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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1904
Page
3
Maynard residents report on mill changes and new work in Milford, plus community visits and club meetings. The piece notes caucus plans, war refugee sympathy, Mizpah Rebekah lodge activities, church groups, and a heated debate over Hudson no license with local figures arguing license versus no license, arrests and business impacts.
Johnson's Pharmacy endorses Hyomei a scientific cure for catarrh with a money back guarantee. The advertisement claims the method inhalation reaches every cell and costs only $1, offering customers a refund if not effective.
Final meeting at Mrs. Charles Perry's residence formed a Woman's club of about 40 members. Officers include President Mrs. Howard A. Wilson and Vice President Mrs. A. L. Morse. Meetings set for the second Tuesday in Masonic hall for three months, then summer recess. Committee heads named: Literary Mrs. C. Eugene Klise, Entertainment Mrs. J. C. Markin, Music Mrs. S. Raymond Kitchin, Concert Events Mrs. O. S. Fowler, Social Mrs. Fred Holt.
Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio recalls her son’s dire illness from pneumonia turnout. Doctors could not help. a trial of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption saved him. Now he is sound and well, praised as the only sure cure for coughs and lung diseases by Johnson’s Pharmacy ad.
Miss Julia Sullivan, 18, housekeeper in Acton, confronted a tall thin tramp burglar rifling her employer’s clothes. She clutched $17 as he struck her, knocking her unconscious, then he escaped with two notes while she lay hurt. Police lack a solid description.
David Henderson a Maynard town leader and longtime resident died suddenly Thursday at the Maynard House due to paralysis. Born in Ireland in 1847 he came to the U S aged 17 and lived in Lawrence before settling in Maynard for 38 years. He served as selectman and moderator, was active in town affairs, and left a large circle of friends. He is survived by a brother and three daughters. Funeral arrangements were handled by the Welchlodge lodge in Glenwood Cemetery.
The week brings new hopefuls Dr. Frank A. Rich as a Republican for the board of health and Edward T. McManus as a Democrat for water commissioner, bringing the field to five for the latter post.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they keep people working longer after eight hours by curing indigestion. The copy targets busy workers and promises quick relief and sustained energy throughout the day.
An advertisement from Johnson's Pharmacy promotes Mi-O-Na flesh foods to plump cheeks. It promises a money back guarantee if the product does not add flesh and rosy health, selling boxes at 50c with stated reliability.
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