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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1904
Page
3
Maynard residents see mill work shifts and new signs while visitors arrive from Worcester Boston and Berlin. Town events include minstrel planning at Twilight club and a Finnish church service. Dwellers attend conventions elections and socials, with notable moves at the Assabet mills and several guests visiting from nearby towns.
Johnson's Pharmacy offers a cash back guarantee with every box of Mi-ona for dyspepsia or stomach trouble. If the box does not cure, the purchaser may return the empty box and get a refund for two boxes or one month of treatment. Price 50 cents per box.
Rev Jno 8 Cox of Wake Arkansas testifies he suffered twelve years with yellow jaundice and found relief after using Electric Bitters. The ad claims Bitters cure liver kidney trouble stomach disorder and general debility and is guaranteed by local pharmacies, priced at 50 cents.
The 224 Middlesex Republican district convention selected P. J. Sullivan as the party's standard bearer for the 22nd district. The harmony-filled gathering, chaired by F. H. Stevens, elected temporary officers and a credentials committee reporting 17 delegates, 15 present. Sullivan accepted with a brief speech and was escorted to a seat as supporters extolled his abilities and character. The convention then elected a district committee from town chairs.
A. J. Coughlan travelled to Boston to request B M officials arrange for the Marlboro to South Acton late train to wait for the theatre train from Boston. Passengers could then be conveyed to branch stations as before. He was assured the matter would be reviewed promptly.
C. J. Bodfish leaves Assabet mills after two years five months to become manufacturing secretary at the Boston office of the American Woolen company. John Allen of Beaver Brook mill in Lowell succeeds him. Miss Ida Jannell of this town to marry Albert Hicks of Concord Junction tonight at the Jannell parental residence on Pleasant street.
Mr Caswell of North Middleboro Massachusetts reports Hyomei relieved his choking catarrhal trouble and cleared his head He recommends it to friends and notes the treatment cures catarrh with brief daily inhalation The Hyomei outfit costs one dollar includes a lifetime inhaler and bottle of Hyomei with extra bottle available for 50 cents if needed
The Maynard brass band held its second annual concert and ball at Music Hall on Friday night drawing a good crowd including out-of-town guests. The program featured band pieces, solos by Raymond Hamlin and Mrs Percy Blodgett, and vocal numbers by Miss Annie Crowley and others. After the concert, dancing ran late with Mark Kelley in charge. arrangements were by Wilbur Hamlin, Theodore Woolerschied, Mark Kelley, Charles Smith and George Hall.
The Maynard football squad opened at Ayer in a rough contest with a younger set, six Maynard players already slated for college coaching roles this season. Ayer lineup included Richardson le Hooley Fillebrown Holbrook and others, with officials and a 16 minute halves format noted.
The article explains tetanus from soil germs entering wounds and stresses that Chamberlain's Pain Balm, applied freely after injury, prevents lockjaw and speeds healing. It notes the product is sold by P. H. DeLee in Maynard.
Mrs. W. K. Haviland of Armonk New York reports that her daughter nearly died from whooping cough and bronchitis until Dr King's New Discovery saved her life. Her niece with advanced consumption also recovered fully using the medicine. The product, praised as infallible for coughs and colds, is sold by Maynard Willard's Pharmacy of South Acton. Trial bottles are free.
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