Hands Like These Rheumatism Blood Cure Message
A fragment discusses rheumatism as a blood disease and suggests treating the blood for a cure. It claims rheumatism shows in blood, while other conditions reveal themselves through blood tests.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1903
Page
6
A fragment discusses rheumatism as a blood disease and suggests treating the blood for a cure. It claims rheumatism shows in blood, while other conditions reveal themselves through blood tests.
A list of church services across Concord Junction and Concord, naming Rev. W Well and others. Times cover Sunday morning and evening services, Sunday school, youth groups, communion on specific months, and midweek prayer meetings across Trinitarian Congregational First Parish Unitarian Trinity Episcopal and Scandinavian churches.
Local notices list schedules for Congregational Methodist Catholic and Episcopal churches. Open hours include Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 7 p m with Sunday schools and choir details. midweek prayer and youth meetings noted. weekly Wesleys and catechism times in parish calendars.
Fraternal organizations list their meeting nights across the month. Foresters meet on the first and third Mondays, Companions of Forest on the second and fourth Mondays, and various lodges and orders such as Maynard Lodge No. 131 I O O F and St. Bridget's CT meet on specified midweek days.
Miss Rath Whitehead is ill with scarlet fever. John Horan was recent guest of friends in Lynn. John Maley to reorganize the cigarmaker's baseball team. H. J. Dwinnell & Co offers college ices in popular flavors. James Coughlin to add to his Summer street stable. Fence in front of double houses on Nason street torn down. Earth mound behind 3d base at the playgrounds removed. Charles Bigelow spent part of week with friends in Waltham. B. Grant guest in Lawrence for several days. Mrs Frank Tourville surprised by 25 friends with a 130 piece set of dishes.
Maynard cricket team won their first home match 69 to 46 against the U S bunting team of Lowell. Marshall starred for Maynard while Williams led the Lowell side. Next home game is June 20 versus Worcester. no game this Saturday.
Dr. T. G. Merritt of No. Mehoopany Pa reports a patient with violent stomach hemorrhages from ulceration who improved from the first dose of Electric Bitters and has had no attack in 14 months. The tonic is recommended for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles and is priced 50 cents at several local pharmacies.
Ralph Parks of Tufts College dies Sunday in town. Flora Brown hosted Boston friends on Sunday. Sadie Wright spent Sunday at her South Acton home. Charles Tower and Clarence Grimes canoe to Northboro. Mary Shaughnessy from Charlestown visited River Street. Cameron family takes Gates Pond cottage for summer. Charles E. Brown recovers and rode Sunday. A special car carried Masonic concert-goers from Maynard Friday night. A single wagon and string of boys featured Herbert Gunning and Murray’s circus noon parade. Sebastine Greenache fell into the Assabet boating and was rescued by Henry Veo. Hudson attendees praised the Marlboro theatre concert by the Kitties. Charles A. Wright, John Bowser and William Storey visited Charles River Park Sunday. Sunday’s trolley rides crowded cars and boards. Clinton Hudson line introduces 84-seat car amid strong demand.
Friends of Reno Post 9 G A R push to use vacant town house rooms formerly housing the public library as quarters for aging members. The ground floor location would ease access, but town officers fear cramping space for meetings.
J A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama reportedly suffered a severe case of piles with 24 tumors and two hospital stays. Bucklen's Arnica Salve claimed to arrest inflammation and cure pain, sold at several local pharmacies in Marlboro Concord and Hudson areas.
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