Munyon's Triumph Assured Success Praised and Blessed
A Munyon’s remedy claims success for stomach and nerve ailments as dyspepsia surrenders. Testimonies from cured individuals praise its effects and blessings from those helped by Paw Paw remedies.
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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1903
Page
3
A Munyon’s remedy claims success for stomach and nerve ailments as dyspepsia surrenders. Testimonies from cured individuals praise its effects and blessings from those helped by Paw Paw remedies.
Professor Munyon touts Paw Paw fruit as a universal remedy and claims it cures nervousness and stomach troubles. He compares its discovery to Edison lighting the world and urges moderation in eating and drinking while promoting Paw Paw products sold by druggists at $1 per pint and Paw Paw pills at 25 cents.
A massive crowd followed a lively parade for Gala Day in Lowell. Highlights included 100 yard dash heats with Alfred Cooney and others, a half mile bicycle race won by Michael O'Brien, a 1 mile handicap won by Patrick Goyette and Jeremiah Donovan, a 3:57 relay by four teams, and a full vaudeville program with piano, acrobats, and a 100-voice chorus.
J H Burke Company announces cessation of business and requests all debtors and creditors settle affairs. Stores at 19 23 and 25 Coburn Street and 84 88 West Third Street will be open daily from 9 a m to p m until September 1 for settlements and to complete dissolution. Open Saturday evenings.
As Durings seven days voyage to foreign shores nears, over fifty expected to join enroute. Heavily booked. two rooms released with one quickly filled and another sought after aboard. three premier social hall rooms remain for first comers. Party sails Tuesday Sept 1 from Middlesex street at 9 50 am, price 31 dollars for the full trip. Rev Ralph Gillam among the notable travelers.
The list enumerates chorus members from Miss Annie Gookin through Mrs. Theresa Walsh and includes a large roster of singers such as Miss Lena Murphy Miss Etta McQuade Miss Catherine Sullivan and many others. It also notes the refreshment committee chaired by Thomas O’Hare with Frank McKenna and Patrick Mooney aided by numerous assistants and as well as several ladies serving as matrons and supporters.
A list of women including Etta Desmond Miss Mary E. Dacey Miss Maggie Sullivan Miss Norah Sullivan Miss Mary Keefe Miss Maggie Smith Miss Nellie Cavanaugh Miss Agnes Cavanaugh Miss Alice Cox Miss Helen Louise Clark Miss Sara Agnes Gillon Miss Mary Holloran Miss Annie Burns Miss Katie Heslin Miss Nellie Heslin Miss Kate Duffy Miss Alice O Brine Miss Katie O Brine Miss Jennie Dunham Miss Katie Sullivan Miss Annie Conlon Miss Mary Riley Miss Nellie McGillion Miss Winnie Chaloux Miss Katie Hoar Miss Annie Cassidy Miss Mary Rohen Miss Jennie Keefe Miss Minnie Davey Miss Ella Riley appears as a social roster listing local women.
The New York Botanical Garden in Bronx Park expands its tree fern house into the largest and most complete United States collection with about 150 specimens. Aids from St. Kitts, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, and other regions enrich the display, prompting moves to larger glasshouses as the ferns reach 10 to 12 feet tall.
A harsh, satirical notice from Hudson Register and Washington Pest extols a boy immersed in outdoor life and sports, arguing a lack of baseball knowledge signals an automaton candidate unfit for honest work. The piece mocks office laborers who undervalue athletic vigor and the spirited youngster who leads by example in play and later in life.
True to nature, Howard's Extra Violet is made from violets and nothing else. Priced at 50 cents an ounce, it rivals fine French perfumes selling for 1 to 1.25 dollars with no charge for fettle.
Howard operates a drugstore and perfume shop at 191 Central Street offering medicines, fragrances, and daily essentials. The notice highlights his combined role as pharmacist and perfumer serving the local community with personal care products.
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