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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
3
The Maynard column reports church events, visitors, and new residents, a fair profit of over 5400 dollars, school happenings, baseball results, and community projects. It notes construction, dances, concerts, and plans for summer activities at Lake Boone and St. Bridget's parish, with multiple local names and venues.
Physicians declare catarrh a germ disease and Hyomei offers a simple inhaler therapy that fills the air with germ killing medicine. Early statistics suggest nearly all in the state suffer some catarrh form. the complete outfit costs only a small amount.
An advertisement asserts Electric Bitters cure stomach and liver disorders common in Indians and others. It features a testimonial from A. Brown of Bennettasville, claiming restoration of his wife’s health after dyspepsia and torpid liver, listing ailments and a 50 cent price.
Charles Edward Roberts of Gleasondale and Miss Sadie Noon of Hudson were married at St Michael s church Monday at 2 pm by Rev Thomas F Cusack. The bride s sister Kathleen Noon was bridesmaid and John Kennedy of Putnam Conn was best man. The couple will reside in Gleasondale in a house built by the groom.
A Sunday evening program at 5 30 features a singing school scripture reading prayers anthems exercises recitations duets and classes led by Mrs Rolfe Miss Harkness Miss Brigham and others with a collection and treasurer’s report. Ruth Jones Persis Brigham’s class and the primary department participate.
Patrick McCarthy, previously sentenced to imprisonment at the state farm in Bridgewater on May 22 and appealing, appeared in Cambridge Superior Court Monday afternoon and received another sentence to the state farm.
Tierman Kehrenholz of Woonsock et Row, passed Sunday with friends in town. Mrs. Nellie Farwell of Claremont New Hampshire is the guest of Mrs. Susan D. Cutler Brown's corner. Eugene McCabe of New York was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cruise Maplest the past week. Mrs. James Stritch and son Fred of Gilbertville were the guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Coggins Elmst.
Nine men appeared before Trial Justice James T. Joslin after a Saturday night drunkenness spree. Each received a court lecture on the dangers of drink. fines were imposed on several, with probation for others and return dates set for June 30 or later.
Finder urged to return the ring to Harry Fowler. Also classified notices offer three furnished rooms with bath by T. J. Butler, and a modern 10 room house with large barn for sale by E. H. Davis at 109 Summer St Maynard.
A Boston note quotes Nath C Fowler Jr arguing that without informing others of your assets or offerings, they will not seek them out. The remark underscores the link between visibility and utility in resource sharing and awareness.
Mary Taylor and Mrs George L Taylor visit Marlboro and Brockton resident Frank Powers takes a week off to see his parents O A Everett plans a health trip by sea Beatrice Townsend Fidelia Newton return from Clinton hospital Ella Waite graduates from Simons college Susie Dow returns to teach at Oak Grove seminary Bolton burglars pry into library. few cents taken Free town hall exhibition showcases graded school progress Baptist church children day concert ends with Rev Pride remarks
An ad notes that neglect of clogged bowels and torpid liver leads to chronic constipation. It promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as the best gentle regulators of stomach and bowels, guaranteed by Johnson’s Pharmacy in Maynard and Willard’s Pharmacy in South Acton.
Manager Howard of Bryson Graham & Co. in Ottawa hails the public press as the premier advertising medium, emphasizing its wide reach and effectiveness for business notices and campaigns.
The article describes oyster soup using drained oysters simmered in a butter flavored liquor with milk and onion guidance to heat to a boil. It adds croutons or a separate serving bowl and details bean porridge with beans corn meal and corned beef cooked slowly to a smooth consistency with salt and pepper.
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