Maynard Board of Health Regulations 1893 Excerpts
The Maynard Board of Health issues regulations drawn from public statutes to safeguard health. Rules cover nuisances and sources of filth, privies and drains, swill receptacles, vaccination and school entry, contagious diseases, disinfection methods, burying procedures, and plumbing traps. Authority figures include F A Ricu MD, D Henderson, and E P Gleason MD.
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Board of Health
Maynard
Public Statutes OF
Mass
Board of Earth
F. A. Ricu
M. D
D. Henderson
E. P. Gleason
M.D
I Owe My Life to You Says Wilton Woman
Miss Gert rude Sickler of Wilton New Jersey writes Mrs Pinkham praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from suppressed and painful menstruation after doctors failed. She says the medicine cured her and she no longer fears the coming month. She credits her father for initial help and notes liver pills cost 25 cents at druggists.
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Gertrude Sickler
Wilton
N. J
Stow Selectmen Raid Sunday Liquor at Mike Early Ranch
Special dispatch reports Stow selectmen Underwood Parker and Packard with Officer Croft raiding Mike Early s ranch on Sunday finding beer and whiskey seized after a crowd arrived. A loud mouthed woman claimed the liquor was hers while Mike avoided a shootout by slipping a revolver away. Nine teams arrived and left as the raid paused liquor activity and town officials warned of future action.
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Enterprise
Stow Selectmen
Mike Early
Concord Court
Selectmen
Underwood
Parker and Packard
Officer Croft
Mr. Packard
Mike
Selectman
Maynard
Stow
The Flag That Tripped Up Booth at Treasury
A mahogany case displays a silk flag with gold fringe in Capt. Cobaugh's Treasury room. The flag, once borrowed by John T. Ford, allegedly tripped Booth by snagging his spur as he fell in Lincoln's box, leading to his death by Sergt. Boston Corbett's rifle.
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Cobaugh
Treasury Department
Department
Treasury Guards
Richmond
Lincoln
Ford
John T. Ford
Booth
Sergt
Boston Corbett
Johnson
Washington
Philadelphia
Men and hats trigger a humorous spring fashion moment
A New York Correspon dent reports men’s spring hats arrive and a playful scene where a man, trying on alpine hats, unknowingly wears his old one. Two women watch as he admires the look and quips he has waited long enough for the girly.
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New York
Cor
Chicago Herald
Five Elderkin Brothers Arrested in New England Theft Ring
Five brothers known as the Elderkins were captured across Massachusetts after a weeklong chase. Harvey and Charles Elderkin were seized at a barn near West Newton, while Charles and George were later recaptured in Concord. Police say the gang operated in Weston Sudbury Newton Danvers and fled north from Nova Scotia years ago. Charles and George were found with valuables including a Freemason pin and watches, and three brothers remain at large.
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Waltham
Mass
Weston
Charles Stimson
McKenna
Dumvers
Wayland
Taft
Elderkin
West Newton
Richardson
Davis
Shannon
Harvey
Charles
G. E B. Kirwin
Sudbury River
Carney
Stapnon
Newton
Concord
Clem
Craig
Merland
Jem
Charles Elderkin
George Elderkin
Kiderkint m
Frank
George
Sudbury
Danvers
Elderkins
Nova Scotia
States
Henry Munson dies in New Haven inventor of gun barrel boring device
Henry Munson, who died in New Haven last week, invented the widely used device for boring gun barrels but failed to patent it, letting slip a fortune that would have made him a millionaire.
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Henry Munson
New Haven
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mep. Co
Lynn, Mass
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Dr. Stetson
H. S. Hapgood
Anterprise
Horace Tuttle
W.A. Cunningham
Maker & Miner
C. L. Miner
E. H.maker
E.H. Maker
Men's New Flats
Boston
Hamilton D. Way
Industrial Education Association
Way
Popular Science Monthly
Haynes & Tourtellot
Maynard, Mass
Morgan
Spading Harrow
Planet Jr
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