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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
4
A late June 1901 column reviews the China affair wind down with troops withdrawn and bills to be paid, notes on cotton duck mills and fashion, mocks suffragists, comments on Gen Funston and a potential Uncle Tom's Cabin update, and laments open streetcars and Chinese appearances, all in a breezy editorial tone.
Warning against mercury containing catarrh remedies. Notes that mercury harms smell and the system and should be avoided unless prescribed by reputable physicians. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo and Hall's Family Pills as mercury free.
The Maynard brass band won new laurels by its Memorial day performance in Sudbury and Saxonville. The town praises hard work, urging residents to support the band as one of the state’s best.
The Miss Hannah Sweeney visited friends in Cambridge Tuesday while the fire department was out. George Creighton will read the monthly paper and Maynard Block is to be repainted.
Officials proved vigilance by directing electric road contractors to stay two feet from the sidewalk while digging a central Main street path. A brief board consult ensured adherence to the new safe distance.
Spring and summer millinery in great variety at Misses Cleary and Williams. Children’s white lawn dresses and white duck suits offered. Cleary and Williams. Wanted steady reliable man for farm in Sudbury. Address C. J. Morse Box 400 Maynard.
A fire at C H Persons' summer home on Stow lower common started after 6. Neighbors fought flames as the local fire brigade did not respond, possibly saving few. Property valued at 2500 with some insurance. house unoccupied, moving in soon, furniture partly destroyed.
Transvaal strike spreads as miners refuse 5 shillings per day fixed by military order and halt work. Weather outlook notes warm fair conditions across eastern regions, with New England winds shifting from light west to fresh south over the next two days.
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