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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1903
Page
2
A letter from Saem Massachusetts dated January 24 1903 reports my wife used Blood Wine for rheumatism with relief after other remedies failed and recommends it. Cuas T Jonson No 19 Bentley St
Ira I. Banash of 166 North Street Boston testifies that Blood Wine cured nervous exhaustion sleep loss appetite failure and kidney upset after three or four bottles. He says he would not be without a bottle. A neighbor credits Ravena Eres per Wine for curing eczema on hands.
Two Boston women recount recovery from consumption after taking Blood Wine. Nettie Clark of 9 Hanson St. credits six bottles and renewed strength to the remedy, while Elizabeth Marsh of 22 Isabella St. says it cured her run-down blood condition and dyspepsia, restoring appetite and energy.
The note outlines three aims: revive old industries and create new ones, modest land tax assessment, and tax relief for the poor, with a historical price reference of 1.00 per year and three cents.
Becundra Bannerjee argued Indians are not foolish children but deserve real concessions from the sovereign. He said famines stem from destitution, not population growth, citing 1901 census data showing no net population rise and regional declines. Government efforts to avert hunger are insufficient.
Maine enforcers struggle as Bangor imposes annual liquor fines to coexist with a de facto license system. About 200 saloons pay a $210 minimum and $10,522 is collected while dealers continue business. Cornell's typhoid link prompts calls for practical sanitation measures beyond theory. A Frenchman in Chicago pursues a wealthy wife amid a garbled title claim.
Marlboro reports frequent town happenings including J W Jackman at Hale High dedication, plans for trips by Charles E Hayes and Winslow Warren, and visits by Grace McKenzie and Grace Wilder Flanders. Local rail, streetcar and electric light developments, town trades, and a Tip Top A C basketball win are noted alongside church meetings and political moves in ward seven.
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