Maynard News and Notes Highlights Local Happenings
Read the new ad of W. A. Haynes Co. and notes on residents from Lowell to Spencer. County events include theater matinees, church services, bets on selectman, and local work shifts at mills.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1904
Page
3
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Tuberculosis Claims
An advertisement features H Haggin of Mel Fia praising Dr King’s Discovery for Consumption. It quotes a patient’s recovery and urges trial bottles from Solan’ Fem macy and J C Friend in Concord Pharmacy South Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Haggins
Mel Fia
Dr Kings
Dr. King
Solan
Femmacy
J. C
Better Than Gold
F J Green of Lando N H reports long lasting indigestion and nervous debility. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring health after trying many medicines. The testimonial asserts lasting benefit and continued well being for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Green
Landone N. H
Still They Come in Maynard as Town Races Grow
Town offices draw strong field as candidates multiply. George Nyman seeks water commissioner and Charles H. Cheney runs for assessor, likely as an independent, despite party nominations.
Maynard reels from licensed saloon debate of 1895
Clippings from The Maynard Enterprise dated July 18, 1895 reflect renewed contention over licensing after a no license period. One article laments saloon conditions and notes a death linked to intoxication while another questions responsibility for a railroad death amid rising disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Enterprise
John Reilly
Maynard
Ruman
Vim solves age riddle How Old Is Ann now
Puzzle from Vim magazine states Mary is twice as old as Ann was when Mary was as old as Ann is now. The solution shows Ann is 12 and Mary is 24. current ages indicate Ann is 12 years old and Mary 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vim
Ann
Mary
Spectator Frenzy Over Charlie Smith Showdowns Ends In Question
About 69 attendees watched a local league finale at Music Hall where Charlie Smith delivered a controversial display scoring only five baskets amid protests. Report notes the referee dominated play and the night sparked calls for a formal review while the St Bridget team beat the Midgets 72 to 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Charlie Smith
Charlie
Smith
St. Bridget's
Hanson Colbert
Weudiaiaisana Etomus
Pune
Ate
St. Bridget
Reece
Jackson
Creas
Darocs
Dyson Tucker
Seers
Crete
Louie Rf Archer
Perfect Confidence Replaces Worry Over Croup Signs
The household now feels relief as symptoms of croup in a child ease, replacing prior anxiety with a sense of safety and reassurance. The excerpt mentions Chamberlain and confidence in the remedy.
Temperance Plea Urges No License Vote on March 13
An Enterprise editor appeals to voters to reject licensing in the March 13 ballot. He argues past years of debauchery, public degradation, and crime linked to saloons justify a no license stance. He warns against returning to open drunkenness and urges citizens to vote temperance for the town’s safety and reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayie Arenlhs Minn
Temperance
Well Deserved Praise for New Superintendent Streets
The report highlights John Driscoll, newly appointed superintendent of streets, praised for his first year in office. It notes a forthcoming, clear account of how the department's funds have been spent and where money has been allocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmworth
John Driscoll
Local Notes Manages Jobs and Visits Across Town
Hudson Grover Morin of Walnut street has joined Doyle and Murphy. Miss Clara Taillon is confined at home due to illness. Miss Mulica Gage visits Miss Irene Noble in Park street for a few days. Miss Etta Cook visits her sister Mrs. D B Brown on Church street. Louise Bancroft of Brooklyn is visiting Mr and Mrs William Bancroft on School street. Emery Dupont is at the Boston eye and ear infirmary for an eye operation. The Ladies auxiliary of Division 9 A O H will hold a concert and ball in town hall Easter Monday night. John Raymond rises as an agent for John Hancock Life Insurance Co. Chas E Sexton’s board of health nomination papers circulate and are signed. Rev Thos F Cusack has been mentioned as successor to the late Bishop Beaven of Manchester. Rev John F Stinson of Malden will deliver the Lenten sermon at St Michael's tonight. The second Chase building tenants party is delayed until after Lent and may be a character party. Lyman Grant, former driver for American Express, is promoted to local express office manager. Ernest Kidston takes the driver role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Haynes & Co
Albert Smithson
Lowell
Sarah Martin
Michael Sexton
West Acton
John Shea
James Morin
Ware
Boston
C. C
Ida’ Wedge
Spencer
Maud McClure
Medway
J. E. McClure
Townsend
Clinton Hospital
Fred Carlton
Enterprise
Summer St
Marion Winkley
Westfield
Samuel Lawton
Progressive Lodge
K. of P
Haverhill
Hudson
Japan
Peter Fletcher
Bert Carney
Bert Os
Frank Adams
Harford
Montana
William Harmon
A. T
Riley
Lawrence
Thomas Naylor
J. F. Gannon & Co
Washington
William Carney
F. J. McCarron
Jane Warfield
Milford
Mauda Finndiersen
Jefferson
Bertha Peters
Worcester
St. Bridgets Church
Walter Taylor
Maynard
Elizabeth Hoadley
Gardiner
Music Hall
Burke
M. E
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Congregational Church
Don- Maurice Coughlin
Frank Whitney
Lilla Childs
James Carney
John Harrington
Arlington
Mae Irene Morgan
P. H. Gill
Florence Haynes
Mt. Holyoke College
Brooks St
Louise Champagne
St. Bridget’s
St. George’s
George Weaving
England
Woman's Club
Charles Perry
South Framingham
8. R. Garland
Ernest Hosmer
South Acton
Grover Morin
Walnut St
Doyle & Murphy
Clara Taillon
Mulica Gage
Nashua
N. H
Irene Noble
Park St
Emery Dupont
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Division 9
Town Hall
John Raymond
John Hancock Life Insurance Co
Chas. E. Sexton
Board of Health
John F. Stinson
T. R
Malden
St. Michael's Church
Fr. Stinson
James Doran
Chase Building
Hyomei Cures Catarrh Says Maynard Pharmacy Guarantee
Hyomei sales surge nationwide as Maynard Johnson's Pharmacy endorses the product with a money back guarantee if catarrh is not cured. The inhalation outfit, priced at one dollar, is praised as a scientific yet simple remedy delivering balsamic air to head and lungs and purportedly destroying catarrhal germs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Johnson
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Minnie Hickey
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Celia Cook
Glendalest
Miss Cook
Elizabeth Lord
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Jeremiah Sheehan
James Sweeney
River St
Evelyn Joyce
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John H. Reardon
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Kathryn T. Fitzgerald
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McGill
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Supreme Lodge
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Charles Keegan
State Hospital
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Zebras
John H. Watson
Beverly
Board of Selectmen
Cc. J. Lynch
John &. Hetherington
John Rouse
Newton
John Winkley
Waltham
Fred Prehn
John C. Mackin
Ayer
Edward Hackwell
Fitchburg
Garnet Hackwell
B. J. Coughlin
Louise Stone
Harriman's Laundry
C. Eugene Elise
Maud Adams
Hollis St. Theatre
John Simpson
Agnes Smith
Kathryn Sweeney
Choir
George Nyman
Charles H. Cheney
Cheney
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Maley
H. Kelley
Cleary
J. Kelley
Collins
M. Kelley
Ledgard
Campbell
F. Archer
Dyson
Ae E. Archer
Pet
H. c Ee Ee Enone Pas
Etta Cook
Alstead, N. H
D. B. Brown
Church St
Auss
Louise Bancroft
Brooklyn, N. Y
William H. Bancroft
Thos. F. Cusack
Beaven
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Hyome
W. B. Case
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Concord
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