How Do You Like Your Latest Portrait
The ad asks how the reader prefers their latest ograph and whether it makes them look lifelike or waxen. It notes the studio is over Towle and Kent's store in Concord with cash terms.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1906
Page
1
The ad asks how the reader prefers their latest ograph and whether it makes them look lifelike or waxen. It notes the studio is over Towle and Kent's store in Concord with cash terms.
A noted surgeon reports that, by observation, more appendicitis cases result from using old toothpaste. The claim links dental product age to abdominal surgery risk, urging caution and further study.
A quirky line presents a family relation riddle about Jack and Paddy. It mentions a mix of objects like window screens wire cloth per yard Bereen door hinges hooks and eyes and ice chisels with a price note.
Our bakery offers cakes to order for all occasions with fastidious taste. Everything is pure wholesome toothsome and made to suit short notice. G N Gove at Nason St Maynard delivers guaranteed satisfaction.
Park opening planned for Memorial Day. Cleary Williams go out of business. Diphtheria illness in Mabel Connor. Marlboro restaurant bought by Benjamin Hooper. Various town visits, meetings, and socials noted. Prize list for Twilight club whist party. High school baseball loss 19 to 11 to Clinton. Klee's the Bitters praised by River-ton Postmaster G. W. Fouts for long liver ailment cure. 60 cents.
Special offer on gold filled watches with 20 year guarantee. Includes engraved jointed open face Ladies' Hunting model and engraved pieces. Gents watches priced at $6.00 to $10.00, with several options at $9.50 and $10.00.
H. P.N. Dahl of Main Street Maynard Mass advertises reliable repair services for watches clocks jewelry and optics highlighting careful workmanship and attention to detail.
Concord Junction reports lively activity with plans for new enterprises including a chair company boarding house. Memorial services honor veterans at St Anne's South Lincoln and Trinitarian church. Local notes include births, club events, and business listings with Hudson era street references and contemporary addresses.
We know you ought to use coal from D and H. The coal is all rail and we urge you to place orders now to experience its quality.
Mrs. Robertson James visited Concord this past week while J P Watson remains at the Martin Finigan store. Walter P Hubbard recovers from diphtheria to return home on Sudbury Street. Bernard Olsen dies at 41, funeral held Tuesday. Tufts students visit and a concert and theater program occur at Monument Hall. Concord officials attend Norumbega park opening and two speeding cases result in fines. Old Concord Post 189 G A R attends church services and a Remnant sermon at Trinitarian church. Concord Lyceum elects directors and officers. J J Vanderveer lands several out of town jobs including a $4000 heating contract for Merchants National Bank Boston. June 7.
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