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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1904

Page

3

Assabet Mills Local Notes and Town Happenings

Assabet mills and residents share week of visits and travel. Local events include graduations, band performances, public notices, and community gatherings. Potpourri of guest visits, work changes, and town concerns mark a busy period in the town's social and civic life.

Guarantee backs Mona Dyspepsia Cure or money back

An advertisement offers a full refund from Johnson's Pharmacy if Mona dyspepsia remedy does not cure dyspepsia indigestion headaches dizziness or liver stomach troubles. The plain guarantee promises no risk to buyers and refunds the purchase price on return if the product fails to cure.

Mona Johnson Neture Miona

Night Was Her Terror and a Cure for Coughs

Mrs Chas. Plegelette of Alexandria Indiana endured nightly coughing and blood spitting from consumption. After failing other medicines she used three $1,000 bottles of Dr King's New Discovery which cured her coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and throat troubles. The product is guaranteed and sold by drug stores.

Chas Alexandria Ind Dr. King

Morning Game at Clinton Delights Crowd with Good Play

The St. Bridget baseball team played two July 4 games against Clinton amid delays from absent visitors. New players Powers and Connell stood out in the morning, while Concord’s Cook and Hanley of Tufts impressed in the afternoon. A long wait due to the Acton battery paused play. Bacon allowed only five hits as Acton and Maynard clashed.

Elm St Miss May Campbell Newton Mgh Miss Rose Campbell Max Blatt Charles Smith Theodore Woollerschied William Stokes C. Sidney Coulter Gleasondale Théodore Woollerschied Ernest Woollerschied George Hall Edward Sheridan Edward Carleton Thomas Frasier Acton Sudbury George F. Marshall Malden Lowell, Acton and Maynard’ Street Railroad John W. Ogden C. M. and H. Road St. Bridget Maynard Jim Powers Concord K Connell Shepard Powers Cook Concord Sullivan Murray Acton Battery Bacon Jeflander Simonds Simons Hanley Tufts College

Easy win for Maynard in Caledonian cricket match

Caledonian Cricket: Maynard records a dominant win with top scorers Cowles and Murray out early. Match details list dismissals by McInnes and Steward with several players scoring in single digits. Ad for a medicine promising relief for liver kidney trouble and general debility at 50 cents ends the fragment.

Ponte Sars Se Maneees Vane Cowles Murray Steward France McInnes Brown MeIinnes French Fisher Stockwell Hooper MeInnes Chiciey McInnes i Webber Spence Steve Waterman Tehead Newman

Maynard Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Visits

H P N Dahl writes to John Chapin of Lawrence. John Garrity visits Clinton. Playatt at Revere beach. William Hines and Charles Bigelow guests in Worcester and Marlboro. Wayne Brennan in Lawrence. Margaret Ryan in Malden. Hattie Farrell in Dedham. Fred Whittaker visits Marlboro. Mrs Axford returns from Rockville Connecticut. Marion Titley travels to Glastonbury. Walter Taylor's Lake Nagog trip. James Coke and family visit Allston. Jesse Bilson in Rockville with brother William. Ali ce Kershaw visits Concord. Lexington park service nightly. Susie Lingley and Sadie Flood in Beverly. Karl Swanson and Amanda Johnson wed recently. Helen Pettigrew on two week mill vacation. Mrs Wall and children of Athol visiting.

Edna Denniston Lawrence Alonzo Mason Concord William Price Portland W. A. Haynes John Martin Patrick Nee Saxonville Fred Prehn Waltham Thomas Haggerty Assabet Mills Mass Delia Noohan Clinton Frank Johnson William McCarthy Nashua N. H Sadie Jones James Downs Pittsfield Mary Shea Lowell Patrick Murphy Blackstone Michael Tobin Holliston John McGill Mr. Blaney Marlboro B. W. Meador Libson W. X. Macurda James Mahoney Powder Mills Loyal Assabet Lodge M. A John Maguire George Roberts Boston St. Bridget’s Jennie McGlinchy Dorchester Alice Murphy Alice Wilcomb N. D. Wilcom Ida Leighton Annie Buckley Keene, N. H Tonawanda Club Boons Pond H. P. N. Dahl John Chapin John Garrity Foresters James Leyden Ashland Malden Hattie Farrell Dedham Fred Whittaker Marlboro Friends Fred Axford Rockville H. Persons Marion Titley Glastonbury James Coke Allston Jesse Bilson William Bilson Alice Kershaw Cambridge Haliday Susie Lingley Sadie Flood Beverly Karl R. Swanson Amanda Johnson Helen Pettigrew James Wall Athol John

Hyomel Advertised as Quick Catarrh Cure

The ad claims Hyomel cures catarrh by inhaling menthol air, with four daily doses in severe cases. It sells a $1 complete outfit including a rubber inhaler and dropper, plus refills at 60 cents. Johnson's Pharmacy offers a money back guarantee if it fails.

Johnson

Hyomei Prevents Hay Fever Attacks Before Season

The ad advises hay fever sufferers to use Hyomei daily for two to three weeks before the annual onset. It claims Hyomei and Hyomei Balm rapidly relieve and cure the worst cases.

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Ee Assabet Mills Ook Maines Bile Sturtevant Pittefield W. X. Macards Miss May Chelsea Honora Connors John White T. Bailey Y A. C Catherine Carpenter Robert Carey Barre Albert Easthope Mark Newton Pawtucket R. I Irish Music Hall James E _ William Crowe Hingham Mary Regan Charlestown Thomas Sweeney Walter Adams Dayville John Keegan Thomas Smith Metteridge Oliver Trees Burt Whitney Emily Shanahan Nantucket Robert Carney Benjamin Roberts Finn John Smith Philaee Annie Dunn Mary Hoar Sumner Rogers Nina M. Carey Arthur Coughlin Elizabeth Burke Howes O'Toole Driscoll William Joyce John Joyce Spring Lane Rosalie Minnie Shea Nesday House of Correction South Framingham Lester V. Jones William Casey Bat Coughlin Songer State Police Seneca England Janes Ryan C. J. Bodfish Rockville, Ct Mamie Gilroy Hyde Park Annie Pettigrew Thomas Foley King Phillip Bessie Mahoney R.M. Bisbee M. B Joshua Naylor Annie Hinchcliffe Winchester Joseph Wright St. Bridget’s Temperance Society Cartwright Ics Aus Rebekah Lodge Shoaars W. Powers Clinton & Ennis I. Ee J. W. Freedance Bridgets O'Connell Ee Poiowers South Acton H. Tuttle Abr Ib Ore Ad Sa Arta Giana Pamncade Yaspoe Walter Taylor Lake Nagog W.B. Case N. B FeubpDber Thomas F. Parker
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