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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1902
Page
8
Readers report relief from fibroid tumors after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. E F Hayes of Roxbury Boston says directions were followed and she is now well, able to walk miles, and endorses the remedy for ovarian troubles and uterine disorders.
Real estate round up shows several sales last week. The Dr Holbrook house on Ilanks Street near Fort Hill park sold to Harry Dunlap. Mrs Coffin’s house at 318 Andover Street bought by E A McQuade. A 75 000 square foot tract between Broadway Walker and Waugh streets sold by Caroline Braley to B E Morse who plans to subdivide. Morse intends to build several modern houses next spring. A street will run from Walker to a new Broadway to Waugh connector. Land opposite the Textile school taken off market likely for dormitories, owned by Carney and Coville. A 200 year old oak tree on the land was cut down this week. A Nesmith Street house sale involved a neighbor dispute over buyer suitability, ending with a demand to vet buyers through the owner prior to showing. Several property transfers in Billerica Wilmington and Tewksbury noted at $1 values.
The J F Saunders block on Gorham street is being rebuilt with a first floor store planned and bay windows added on three upper stories. Other projects include Welch and Danahy plumbing, Reston decorators on Fred Church interior, and Thomas Gorman's South street improvements.
A long list of Lowell area property transactions shows numerous deeds transferring land and buildings on various streets including Merril Court Varney Street Dover Street Sycamore Market Fenwick Waldo James Jewett Bescon Moody Riverside Campan Walker Creek and others. Amounts are mostly $1 with occasional sums like $2350 and $4, reflecting numerous transfers between individuals and couples.
A discussion of the Christmas plum pudding notes its long history from porridge to pudding, and recounts a French mishap with a pudding served as soup. It lists various traditional recipes including Pudding of the Three Kings and many regional variants with brandy sauces, plus tea cake and fruit pudding ideas. It also answers reader inquiries on tomato puree with rice, fruit cake, salsify dishes, and Russian caviar sauce.
Practical guidance on selecting foods and preparing meals drawing on chemistry and real kitchen experience. Covers eating choices, cooking methods, and standard techniques to improve flavor, texture, and nutrition in everyday meals.
Conducted by Lida Ames Willis at the Marquette building in Chicago with inquiries directed to her. All rights reserved by Banning Co. Chicago.
The St Anne's choral service last evening drew a representative congregation. Under E K Baldwin the choir offered a fine programme with chants, responses, and several anthems sung with unusual sweetness by a surprised men and boys choir. Rev A St John Chambre spoke on music and religion. Advertisement notes sale of hats.
A Sioux Falls despatch reports Blanche Molineux suing for divorce from Roland B. Molineux. The complaint alleges that while he was in prison he employed detectives to shadow her, causing mental suffering and inhuman treatment. It notes two years of postincarceration conflict and continued surveillance by his emissaries.
Harry Raynes store opens Monday after enlargement with mahogany fittings green burlap walls embossed white ceilings and a horse shoe shaped centre counter. Separate watch and diamonds compartments optical department accessible for exams and fittings. Display cases hold cut glass silverware umbrellas and optical goods with new electric lights and plate glass front.
The Mohair Cricket Club held its fifth annual concert and dance at Associate hall last night, drawing a large crowd to honor players for the Merrimack Valley Cricket League. David Hird, batting leader, received a $50 gold watch and chain with a sovereign. He thanked the club and was loudly applauded as the event featured the Kittredge orchestra and a full roster of officers and committee members.
Addison P. Gould of 40 Prospect street Methuen dropped dead yesterday morning in Methuen while visiting his daughter Mrs D M Leary. He was a farmer aged about 78 born in Dexter Maine and had lived in Banger before moving to Methuen fifteen years ago. Apoplexy is thought to have caused the sudden demise after a hearty breakfast. He leaves Fred Gould and Susie Gould of Lawrence and Mrs D M Leary of this city. He had spent recent years visiting his son in Lawrence and his daughter here.
The eighth annual Uneeda Boat Club social and dance drew a packed crowd to Preacott hall last evening. The hall was well decorated in American colors with the orchestra platform and palm decorations enhancing the event. Prominent organizers included General Manager William Ho Walker and assistants Josiah Dow Michael Corman and Joseph Fleiming, with Bidney Mowen as chief aide.
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