Don’t Know How I Got Such a Cold
A readable fragment notes frequent colds disrupting health and warning they may precede serious illness. It questions remedies and money back guarantees while urging timely attention to persistent symptoms.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1903
Page
7
A readable fragment notes frequent colds disrupting health and warning they may precede serious illness. It questions remedies and money back guarantees while urging timely attention to persistent symptoms.
A local page lists Sunday morning services at 10 30 a m and evening services, Sunday schools, and youth programs for Dwinell Co connected congregations. It notes press details for Congregational, First Parish Unitariant, Episcopalian and Scandinavian M B Church services and meetings.
A listing of church services for St. Bridget's and St. George's in Maynard with mass times Holy Communion and catechism. Also notes lodge meetings for Red Men AOUW I O C F and D of R on specified Mondays and Wednesdays.
Photographer S H Tuttle announces readiness to undertake photographic development work in Concord Massachusetts.
Police in Hudson and the city seek three men who were in town last week soliciting ads for a labor and manufacturers directory and taking pay in advance. They may have fled to Maynard. a rumor notes this but is unconfirmed.
Marlboro residents listed as on the sick list include David Lynch Miesida Bransoleil and Dr Jedediah Wheeler. Others report illnesses from grip to neuralgia and family travels to Worcester Rutland and Nashua. A benefit dance for Mr O Brien is planned at Preston hall Jan 22 with Frank Welch visiting Roxbury and Miss Mabel Wood at Willmington.
A young girl suffers diphtheria while legal action involving Ellen John Tighe and H O Barthelmes unfolds. The Marlboro city clerk’s office houses a five ton safe installed by Wheeler and Estabrook, described as the largest ever placed in the office.
The library committee chose Peabody & Stearns of Boston for the new library plans with a project cap of 85 000 dollars. Charles E Barnes of South Framingham and Jenney & Frost of Boston were finalists. Plans will be exhibited in the tax collector’s office once prepared. The article also covers the 1900 class reunion at the Windsor hotel and a meeting of the M H 8S Athletic association with Ambrose McNally elected baseball manager and William Gately captain. no funds for girls basketball.
Street railway workers faced ice on the tracks delaying service. The Marlboro monument was scheduled to run hourly on the half hour during the disruption while library rooms underwent fitting.
A cottage at Boones pond on the Algonquin shore burned Wednesday night. Neighbor Mr Parker arrived in time to witness the piano fall into the ruins. The cottage and its equipment were partially covered by insurance.
The city of Marlboro reports insurance received and losses paid in full. Settlement completed with all claims settled under the coverage.
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