
Timothy Kirby
Marlboro
Frank Wilson
St. John
N. B
Portland
Matthew Hanley
Fred Sherwood
M. L. Sewall
Ella M. Swift
Fred J. Stevens
Mr. Pierce
Theodore Allen
Miss Allen
Madge Ingraham
Burns
George W. Cole
South Portland
Izekiel Dennis
Dudley Freeman
Governor's Council of
Maine
Isaiah Frye
Sophie B. Holmes
Oren Hooper
Carl Hooper
Perry Jackson
George B. Kenniston, Jr
Boothbay
Faith Morang
Daniel Rounds
Maud Sykes
Alice Swift
Charles F. Thompson
Thompson
Woodfords
Eva Totten
C. F. Wilson
Bethel
Charles Wiggin
Edward L. Baker
Helen MM
Langthorne
Deering
The
Hollis
H. Blanchard
East
Lewis Nelson
F. A. Ingraham
Horace. Moore
John McKay
Ansél Dyer
F. Patterson
Thomas B. Merrill
John T. Walton
Charles Ee. Verrill
R. Blake
Thomas Sewall
J.C. Whitten
John Williams
A. ¥. Matthews
Cambridge
Mass
T. FE. Houston
John Daly
George M. Gilvary
Arthur Sloan
James Davidson
Morris Graham
Cornelius O'Brien
D. Bruce
Matthew Barrow
Richard Hartley
John G. Crozier
William Dennett
George A. Norton
FE. Dauphinie
Charles Hamilton
F. Smith
James Hollis
Or Harris
James Stanley
Shiremen
Hugh Merriam
William J. Doughty
John Gately
T. H. Pennell
Henry
Rollstone
H. Carter
Oilers
James McNeil
J. Albert Dillion
J . Electrician
Frank W. Leighton
Porter
H. G. Allen
Stephen Howard
John Jones
Cook
Fred Wells
William H Lathermore
Barber
E. Oxley
W. A. Johnson
Wiam Dunn
Cash
A. Gotter
Hattie A Butler Driven Ashore Near Mi ttapoisett
The schooner Hattie A Butler captained by Peter Mullen bound for New York with sand ran aground on rocks at Angelica point Buzzards Bay near Mattapoisett. The fate of the captain and crew is unknown. Additional vessels ashore are reported and increasing.
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New Bedford
Mass
Hattie A. Butler
Peter Mullen
Onset
New York
Angelica Point
Buzzard's Bay
Mi Ittapoisett
And
Creay
Four Drownings After Gunning Trip on Traunce Island
On Traunce Island in Massachusetts an 11 man party set out for a gunning trip. Four men John B Tenderson Fred Tenderson Bert Tilden and George Ford were caught by a sudden storm. Ford's body washed ashore yesterday while the other three bodies remained missing.
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Rocklaw& Mass
John B
Fred Tenderson
Bert Tilden
George Ford
Traunce Island
Ford
All Rail Coal Supplying Delaware & Hudson White Ash
The ad asserts COAL All Rail offers top quality coal from Delaware & Hudson White Ash. It promises consistent satisfaction over two seasons and notes screening before delivery. Orders receive prompt attention and delivery across Concorl or Acton.
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Delaware & Hudson
Concorl
Acton
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