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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1914
Page
9
A long list of townspeople attend gatherings, visits, and family news. Guests include Frank and Pred Sims of Wilton. Miss Esther Sullivan's recovery. many locals hosting, visiting Cambridge, Marlboro, Lowell. Mizpah Rebekah gala initiation. St Hilda's Guild fair planning. and various shifts in work, church and club activities.
A fragmented advertisement touts Foley tablets as liver aids and laxatives. It references quick action and mentions J. L. Me perhaps as a contact or promoter, but details are unclear due to incomplete text.
People nationwide report relief from kidney and bladder troubles after using Foley Kidney Pills. A.T. Kelly of McIntosh Alabama says he recommends them to all who suffer and urges others to try the remedy.
A readable note highlights persistent coughing risks and urges avoiding substitutes. Johnson Pharmacy lists May omard nay as a referenced detail in the local notice.
Messrs. Smith and Bailey of the American Woolen Co. viewed a proposed site behind the Central House for the high school relocation. They favored securing a satisfactory location, after which construction would start promptly once the town voted to issue bonds. Memorial day schedule noted for C. M. & H. Street railway service. Also ad blurbs for kidney pills and rental offerings at 54 and 103 Summer streets. Julius Lobwe states he will honor no unpaid bills unless authorized in writing.
Maynard Massachusetts May 27 1914 Hector W Roberts trading as H W Roberts Co applies for a first class liquor license for the American House Harriman Court Maynard with two rooms on each floor and cellar for stock only also notices sale items including a 4 passenger Stanley Sterns runabout and a two seated canopy top surry Maynard. The body of Benjamin F Johnson a longtime local druggist is buried and memorial day is observed with thanks extended to those who aided in bereavement Mrs WILLIAM BARRON
Bachelors won as single men beat married men 19 to 11 on a Wednesday afternoon. G Edward White excelled as manager captain coach pitcher and key player for the singles, delivering a strong performance over the final innings with limited field support. His famed boom erang pitch drew attention as the game closed.
Reports state millions of singing birds wintering on the southern slopes of Europe’s Caucasus mountains have been killed by sudden cold and heavy snow. Small corpses litter the slopes and shores of the Black Sea, with bulfinches goldfinches robin redbreasts fly catchers among the affected species.
A practical guide advises locating the ant nest and applying kerosene at accessible spots to halt the infestation. If the nest is hidden in walls or under floors, attack the insects at the nearest entry point as they appear. Mr. Stone's Luck story notes a widow considering luck after her husband’s policy payout.
Daniel Colbert of Newton visited his father Eu gene Colbert this weekend as did George Champagne of Gilbertville with his mother Mrs. Sophia Champagne. W J Glover won the weekly alley prize with 119. Hudson high meets local high on Wednesday at the playgrounds. Mrs. Frank S Fearne and children spend the week with relatives in Marlboro. Anson Rayner of Waltham was Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Nathan Rayner. W C T U meets Thursday at 3 at Mrs A Z Lloyd’s Brooks St. Believes. Bladder Distress ad urges Foley Kidney Pills from Johnson Pharmacy Maynard. Mrs Annie Kilkenny and son ma visited Mrs EB Crowell. Albert law and force work out spraying. John Loman of Bristol Conn visited town. Mr and Mrs BA Mills of Cos Cob Conn moved to town to Brooks St. Thomas Lawler assists at RCA. William Drechsler of Conn visiting his son C Drechsler. Charlies Wilcox on weeks vacation from mill machine shop. Nellie Corcoran spent Sunday with Mrs Lawton.
A dated note extols Foley’s Honey and Tar for children's colds and coughs. Mrs. Shipps claims it gave “fine results” and calls it a great medicine for cough, noting restlessness, feverishness, sore throat, and spasmodic coughing.
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