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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1901
Page
5
The piece argues against skepticism of new remedies and describes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a transparent, non secret patent medicine. It explains the tablets contain natural digestive ferments and aseptic pepsin, digest food after meals, and contrasts them with cathartics which fail to treat the stomach.
Rev. F Pearson of Portland, famed sheriff, spoke at Huntington hall urging Massachusetts to adopt prohibition. He cited Maine’s fifty years under a prohibitory law, noting economic and social gains, court cooperation, and zero open liquor shops in Cumberland County as reasons Lowell should end liquor traffic. He urged church backing and declared prohibition the only true path.
George A M Ewer a 138 year veteran tax commissioner clerk at the Massachusetts state house killed himself with a revolver on the second floor lavatory in the new wing between 5 and 6 pm. The act appeared premeditated with overcoat and revolver cartridges found nearby. No motive could be determined. he lived in Winthrop with his father in law and was described as very wealthy and well mannered.
An old promotional passage urges keeping Moxie for evening calls to avoid alcohol, claiming it delights visitors and aids digestion and sleep. It also touts Cafebria as a brain-clearing, fatigue-relieving tonic for after mental work. Sold at reliable druggists.
The Y M C A fair ended Saturday with a children’s matinee directed by Miss Edna G MacBrayne. Harp music by Frank Lawrence and readings by Elsie Ampleby Gertrude Harvey and Beatrice Hibbard delighted the young attendees. Ampleby impressed in both singing and recitations, and an original golf drill by Julia Burke Louise Gibson Gertrude Harvey and Helen Hurd added charm in period costumes.
A Lowell branch of the Merchants Premium Company promotes a system to boost cash business for local merchants. It claims to bring new customers, offer valuable premiums funded by local stores, and requires only a simple registration at purchase to receive rewards. The piece argues premiums stay local and oppose imports that hurt trade.
O'Donnell and Gilbride Co. announces the second floor Cloak Dept entrance hosts a new gift book section for children and adults. A wide variety includes recent fiction titles and Christmas gift books, suitable for all ages and tastes.
The largest toy department in Lowell opened Saturday on the second floor occupying over 3000 square feet. It features a well lighted, high studded range with wide aisles and a variety of toys including drums sleds wagons dolls doll carriages go carts and mechanical toys all offered at very low prices to encourage early shopping while assortments are large.
A local store promotes its Basement Department showcasing fancy china bric-a-brac lamps silverware and cut glass. It notes removing the toy department to expand display and invites shoppers to browse for Christmas gifts.
A collection of the prettiest and most reasonably priced furniture is displayed today in show rooms. Parlor cabinets music cabinets pedestals book cases desks odd chairs tables in mahogany and oak. Exquisite designs offer elegant Christmas presents selection.
Lowell correspondent notes opposition to the veterans over the library trustee appointment. Mayor Dimon named Mrs. Rowena Palmer, a choice praised as a strong municipal act. The piece critiques political rhetoric around the Pawtucketville bridge and fiscal restraint, praising Porto Rican governance experiences and urging accountability across party lines.
A showroom announces the great sale with about 1000 New York styles for misses and school girls. Ready to wear dresses priced from 1.25 to 8 dollars, with helpful staff assisting selections and emphasizing style and quality.
Killpartrick Bros promote Horne's coal and a confectionery assortment featuring dates figs mixed nuts oranges lemons bananas labeled the best confectionery option for molasses kisses in a compact regional ad style highlighting local goods and services.
Former Governor Charles H. Allen spoke at the Twentieth Century Club in Boston on Saturday, presenting an engaging account of Porto Rico governance. He traced the island’s history from the protocol signing and described its government and legislative organization, highlighting key moments and measures.
Pure gluten foods from Pure Glus ten Food Co of New York receive U S government approval and endorsement. Stocking a full line including breakfast food crackers macaroni and flour in packages or sacks. These preparations contain over five times the nutriment of ordinary cereals or flours. Call and examine.
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