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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1904
Page
3
Maynard items report funerals, hires at Assabet mills, and social events. Local clubs meet, ad trades, and theater at Music Hall. Notables include visits, new employees, street improvements, gaming licenses, and upcoming programs across Maynard and neighboring towns.
A letter from J C Reeves of 770 Pearl St describes deafness from catarrh cured by Hyomei after four years of hearing loss. The report, endorsed by Caswell Preston Drug Co Beaumont, notes two bottles restored hearing and a Johnson's Pharmacy refund guarantee. Hyomei outfits cost one dollar with extra bottles at fifty cents.
A Fremont North Carolina resident, B. F. Bass, reports kidney trouble and rheumatic debility relief after using Electric Bitters. He claims a complete recovery and mentions neighbors cured of liver and kidney ailments. Available for 50 cents at Johnson's Pharmacy Maynard and Willard's Pharmacy South Acton.
Charlie McGill the bowling alley owner has launched a new scheme that rewards bowlers who roll over 95 on the duck pins with a later contest for the top two scorers who split the prize. A four club league is planned in coming weeks possibly with Hudson teams. The winter revival boosts business as weekly matches occur and a big Monday night club purse is anticipated.
A runaway bicycle injured J. B. Orner of Franklin Grove Illinois, leaving a stubborn leg ulcer for four years. Bucklen's Amica Salve cured it. Also effective for burns scalds skin eruptions and piles. 25 cents at Johnson's Pharmacy Maynard Illinois.
Officer John Connors pursued a disorderly Finn described as rum dazed after a night clash near a Florida street tenement. The offender dodged, returned, and fled with a dozen Polanders in pursuit ending with the suspect detained in a swamp and later jailed awaiting district court review.
The town treasurer struggles to meet current expenses as the American Woolen Company with a $30,000 tax bill has not yet paid. The company reportedly feels the assessment was too high, suggesting the bill was tacked on too heavily.
Bas ing entertainers presented a long excellent program including vocal music piano selections a funny sketch and humorous recitations by Mr McCay Both McCays are high class vocalists and fine musicians whose droll humor pleased the crowd.
A former Acton resident in New Mexico writes that P. J. Sullivan provided the best fitting clothing, stating you are the only man that ever suited me. He vows to order another suit even if it requires sending halfway across the continent to obtain it.
A pleasant physic is recommended Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easy to take and produce no griping or other unpleasant effects. Sold by Johnson's Pharmacy H. J. Dwinell Maynard.
The town debated repairs to an old property after a $606 appropriation proved insufficient. Officials found the rig or plumbing defective and said a larger sum would be needed to complete the work. The prevailing view urged locking up the house and waiting for a decent offer.
Members of the Congregational church hosted a reception for Rev and Mrs B C Hunt in the church parlors Thursday night. Attendance included M B church members. The event featured decorative lighting, light refreshments, and music by local artists including piano violin cornet and vocal selections. The receiving party included Alexander Pettigrew and others. committee members were listed.
No opposition to the Great Road and Nason Street routes. Water commissioners ordered immediate resumption of water system extension to Pleasant View Park after a dispute over private land at the Main Street and Great Road corner was resolved.
High advertising notes A. T. Haynes plans to corner bird trade with kite ads overseen by John Hannon. They fly six kites to entice inspection, implying a special sale of bird seed without detailing the offer.
The advertisement claims Mi O Na cures dyspepsia and related insomnia and nervousness. It asserts the medicine is infallible, offers a guarantee with every box, and urges immediate use for quick relief and lasting health.
An assortment of bed comforters including large sizes and bed blankets from Oc priced up to 88.50 a pair.
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