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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1912
Page
3
The English Pharmacal Laboratory Inc markets a non scientific hemorrhoid method titled English Hemor Treatment. Druggists in Concord and South Acton distribute prescriptions printed on each package and praise the campaign. A pamphlet explaining causes and effects is available at local drug stores.
Richard Shea of Bedford died October 7 after a weeklong illness. Born in Montrose, Pennsylvania in 1887, he served in the 2nd U.S. Cavalry at Fort Warren, Texas. A Lelington Minute Men ball on Thursday night October 31 proved a social and financial success. The Progressive party hosted a well attended rally last Saturday evening.
Mrs Deborah Chesley Stone Young of Hyatt avenue Haverhill died after a brief illness on Wednesday October 30. Private obsequies were held November 1 at her home with Rev William Osbon Baker officiating. She leaves a husband four sons including Sydney W Young John B Young Lewis J Young and Frank L Young, and two siblings. Interment was in Walnut Cemetery.
A London Sketch quip presents a widow and her late husband Jack sharing a grimly humorous exchange. The widow admits his happiness in life, while remarking on his “heaven” at death, underscoring a double meaning in a fateful joke.
To all persons interested in the estate of James Lawier late of Concord in said County deceased. Thomas E. Lawier the administrator has presented for allowance the first account of his administration upon the estate. A probate court hearing is set for November 27, 1912 at nine o clock in the forenoon in bridge in said County to show cause why the account should not be allowed. The administrator is ordered to serve this citation fourteen days before the court or publish once weekly for three weeks in the Concord Enterprise and mail copies seven days before court. Witness Charles J. McIntire Clerk. N-6-13-20.
Roger Sherman Hoar petitions for letters testamentary in Middlesex County on November 18 1912 at nine in the forenoon to be granted if no cause is shown. Public notice required in Concord Enterprise seven days before court and by mailing or delivering copies to all known interested persons.
The article argues gravy based on pork fat or beef extract lacks value for invalids. It notes beef extract is no longer used in hospitals and that animal tissues contain poisonous waste from fear and worry. It concludes appetite should be overruled by reason when food is injurious.
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