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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
9
Fragmentary ad text mentions Citrolar Citrola and Citrolax with hints of relief for headaches and constipation. The readable lines imply a medicinal product pitch but lack coherent detail or a full claim. No clear event, date, or organization is present.
Town records an active period with infant baptism planned at the national church, a three day Alica Temperance fair, a prize drama to follow, and a large fire in a tenement causing about $800 damage. Attendance includes Misses McCormick visiting Amdover relatives and various local residents.
Mrs. Lauri Jokinenen has circulated a petition among town merchants Tuesday and Wednesday to start Wednesday afternoon closing next week. Thus far Jacob Oberg Lever Lloyds The New Idea W B Case Sons C H Stanley Co Boston Cwthing Boston Butter Co and others have agreed. It is expected all merchants will close.
Methodist Church notes minister A Merrill Osgood. Christian Fellowship service Thursday at 7:45 p.m. Worship Sunday 10:45 a.m. with theme Seeing or Gaining Life. Sunday school 12 p.m. Emmanuel Taylor and Samuel Parker supervise. Memorial service for Washington Unity lodge at 2 p.m. Epworth service 6 p.m. Miss Emma Greetings leads topic A Song of Sincerity and Contentment. Local shop closures Wednesday afternoon by Parker Haynes Gutteridge and Dahl. Grange fourth degree exercises Tuesday. Mrs Boardman Miller of Walpole guest this week. Fire chiefs council approved limited firecracker sale on July 4. Various visitors from Providence and nearby towns.
The Men s eld of St George s Episcopal church at Lowell held its final meeting in the parish hall Tuesday evening with full membership. After the business session a repast and a program of vocal and instrumental music followed, described as a delightfully informal and thoroughly enjoyed affair.
A fragment mentions a woman identified as EAbecnters and showing patriotism in shop windows before the holiday. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Amory Maynard visiting relatives in Saxonville and Mrs. Thomas Campbell of Worcester visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell. The rest is an ad for kidney pills.
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