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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1904
Page
4
The Enterprise subscription price is 91 per year with three cent copies including postage. Advertising rates include ten cents per line for business notices, one inch for one week at five cents per additional line, and a special rate for yearly advertisers.
George A. Morrison visits Beverly as M H Savage returns from Boston for few days. Miss Minnie Harrington ill with diphtheria. Saeee Rees and others visit Sunday. C F Barton recovers from illness after Sunday. McBimmon of 38 Fairmount St invited to his home amid illness. J A Howe of Hartford CT to see Mrs Harry B Brigham due to typhoid at her sister’s in Somerville. Alderman Charles W Curtis buys Proctor stable. T P Hurley and W H travel to York for work. Rev A A Blair resigns Beverly Universalist pastorate effective March 1. Clifton Brigham injures left thumb at Curtis factory, requires five stitches from Dr B H Bilis. Edwin Bradley Richards named master of Beverly High School in coming month.
The notice states illness and funeral of the parents occurred Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The ad promotes Hyomei as a natural scientific cure for colds and catarrh. It highlights a pocket inhaler included with every outfit and claims the balsamic air purges catarrh by treating colds and grip troubles. It emphasizes easy use without stomach dosing.
The article profiles Colonel George P. Elliott, commandant of the Marine Corps, and recalls his service from Panama in 1885 through Cuba’s Guantanamo and the Philippines. It plus notes Tom L. Johnson’s streetcar fare victory in Cleveland and anecdotes about Attorney General Knox and Elihu Root highlighting humor amid public duties.
In a meandering social gathering, toastmaster Mr Morgan stirred laughter by recounting Dr Rainsford’s church visit amid a coin jingling reveal. Senator Sullivan cites a radium foreman joke while M Santos Dumont discusses balloon race plans and casual peril. Police chase leads Essex County gang arrests after a Lauderdale raid.
A short advertisement promotes Reliable Medicines Pure Drugs highlighting quality standards and trusted healthcare products. The message emphasizes safe formulations and dependable, widely available medications for daily use.
A scan of Hudson items lists Jeremiah J. Sullivan ill at home on Pond Street, a gentlemen's night at the Odd Fellows, Worcester guest William Moulton with brother Edward, Mrs. Freeman Morse visiting Cambridge, Thos Scally moving to Sherman House, rehearsals for aUnitarian production, Harry Jandron leaving for Washington DC to work as stenographer, boxing and pool hall feats, Natick basketball release, Gard de Honneeur dance in St. Jean hall, a benefit for Hudson high school baseball, John Finnerty heading to Ireland, Hudson Uhd0e club meeting, Rev Alfred Fairbrother speaking on Literature.
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