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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1901
Page
4
Trains Operate Between Lowell and Boston on B and M Rail
Boston and Maine Railroad schedules show trains running between Lowell and Boston. Services link regional points with daily departures and arrivals. Local riders rely on these services for commuter travel and access to downtown Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Boston
Subscribers can mail Courier to mountain country or seashore
Readers planning summer absences may have the Courier mailed to their summer addresses in the mountains country or seashore for any duration by notifying the Courier-Citizen counting room.
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Courier-Citizen
Wheat shipments dominate foreign trade outlook in 1901
The Lowell Daily Courier notes nine million bushels shipped abroad in a week, urging buyers abroad to secure American wheat while abundant. It previews athletic clashes between Oxford Cambridge and Harvard Yale, comments on European collegians, and condemns baseball rowdiness and broken promises to the public. It also mentions a tragic case of a child harmed by racial prejudice and questions reform.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
Yale
Canada
Finding a Publisher in a Publisher’s Eye View
Readers of literature will find in World's Work current and September issues discussions on manuscript submissions. A publisher's reader claims every manuscript is read, while a seasoned author reports his book passed through thirty two publishers before publication.
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Thas
The Impossible Path to Publication Revealed by a Writer
A writer alleges publishers rarely read manuscripts, only a few merit selection occurs. He details submitting eight hundred dollars in art, multiple rejections, and publishers relying on typist readers. He cites David Harum and Eben Holden as benchmarks and notes a future New Man may flood markets with big advances.
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First Books
David Harum
Eben Holden
Chef Doeuvre
Europe
Pedagogy in Manila Draws Growing Popularity
A Manila education trend shows increasing attention to modern teaching methods. Educators and institutions embrace new approaches to improve student engagement and learning outcomes across schools and universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
August Writer issue highlights women focused guidance
The August number of The Writer from Boston features articles on literary work as art, typographical errors, author topics, and queries about the novel as a literary form. It profiles writers, includes sketches of notable contributors, and showcases fiction by Lewis E. Mac Brayne and others. The issue, strong for women’s household guidance, totals forty eight pages with twenty pages of practical content.
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Boston
Frederick R. Burton
Eugene Parsons
C. A. S. Dwight
Writer Publishing Co
P. O. Box
Chicago Art Institute
Lewis E. MacBrayne
Robert Grant
Robert C. V. Meyers
Annie Steger Winston
Clifton Johnson
America
The
Crowell & Kirkpatrick Co
Springfield
Ohio
Sequoias and books shape Atlantic September issue
John Muir's hunting Big Red woods shares pages with fiction by Alice Brown and Virginia Woodward Cloud and with juvenile titles from Henry Artemus Co. The September Atlantic highlights Little, Brown titles in strong editions, Eva March Tappan's England's Story for grammar schools, and a well-illustrated 16mo clothbound book from Houghton Mifflin.
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John Muir
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Alice Brown
W. R. Lighton
Virginia Woodward Cloud
Liza Wetherford
Miss Johnston
England
Eva March Tappan
Worcester
Mass
Alfred the Great
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Quotations on race, temperance and politics from papers
A compilation of brief editorial quotes notes hotel attitudes toward race in the Methodist church council, inauguration weather not stopping candidates, temperance gaining moral backing, and Dawson City obtaining a courthouse to ease lawyer fees, with observations from several papers.
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London
International Methodist Church Council
Springfield Republican
Child Recovers After Cholera Remedy Proven Effective
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recalls a neighbor’s infant saved from cholera infantum after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She states the child recovered in two days and remains vigorous nearly a year later, endorsing the remedy widely. Sold by all druggists.
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Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
Chamberlain
Vast Hamburg Sale Cuts Prices On 40,000 Yards
A basement department sale at A G Pollard & Co offers Hamburgs and insertions at three cents to nine cents per yard, with regular 10 to 12 percent widths, many patterns and good quality. The large stock is expected to move quickly at these low prices, with items worth 15 to 25 cents.
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A, G Pollard & Coo
Locust enemies and odd notes from a Boston page
A varied miscellany on natural history describes a parasitic fungus killing grasshoppers and driving survivors high on stalks plus a sightings of tree hoppers and beetle pupae. It recalls social reportage at Varnum's Landing, Middlesex North fair attractions, and a portrait presentation at Sailors’ Haven, with street scene vignettes from Boston.
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Varnum’s Landing
Middlesex North Agricultural Fair
Childen
Joshua B. Holden
Haven
Water Street
Charlestown
Mary Bennett Holden
Stanton H. King
The
Summer travel notes and church news from Lowell area
Masters Leo and Willie Gorman of Pawtucketville and Louise Lennon of Belvidere visit their aunt Mrs Cody at Pigeon Cove. Miss Hoar and Miss Donohue stay at Hotel Merrill Chester NH before weeks at Old Orchard. Various locals vacation at Salisbury Beach Lakeside Weirs NH and more. Reverend Lee honored at Summit House Jefferson MA. Mt Mansfield trip planned. many Lowell residents amid regional travels and church updates.
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Leo
Willie Gorman
Pawtucketville
Louise Lennon
Belvidere
Mrs. Cody
Pigeon Cove
Josephine Hoar
Josephine Donohue
Merrill
Chester
N. H
Old Orchard
Fred Nichols
Oliver B. Estabrook
Gertrude
Forrest Street
Salisbury Beach
Herbert Suttle
New England
F. C. Beharrell
Centralville
Sackville
N. B
Blanche M. Hutchins
Bellevue Street
Lakeside House
Weirs
Summit House
Jefferson
Mass
John F. Lee
St. Mary’s Church
May Donovan
Charlestown
Lowell
James McLaughlin
Buffalo
Geo. W. Leith
Alice
R. A. Greene
Grace Church
Bethel
Hermon L
Mt. Mansfield
Green Mountains
Greene
Low prices on pictures and frames offered in town
During the present month the shop promotes very low prices on odds and ends in pictures and frames to clear stock before fall items arrive. They urge customers to seize the chance for cheap pictures or portrait frames and note continued low framing prices to stay busy. George E. Maker at the Merrimack and John Streets corner.
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George E. Maker
Cor
Merrimack
John Streets
Funeral services for Susan Berry and Samuel Sloan
Funeral for Susan Berry conducted at 8 40 from her Fayette street home and a 9 o clock high mass at Immaculate Conception Church. Rev Patrick J. McGrath OMI officiated with Miss Margaret McCaffrey singing Pie Jesu and O Salutaris. Burial in Catholic cemetery after committal prayers. Also, funeral for Samuel Sloan of South Chelmsford held at his home with Rev C H Ellis officiating. Large attendance, two selections sung, arrangements by F C Byam. Interment at village cemetery.
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Susan Berry
Fayette Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Patrick J. McGrath
P. P. Haggerty
Margaret McCaffrey
Messrs. Martin, Thomas
Michael Flannigan
Wm. Buckley
John Collins
James Campbell
Fr. McGrath
C. H. Molloy
Samuel Sloan
South Chelmsford
C. H. Ellis
Chelmsford
F. C. Byam
Lepene Rites Set In Jamaica Plain Mass Funeral Aug 25
Andrew J. Lepene aged 49 years 10 months dies in Jamaica Plain Massachusetts Funeral from Edson cemetery chapel Sunday August 25 at 3 pm Relatives and friends invited to attend the service.
A Young Lady's Life Saved By Remedy
Dr Chas H Utter of Panama Colombia writes of a sixteen year old patient with severe dysentery. After ineffective treatments he prescribed Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Within eight hours she improved, three days to stand, and one week to be well. For sale by all druggists.
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Chas. H. Utter
Panama
Colombia
Chamberlain
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