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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1907
Page
3
Walter Brown returns to town while Emanuel Taylor occupies a new home on Acton Street. Mrs. Mary G. Stuart opens dressmaking parlors in Naylor’s block and Supt. Pierce moves to Lincoln Street. Numerous residents change jobs, visit, or host events as Maynard society stays active with school, church, and club activities.
A Chicago Tribune notice warns that neglecting ordinary colds can lead to severe illness, especially in children. Emphasizes proper food, ventilation, warm clothing, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe treatment. Sold by H. J. Dunwell in Maynard.
Marlboro Hudson Gas Co asks permission to lay gas pipes in Maynard for light heat and power. A public hearing is set for February 19 1907 at Cooperative Hall at 8 p m with notice to be published twice in Maynard papers. Arthur J Coughlan Secretary, Selectmen.
The Maynard Woman's Club held a notable meeting with Henry S. Blackwell of Boston presenting a strong talk on woman Suffrage. He also recounted experiences from the Kingston Jamaica earthquake where his family narrowly escaped tragedy. Local events and the current events paper were praised, with music and plans for a Feb 22 whist party. Members attended Hudson events and will send delegates to the state federation in Attleboro Friday.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm provides quick relief from rheumatism sciatica lame back lumbago and deep seated muscle pains. Sold by H. J. Dwinell in Maynard.
Milford Conn February 13 Tug Patience towing four barges for New York could not save an unknown waterlogged two masted schooner and it sank just off Charles Island. The schooner crew reportedly escaped to the tow.
Boston news records a petition sent to the president and Congress urging immediate tariff reform. It bears signatures of Governor Guild, Senate president Chapple, Speaker Cole, and 222 of 280 legislators, all parties represented.
In Maine two miles west of Freeport station a rear end collision between a passenger train and a freight train injured three passengers. The late running passenger train had stopped for an unknown reason when the freight struck it. No fatalities were reported.
A detective from the Massachusetts Anti-Saloon League served a summons on William Campbell in Concord district court for February 23. The temperance movement had been silent after last week’s raids, but insiders hint at new evidence and possible reprisals as witnesses prepare.
Petition presented to town meeting requests adding an article to elect the selectmen yearly instead of three years and to elect three men each year. Opinions vary with some praising the change and others opposing. The issue is already in operation in many towns and is said to give satisfaction.
Maynard basketball management schedules a pair of upcoming games at Music Hall. Lakesides of Arlington visit first, praised as the best team in the state by Boston papers. Next week Lowell’s P. A. C. squad visits, promising a tougher test after a prior defeat.
The notice promotes a Skin Ointment that allegedly relieves intense itching from eczema and other skin diseases. It claims permanent cures for bad cases and lists uses for itching piles sore nipples chapped hands chilblains frost bites and chronic sore eyes with free advice offered at the seller's location.
The town discusses a contested Maynard race with L H Maynard facing opposition from Levi R Cheney over liquor policy. Democratic candidates John Murray and others are named, while a temperance rally is planned by the WCTU and joint efforts with St. Bridgets and I O G T to mobilize support and funding.
Maynard defeats Natick 36 to 14 in Music Hall victory as Neary is sent to the dressing room for aggressive play. Kelley Cleary and Punch top the scoring with four baskets apiece while Ledgard and Archer contribute, crowd about 500.
What to do when you feel bilious is to take a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will cleanse the stomach and regulate the liver. Try it. Price 25 cents. Samples free at H J Dwinell's drug store, Maynard.
The Boston papers show images of a new $80,000 church to be built by Rev. John A Crowe in Cambridge with work to start soon. The article notes Fr Crowe has paid off debts since arriving in Cambridge and has $20,000 in reserves.
The story recalls Rev Father John O Brien of St Patrick s Lowell Mass overworked and sick with a lung cough. A specialist prescribed Father John s Medicine to cure the cold and lung trouble and build strength. The remedy improved his health and spread among parishioners as a trusted family cure.
A. C. Loewe & Co. promises a 25000 guarantee to any charitable institution if the story is contradicted. The firm also guarantees refunds if Father John’s Medicine does not perform as claimed.
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