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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1905
Page
3
Firemen were paid off and locals recovered from illness as Maynard residents and visitors filled the week. Updates cover mills, dances, lodge activities, theater plans, new hires, church events, and upcoming civic projects in a brisk, community newspaper style.
Johnson's Pharmacy backs Hyomei as the sole cure for catarrh with a full refund if not satisfied. The pocket inhaler regimen promises to kill germs, soothe irritated membranes, and cure catarrh, backed by testimonials including D O Groff of the Nicholasville News. The complete Hyomei outfit costs one dollar.
A testimonial ad touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as mild easy to take and certain to act available at Johnson Pharmacy H J Dwinell Maynard.
Baizillia Malcolm an elder resident died after a yearlong illness at 74. A Nova Scotia native born in Newport he lived 17 years in Maynard working at Assabet mills. Survived by daughters Amy Sophia Ethel and sons Arthur John, funeral Sunday at his home with Rev. E. C. Hunt officiating and burial at Glenwood Cemetery.
A large delegation of horse enthusiasts visited the new speedway Saturday hoping for lively events, but activity was limited. Al Gilmore of West Acton led Clinton B. with a 2.08 mark, while Gladys Wilkes and Freddie K. owned by Coughlin Bros. and Little Pete owned by Agent Allen of the Assabet mills took part. The footing proved soft for fast racing.
The piece contrasts a Chicago theater disaster with thousands of pneumonia deaths in the same year. It advocates Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preventing pneumonia and cites a testimonial from W. D. Wilcox of Logan New York. Local pharmacies John’s Pharmacy and H J Dwinell Maynard are named.
The 17th annual D Y W Y K club masquerade at Music Hall drew a large crowd from Hudson to Concord. Knowlton Allen orchestra provided the music while prizes went to best dressed and most comical costumes as dancing continued past 3 AM. A midnight turkey supper completed the festive event.
New spring goods arriving daily with a handsome display of dress fabrics now open for viewing. A line of desirable waistings is among the attractions offered to shoppers.
Local retailer announces deep discounts on remaining winter goods to prevent spring surplus. Advertises always having what is advertised and guarantees the lowest prices to buyers.
A long list of participant names and roles appears, including Henry Ledgard Chinaman Henry Hodges Frank Taylor and many others. The roster features students fairies maids and costumed roles for a local pageant setting with numerous named individuals across multiple categories.
Assistant Town Clerk Frank E. Sanderson reports 185 births in the town this past year, the largest on record. Deaths have fallen somewhat. births exceed last year by 46 and exceed 1902 by 567.
An advertisement notes winter overindulgence strains the stomach causing headaches sleeplessness and fatigue. It touts Mi o na tablets from Johnson's Pharmacy promising quick natural relief including no acidity or indigestion and renewed energy and sleep.
Fire destroyed a large store room at Calvin Whitney's residence on Thursday morning. Estimated loss about $2000 includes building, a gasoline engine, apples, barrels, lumber, and empty containers. Fire origin unclear with possible spark from thawing pipes. alarm from a department box failed prior to a later call.
The D Y W Y K club held its annual meeting Sunday approving accounts for the year with a sizable balance in the black. The masquerade ball last Friday night funded the surplus and plans were announced for next year's event on the last Friday of January 1996 with Knowlton Allen's orchestra engaged and Mrs E C Bradley as costumer again. Officers named were William Lawler president John Lawton vice president and A J Coughlan secretary. A committee including Frank McCarron George Lynth William Casey Joshua Edwards and Adelbert Martin will handle next year's arrangements.
The soothing remedy Chamberlain's Cough Berkedy is praised for quick relief from colds croup and whooping cough. It emphasizes a pleasant taste no opium or harmful drugs suitable for babies and adults. Sold by Johnson's Pharmacy J J Dowinell.
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