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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1901
Page
10
August daylight details list sun rise and set times for the day with moon rise in the evening. It records sun rise at 5.06 and moon rise at 6.34 p m and sun set at 6.23, giving a day length of 13.17 hours.
The article notes perfect weather with yesterday and today described as excellent. It highlights an August that breaks records and mentions an elderly resident unlikely to recall finer days. Readings show barometer around 30.00 in the afternoon and 29.86 in morning and early afternoon with temperatures near 79, 68, and 80 degrees.
Boston reports indicate showers tonight and Saturday with cooler temperatures. West winds appear likely, forecasters say, shaping a tentative weekend weather pattern for the state.
W. E. Dodge offers property for exchange at 26 Central street. Ada Morrell, Osteopath, returns from a three week West vacation and can be seen at 43 Central block. Dr Charles T. Clifford returns from Newport Me and is at 99 Westford street. Three year old son of Hans C Dege was run over by Richardson's milk wagon yesterday morning. injuries painful but not serious. Chas W Durant now permanently employed at Wood's jewelry, in charge of engraving. Wire Inspector McElholm orders Merrimack Paving to clear side streets and keep main routes only lightly obstructed for the Labor Day parade.
Geo H Wood, a famed jeweler, advertises window items for 50c or 98c. A clerk left an $18 ladies gold watch in the 98c display. A young woman asked to see it and walked away with the watch for 88c, prompting Wood to vow tighter window control.
From September 19 to 27 the Great Rock Island route sells Chicago to San Francisco and return at the stated rate with liberal stop over privileges. First class Sleeper to San Francisco leaves Chicago daily via Colorado and offers daylight views of the Rockies and Sierra Nevada. Tourist excursions to California depart Chicago every Tuesday and Thursday under personal conduct. For costs routes and reservations write I. L. Loomis N E P A 290 Washington street Boston.
The Nashua Fair is set to surpass past efforts as the annual event. A cannon balloon ascent is described as the most daring parachute jump, staged daily at 4 o'clock. On Wednesday afternoon, Lowell residents will watch military drill by companies C and G competing for liberal prizes.
Relatives gathered Thursday at Mr and Mrs Wm Zimmer 34 Pine Street to honor Mrs E Long of Providence. Out of town guests included Mrs Charles Zimmer and a Nashua resident. A musical program entertained guests and George Bowers provided refreshments.
In southern Missouri a major peach harvest will require about a thousand railway cars to move the fruit. Officials anticipate high shipments as farmers prepare a bumper crop and plan coordinated rail logistics to handle the seasonal load.
Martin Kemp, a chef at Union Stock Yard Hotel in Cleveland Ohio, describes persistent tiredness before and after exertion. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla for two bottles he reports being entirely well and praises the remedy for renewed strength and energy.
Perfect weather and brilliant moonlight set the scene for the Y M C L fete at the Butler homestead. About 10 000 visitors enjoyed elaborate lighting, arches, and a wide range of amusements including moving pictures and fireworks. The event raised funds for the building fund and featured a large Lowell Military band and Cadet orchestra, with extensive committees and numerous booths run by capable managers.
The Schiller Stock Company presented Woman's Enemy yesterday afternoon to a strong audience, with commendable performances by Stratton as Lord Lucas Fontainebleau as Lady Lucas and solid support from Ormonde Gill and Lulane. Evening shows featured The Heart of Fire gypsy role and Valjean the Convict as the matinee today.
1200 pairs started. dwindling fast with none above size 3 percent left. All children and misses sizes up to 3 percent, ladies too, in tan quality vid kid. Suitable for street or house wear. All pairs 49c to 1.25 dol. Closing out at 49c per pair. PDasement A. G. Pollard & Co.
Labor Day activities include uniforms handed out and union members initiated. J. P. Caskill of Syracuse addresses painters and national organizers. Thousands attend Labor Day night at South Common to see a 2000 light diamond display with mottos at home, first, second and third bases. The arena accommodates over 10,000 people and is expected to fill.
A satirical note mocks certain pious women who rescue sinners by extreme means via a metaphorical scene of pulling a soul from hell with tongs and placing it in a refrigerator to cool. The quip highlights religious zeal producing harsh, counterproductive mercy.
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