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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1903
Page
3
Maynard notes a busy week with local business openings and hires. A. C. Loewe opens a new drug store, John Panch joins American Woolen Co, and William Moakley moves to a new job in Boston. The town sees repairs, social events, and civic updates from the fire department to church and club activities.
Miss Lulu Glennon is ill with diphtheria during fall neckwear promotions at J. F. Gannon's. Several residents and visitors are listed with placements, visits, and local events. The item notes a town election of salable property, church services, a new fire whistle, plant sales, a tenement converted to a store, and local social happenings.
P. H. DeLee, a Maynard druggist, reports a grateful customer cured of indigestion after using Mi-o-na for less than a month. A letter from Francis Murphy endorses Mi-o-na and its No Cure No Pay policy, noting strong refunds only from a small minority and praising its merit in local advertising.
The May nard dry men faced a chaotic bowling night at Sally's alley. St. Bridget's team led on the first string by three pins, but the Tola Lodge squad rallied over two more strings to finish ten pins ahead. Sheridan and Sherr led St. Bridget, while Mann and Siswick starred for Tola.
The St John Temperance Clinton squad failed to appear against St Bridget in an open season game. A scrub team played three and a half innings with poor defense and many errors by B J Coughlin and others. The St Bridget squad showed promise and may become strong, while as Sayalarsee and Jack Sheridan struggled.
Maynard defeated Hudson at Sally's bowling alley Thursday night. Maynard becomes one of the driest towns after a decision Friday. Police were reinforced as fears of outbreaks arose. Saloons emptied, beer sales fell short of predictions. Many residents headed to Hudson Friday and Saturday. Maynard braces for a very dry year.
Dr. T. G. Merritt of No. Mehoopany Pa reports a startling test that cured a patient with violent stomach hemorrhages from ulceration after using Electric Bitters. The patient has had no attack in 14 months. The tonic is guaranteed for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles and sold at local pharmacies for 50c.
A local notice promotes Hyomei as a simple inhaled remedy claiming 97 of 100 people suffer catarrh and that previous cures failed. It asserts expert support and a money back guarantee offered by P. H. DeLee, encouraging readers to try the treatment at no cost unless it cures.
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