Paw-Paw touted as cure for drink craving and nerves
A Lowell mother writes to Professor Munyon praising Paw-Paw for curing her son’s stomach troubles and alcohol cravings. The letter extols the remedy as a tonic that stabilizes appetite, sleep, and nerves, promising May God bless you and urging clergymen to advocate its use to curb drunkenness. The ad notes Paw-Paw large bottles at $1.00 and Paw-Paw Laxative Pills at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Lowell
Mass
Boston
Paw-Paw
Paw- Paw
Repairing of Furniture and Upholstery Services
A local firm advertises ready upholstery and repair services from common pieces to antique mahogany items. They offer to build custom pieces such as divans, window seats, davenports, couches, cabinets, and display cases with personal attention from both firm members and a prompt visit with samples and photos.
Upton Couple Mark Fifty Years Together in Dunstable
Mr and Mrs Peter K Upton of Dunstable celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a large reception at Tyngsboro town hall attended by relatives and friends from Dunstable Tyngsboro Chelmsford Lowell and other towns. Born in 1827 and 1834 the couple shared a long life of farming and family.
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Peter K. Upton
Dunstable
Tyngsboro
Chelmsford
Lowell
John A. Bailey
Upton
Achsah F. Winchester
Lancaster
N. H
Johnson
Lawrence
First Universalist Church
Thayer
Winchester
Constipation Cure Promised by Iron-Ox Tablets
Advert says Iron-Ox Tablets cure constipation by toning stomach and bowels rather than laxatives. Claims to build up the entire system, avoiding temporary relief and drink habits from alcohol-based tonics. Warns against purgatives and cathartics and notes effects are gradual but certain. fifty tablets cost 25 cents, available from The Iron-Ox Remedy Co. Detroit Michigan.
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Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Motley Array Character Party at State Armory Dance
A Company G sixth regiment charabanc party at the State armory featured a character party with prizes for elegance and portrayal. Miss Pine as Columbia and Lewis Mercder as a Spanish war veteran won first prizes. Miss Murphy as a soldier and Charles Jones as a Rube took second. The event praised for its success, with officers and judges presiding and Joe Hibbard presenting awards. Casey denies rumors citing his own merits.
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Company G
Sixth Regiment
State Armory
Miss Pine
Columbia
Lewis Mercder
Miss Murphy
Charles Jones
Sergt
W. M. Prescott
Wid
Corp
J. P. Meehan
Aids, Corp
M. Early
J. Burnette
J. Thornton
J. Heelon
C. O'Brien
TF. R. LeClair
W. Carey
Ottawa College Fire Sparks Five Week Break
Three Lowell boys from Ottawa college return home for five weeks as classes suspend after the Ottawa college fire. Edward Chaput of Pawtucketville joins them soon. Fire spreads rapidly, a woman jumps from a fourth story window, and late arriving firefighters battle the blaze. The origin is suspected to be a costume room after a staged play the previous night. Also: Forty Hours Devotion begins at St Joseph's with high masses and processions. local French Catholic societies gather for adoration. a whist pool and billiard contest draws many C M A C members. Lucien Paradis returns home for health, others entertained after Boston performances. Theodore Parthenais ill at home.
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Lowell
Ottawa College
Joseph Bolduc
Romeo Jalbert
Frank Cayer
Edward Chaput
Pawtucketville
Southbridge
Young Jalbert
Zoe Jalbert
Race Street
Jalbert
Mr. Jalbert
Lucien Paradis
San Francisco
Mr. Paradis
Boston
Community aid for family on School street in distress
Kind hearted residents collect clothing and money to relieve a stricken family on School street. Bo Marche women raise funds to send fuel and supplies as the mother battles consumption. A local donor provides bed and mattress. sheets and counts are needed to finish the sick room. About ten dollars received so far.
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School Street
Courier-Citizen
Bo Marche
Pay Held Up As Aldermen Fail To Reach Quorum
City Clerk waited two hours in the aldermen's chamber for a quorum as Democrats rallied at Huntington hall and Republicans were absent. Mayor Howe urged a special loan order to pay teachers next Tuesday while Alderman Casey led a rally. With only two Republicans present, the common council adjourned amid the delay. William T Patten promotes business leadership for Purchasing Agent.
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Howe
Casey
Huntington Hall
Common Council
Cadman
No-license meeting at First Congregational church
A YMC A organized no license mass meeting is set for Sunday at 3 30 in the First Congregational church with Rev Charles A Crane D D as speaker The Harvard Male Quartette of Boston will sing The event promotes fair and equitable treatment in purchasing agent matters as stated by William T Patten Adv
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First Congregational Church
Charles A. Crane
D. D
People’s Temple
Boston
Harvard
Jewell Boyd
Lester Bartlett
Wirt Phillips
John Thomas
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
William T. Patten
Lowell Historical Society to Meet on December 9
The Lowell Historical Society will hold its regular meeting at Memorial Hall on Wednesday evening December 9 at 7 30 o clock open to the public Hosea Starr Bailey of Brookline will lecture on The Cession of Louisiana and Napoleons part in the Treaty of Paris Also an advertisement extols William T Patten as the business man’s candidate for the office highlighting courteous treatment for customers.
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The
Lowell Historical Society
Memorial Hall
Hosea Starr Bailey
Brookline
Louisiana
Napoleon
Paris
William T. Patten
Adv
Brown resigns from public service amid graft inquiry
Chicago reports Joan J. Brown, former secretary of the police pension board and later with the city clerk, asked to resign after aldermanic graft committee probes into extortion charges by widows applying for pensions. A separate note urges William T. Patten for Purchasing Agent, arguing business principles will prevail.
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Chicago
Joan J. Brown
Chicago Police Pension Board
Public Service
Aldermanic
Water Board Meets At City Hall For Routine Session
The water board held a regular meeting at city hall last night and transacted routine business. Casey challenges his opponents to fight him on his record.
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the Water Board
Casey
Advy
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Gardner Bros
Pine Street
Sissignee
Sanborn
Mrs
Ton
Geo. K. Upton
Henry H. Upton
Etta Hunter
Emma J. Hood
Leslie M. Upton
Lynn
John P. Upton
North Chelmsford
Charles B. Upton
Character Party
Wood’s Branch
Merrimack Street
Lowell, Bass
Century Shoe Store
S. & H. Green Stamps
Ftlms
St. Joseph’s Church
Fr. Lewis
Sacred Heart
Children of Mary
Congregation de Notre Dame de Lourdes
St. Anne's Sodality
Association de Notre Dame de Bonsecours
Societe St. Jean Baptiste
Catholic Order of Foresters
Artisans Canadiens Francais
Holy Family Sodality
St. Joseph's Church
Brothers’ School
Mr. David
A. Parthenais
Theodore
Phillips Street
James DB. Cate
Pay
Mr. Patten
Blake
America
Rycer
Blakes
Gaylor & Hs Distillers
Hsvile, Kentuck
Supe
Ceylon
India
A. 4
Follard & Go
Bolls
Institute
Shaw
Palmer Street
Smith & Anthony CO
Mass. Ft
John Callaghan
Merrimack St
Lowell Goal Co
Thorndike St
Central St
Claus
Paul Vigeant & CO
Moopy Street
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