Plentiful Tidbits From December 21 1899 Issue
A broad survey covers war costs, immigration progress, and trade moves as Belgium plans a China mission with a gunboat. Notes on agricultural exports to South America, wage hikes in cotton and woolen mills, and curiosity over U S consul Charles Macrum. Also: Aguinaldo’s status, New York plague skepticism, Japanese educational ties, British horse woes, Maynard textile wages, Assabet Co. fallout, and Providence Telegram’s move and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Assabet Mfg. Co
Discovered By a Woman Leads to Remarkable Cure
A testimonial from Mrs. Luther Lutz of Shelby, North Carolina, claims seven years of illness and a fatal decline were reversed after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. She reports relief after first dose and full recovery after two bottles. Trial bottles offered at local druggists Johnson's Maynard and J C Friend's Cord. Regular sizes 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Luther Lutz
W. C. Hamnick & Co
Shelby, N.C
Johnson’s
Maynard
J. C. Friend
Concord
Coal Supply Announcement for Concord and Vicinity
Local notice proclaims readiness to supply rail coal of best quality to all who wish. Includes intent to act as a dealer, inviting interested buyers in Concord and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Walden Street flour sale ad at post office and office
An old ad promotes hay grain and flour with best quality claims and low prices. It instructs customers to leave orders at the local Post Office or at the speaker's Walden Street office near Tuttle's stable for prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden St
Tuttle
Horace Tuttle
Walden Street
Concord Mass
J. C. Friend
Concord Notes and Local Happenings in Winter Season
Miss Jean Keeler is confined with grip. Theron Damon returns after months in the west. Miss Ethel Keeler assists in the Post Office during holiday rush. John O. Haskell makes an unusually fine stove blacking. The second armory dance is Friday. Mrs. Kelly to spend winter in Orlando. Edith Buck improving and expected home late this week. Susan Tenney visits Miss May Bartlett. Concord Grange rehearsals for a new play. Sewing and civics classes meet. Social Circle hosted by William Wheeler. Estella Neuhaus discusses music at Mrs. Hollis Blake’s. Erastus Smith to have telephone service at Strawberry Hill road. Power house work includes filling and pipe work. King’s Daughters collect toys and books for Boston children. Bedford Street widening planned and court house bell tapper considered. Walden Street widening proposed. Water supply concerns as pond nears low. Class of ’98 planning pension event at school assembly hall. Christmas concert by Trinitarian Sunday School next Sunday. Ordained organ recital at Trinitarian Church notable. Lyceum Course first concert features Fremont Male Quartet and Svendsen Trio. Highlights include praised solos and blended music. Church notes list services for Trinitarian Congregational, First Parish Unitarian, Trinity Church, and Scandinavian M. E. Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Keeler
Theron Damon
West
Ethel Keeler
John O. Haskell
Susan Tenney
Brooklin
May Bartlett
Concord Grange
E. L. Tuttle
Jackson
William Wheeler
Nashawtlle Hill
Estella Neuhaus
G. Hollis Blake
Erastus Smith
Strawberry Hill Road
King’s Daughters Union
Boston
The
Trinitarian Church
Trinitarian
George H. Shaw
C. W. Prescott
Bedford St
Peabody Museum
Cambridge
Fremont
Svendsen
Concord
Dean
Martin
Miss Nichols
Miss Tolman
Concord Junction Church Notes
Union church note listing Rev W W Campbell as pastor announces Sunday morning service at 1 30 with Sunday school at 11 30 Y P S C E at 6 p m and evening service at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
W. W. Campbell
Chas. H. Washburn
W. Fl
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward Higgins
L. D. Wilson
Epworth League
R. W Carter
Maynard Churches and Clergy Schedules
Maynard Congregational and Methodist Episcopal churches announce weekly services Sunday school and worship times. St Bridget's Roman Catholic Church lists masses and vespers with parish organizations meeting monthly, weekly, and on special feast days.
Dreyfus Affair Quip Sparks Sharp Exchange
A polemical exchange features a defiant anti Dreyfusite challenging a critic, and a retort praising the colonel for his elocution. The dialogue underscores tensions in the reformist debate and highlights reputational contrasts within the controversy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Belgium
China
South America
Charles Macrum
U.S
Pretoria
Gen. Otis
Aguinaldo
New York
United States
America
South Africa
England
Providence Telegram
Telegram
Rhode Island
Mass
N. Y. State
Franklin Co. Creamery
Jersey
Adams & Bridges
Westvale, Mass
Concord Junction
Ar Arceoramy
Maurice McWalter
Concord & Concord Jct
J.W. Raymond
Wheelwright
Blaine
W. H. Lawrence
A. C. U. W. Hall
Richardson
William Kelly
Orlando, Fla
Edith A. Buck
Court Lane
Court House
Main
Hibbard St
Concord Churches
Trinitarian Congregational
George A. Tewksbury
First Parish Unitarian
Loren B. Macdonald
Young People’s Guild
Trinity Church Protestant
Episcopal
Henry King Hannah
Scandinavian M. E. Church
Charles H. Johnson
Ser
W.a.haynes CO
Maynard Churches
Congregational
Church
ST. George's Episcopal Church
Rk. W. Hudgell
ST. Bridget's R. C. Church
A. J. Crowe
West Acton
Maynard Lodge
Mizpah Lodge
George G. Keith
Concord Junction, Mass
Boxam
H. Richardson
E. H. Maker
Chaplin
H. King
George G. King
Ofton
Fxthorpe
Thos. Hutchinson
Main St
P.O
W. A. White
Box 51S
Hw. P .N. Danl
Tracits” Blook
Drop Head Singer
McWalter’s
C. D. Brochu
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