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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1902
Page
2
A Hawaii case details Sugimura a Japanese husband who cut off his fingers to threaten his wife with daily amputation until she stops lying. The note included his severed finger and warned of further punishments if truthfulness does not improve. No record of her reply or how many fingers were sacrificed.
Hydrologist Mr Newell warns irrigation act sparks private grabs as speculators buy up public domain lands under homestead law. He urges Interior to adjust sizes to curb holdings while noting government gains from improvements. Also mentions chrysanthemum show and Maryland terrapin beef prices.
Mrs. Geo T Benson of Kellar Virginia used Chamberlains Pain Balm on her child burned by a hot stove. The balm calmed the pain within half an hour and the child slept, recovering in about two weeks. The article promotes the antiseptic liniment and lists nearby druggists Iboro DeLees in Maynard.
Marlboro defeated South Framingham 11 7 to 4 in a rough, low crowd night. Jack Abbot of Everett played his first game for South Framingham. Healey Punch and Sherman starred for Marlboro with Halloran leading South Framingham. Referee Charles Connors of Marlboro. Time three 15 minute periods. attendance 400.
Commentary on Isaiah 28 verses 1 18 and related passages. Warns that Ephraim’s crown of pride and drunkenness bring ruin while God offers true rest and glory to the remnant who trust in Him. The piece cites related scriptures and presses personal turning to Jehovah.
The piece discusses home remedies for croup and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safer and quicker for relief. It notes hive syrup and tola as old remedies and urges giving Chamberlain's at onset to prevent attacks. Sold by Marlboro and DeLee's drug store Maynard.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of the Church of the Immaculate Conception held its annual reception for new members on Sunday evening with over 500 participants. The service opened with litany, followed by vespers led by Rev. Thomas B. Lowney and assistants Rev. John P. Sullivan and Rev. Timothy J. Fahey in Roxbury.
Miss Eliza Meanor hosted a Friday evening party at her Bhew mut avenue residence. About ten Clinton guests joined the young crowd for games fortune telling recitations and music. Mr Carruth of Clinton delivered a pleasing original recitation after refreshments the Clinton party left on the 12 20 train for home.
En hospit al patients are reported as taking life and they agree with Mrs. Patrick Campbell's The Joy of Living. They pass time reading and sunbathing. A baseless rumor claimed Mrs. Lapierre had no disease. investigation showed she was ill when admitted. Holt children amuse themselves with toys.
A Dover town reader claims the medicine Dr ode New Life Pills works wonders. The letter says two weeks of use made a new man, touting relief from constipation stomach and liver troubles. Available for 5c at several local druggists including Burdett Barnard Marlboro Concord Nashua and Maynard.
The notice lists sermons and services for Trinity Congregational and First Parish Unitarian churches, including Rev. George A. Tewksbury and Rev. Toren B. Macdonald schedules, and Trinity Episcopal Church with 10.45 a.m. services. Also Scandinavian Methodist Church presents 10.30 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. services with a Friday close meeting.
Local notices list multiple church schedules. Maynard Congregational shows services at 10 30 a m with Sunday school at noon, evening worship at 7 p m, prayer meeting weekly, and a choir under Amory Maynard. St Bridget's Greek Catholic Church and St George's Episcopal Church also publish weekly masses and service times with week day offerings.
Foresters meet on the first and third Mondays, Companions of Forest on the same schedule, and fourth Mondays. Red Men gather first and third Tuesdays. A O U W convenes on the second and fourth days. Maynard Lodge No 131 meets every Wednesday. Mizpah Lodge No 54 holds D T M on the first and third Thursdays.
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