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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1903

Page

4

Colombia Says Panama Will Be Protected From All Comers

In Washington Dr. Herran says if Cartagena troops landed near the Atrato, it contradicts orders from Bogota and Gen. Reyes. Reyes relinquished command to Castro and insists troops await Bogota orders. The US pledges to uphold Panama’s independence with a broader protective zone across the isthmus.

Washington Dr. Herran Cartagena Atrate River Reyes la Guaira Castro Bogota United States Hay Republic of Panama United States Senate Republic of Panama Gulf of Darien Colombia Jiminez Blanco Navy Department U. S

Constipation Remedy Iron-Ox Tablets Promotes Regular Bowel Action

An early 20th century health notice extols bowel and kidney health and warns against stagnation. Iron-Ox Tablets are marketed as a tonic laxative not a purgative, claiming to balance the digestive tract and bodily functions to relieve constipation. Available as a pocket case for 25 cents from druggists or The Iron-Ox Remedy Co. in Detroit, Michigan.

Iron-Ox Remedy Co Detroit Mich

Letter touts Fulton Compounds as cure for Brights Disease and Diabetes

A San Francisco editor recounts personal recovery from Brights Disease and claims of others saved by the Fulton Compounds. He cites Dr A J Howe and a Call writer’s mother, urging fellow editors to publicize the discovery. Ellingwood & Co. promote pamphlets as sole agents in San Francisco.

San Francisco Citizen-Courier Bright Pacific States Type Foundry A. J. Howe R. M. Wood Fulton Ellingwood & Co

Court Garin Club Holds Third Anniversary Ball

Court Garin 185 F. of A. celebrated its third anniversary with a ball and whist party drawing 400 to 500 guests. Whist was in St Joseph’s hall, and dancing in Elvin hall with Lepine, Fremont and Lebrie as judges. Prizes, committees, and officers were announced, followed by music and refreshments.

Court Garin St. Joseph's Elvin Halls St. Joseph’s Hall Elvin Hall Elvin Maxime Lepine Jean B. Fremont George Lebrie James J. Gallagher Joseph Lafortune Azarie Thibault Alphonse Boisvert Pierre Brunelle Delphis Robert J. O. Champagne Denis Descineaux Keefe Bros A. Amyot Jos. Mercier Marie Louise Bergeron Dr. Brunelle Arthur Dupont R. Trudeau J. A. Lavigne Alderic Tellier M. A. Perreault Jos. Labrecque Joseph Lemieux Aetna Mailloux Eugene Bolduc F. L. Rivet Albert Morin Leon Marcotte Alex. Dozois J. A. Pion Geo. Lebrun Victor Audy J. B. G. Houle Fortunat Harnois Edmond Charron Malcolm J. Lafrance J. A. Mailloux Aids Henri Lepine J. C. Champagne Arthur Lavoie Chas. Richard Arthur Beaudry James St. Hilaire Joseph Hamelin Joseph Desrosiers Jos. Ninteau Chas E. Branchaud J. Gee Lebrun, Jr Wm. Demers Joseph Rivard Willbrod Genier Xavier Dubuc Oscar Champagne Alphonse Noel Sam Deschenes Jos. Goyette

US Cruiser Atlanta Patrols San Blas Coast Amid Darien Tensions

The US cruiser Atlanta remains patrolling the eastern San Blas coast checking for Colombian troop landings on the isthmus and seeking any movement clues from Colombia via the interior. The gunboat Bancroft sails to assist and return with updates within a couple days.

Colon United States Atlanta San Blas Indiana Atrato River Gulf of Darien Atrato la Guaira Venezuela Versailles Savanilla Darien Bancroft

Opposed to Bathing Says Chicago Doctor Panel

Chicago reports Prof John Dill Robertson at the Chicago Eclectic and Surgical society meeting arguing that skipping baths breeds illness like pneumonia and colds. He warned dry baths harm skin removing natural scales, promoting bacteria. A cited Eskimo patient who died after a bath underscored his point.

Chicago John Dill Robertson Chicago Eclectic and Surgical Society Robertson Greenland Boston

Trade in Manchuria Gains Attention of U S Officials

San Francisco December 10 Andrew Sbarpro president of the Manufactures and Producers association reports a letter from Secretary Hay acknowledging resolutions on United States trade in Manchuria. Hay notes the subject is vital and has engaged McKinley and Roosevelt, promising the administration will keep the interests in view.

San Francisco Andrew Sbarpro Manufacturers and Producers Association Hay United States Manchuria McKinley Roosevelt

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Resting the Stomach

A testimonial touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a substitute that digests food and rests the stomach, claiming the tablets perform the stomach’s work. It cites a Chicago attorney who recovered from sour digestion after using the tablets and notes a 50 cent price per box with lasting relief for long-serving users.

Blood Purifiers and Tonics are a Nonsensical Claim

The piece argues that true body renewal comes only from wholesome food digested properly and rejects the notion that medicines purify blood or create new tissues. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestive aid that supplies lacking enzymes and prevents indigestion, asserting regular use supports health.

Stuart

Street Name Change Sparks Town Debate In Northwestford

The North Westford club held a November gathering with dialogues and readings. Officers were elected for Westford grange No. 208, and town actions included naming Warren street Eliot road, funding fire hose, and selling old school buildings. Obituary notes include Mrs. Hussey aged 78. The post office mission seeks magazines or books for distribution to desolate regions.

E. A. Bayley Percy Road Percy Chandler R. Richardson Warren Street Eliot Road Woburn Street Lowell Turnpike Post Office Clara E. Sexton Abby Jaquith

Lexington Stirs Over Percy Road Name Change

Lexington residents debated renaming Mt. Vernon street to Percy road in memory of Earl Percy. Opponents cited Percy's troops' barbarities while supporters argued for a single street name aligning with the road’s continuation. The meeting highlighted tensions between patriot memory and historical judgment.

Lexington Earl Percy Concord Mt. Vernon Street Percy Road Highland Avenue Hiram Jangrin George W. Sampson Mr. Sampson Charles Hudson Lexington and West Cambridge Percy Munroe Land Munroe Street Munroe Tavern Jeff Davis George Lil Robert P. Clapp Davis James Munroe

Forget Your Stomach and You'll Have a Santa Claus Face

Compact health advert praising Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural relief for dyspepsia. It claims the tablets simulate stomach digestion, relieve sour stomach, and restore cheerfulness. Includes a reader letter from Rev. I. R. Hong of Wyamore Neb describing dramatic stomach and heart trouble improvement after using the remedy.

Jack Stuart Chicago Santa Claus I. R. Hong Wyamore Neb

Senator Sorghum Denies Corporate Control Claims

In a sharp exchange cited by the Washington Star, Senator Sorghum dismisses allegations of taking orders from a great corporation, insisting he knows what the corporation wants without guidance. The note also adds a holiday goods opening at Lawlet's.

Senator Sorghum Washington Star

Lydia Coffin Hussey Dies in December After Lifelong Service

In Billerica the death of Lydia Coffin Hussey is mourned. A pastor's wife for 28 years, she remained deeply connected to friends in Billerica and later in Wellesley Hills. Of Quaker origin with a sunny, charitable disposition, she endured the loss of two daughters and supported her husband Rev. Christopher C. Hussey’s ministry. She shared in the work of his book Talks About Old Nantucket and, after his decline, pursued it with joy. She passed quietly on December 1, with services in her home and friends in attendance, and was remembered as a benison to many. The wake included prayers and readings, as snow fell softly.

Lydia Coffin Hussey Billerica Wellesley Hills Benison Christopher C. Hussey Nantucket Dora Tennyson Edgar S. Wiers

Parker Spayd nuptials tie West Acton couple

West Acton reports the marriage of Allen Brooks Parker son of E C and Mrs Hannah Barry Parker to Nora Elizabeth Spayd daughter of Rev and Mrs Henry B Spayd of Chambersburg Pennsylvania on December 2. The newlyweds plan to reside in West Acton. Parker is a Michigan University law school graduate. Thanksgiving gatherings were noted at Mrs H A Littlefield and at E F Richardson’s in South.

Allen Brooks Parker E. C Hannah Barry Parker Nora Elizabeth Henry B. Spayd Chambersburg Penn West Acton Parker Law School Michigan University H. A. Littlefield E. F. Richardson South

Digestive aid claims tested with egg digestion in bottle

An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming the egg in warm water simulates gastric digestion. It argues the tablets digest food safely, suitable for children, and highlights ingredients like aseptic pepsin and Golden Seal. Price cited is 50 cents per package with worldwide availability.

Stuart United Sites Canada Europe

Local notices from Acton and surrounding towns

Acton highlights include Mr and Mrs O W Mead visiting Dr Julian Mead in Watertown. Lincoln sold his Hayward place and held an auction last Thursday. Christmas festival committees named at Baptist vestry with Miss Annie Blanchard on entertainment. WCTU met Mrs Walter Holden. next meeting at Mrs Bruce's. H T Clark family Thanksgiving with Emery W Clark in Newton Highlands. Rev E Hapgood preached at South Hanson and promotes Massachusetts Total Abstinence. now canvassing in Worcester. Mrs Levi Stevens visited Haverhill. Miss Mariel De Coster and Mr Bosworth visiting DeCoster home. Mrs Emily Hall Armstrong of Hyde Park stayed with her mother. Ladies Benevolent society supper and sale set for Thursday.

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Bright’s Disease and Diabetes News Office Wine and Spirit Review Arthur Robert Albert Paquin Edward Richard J. Goyette Majorique Cossette F. X. A. Hurtubise David A. Parthenais Herve Foren Louis P. Poirier Ed. H. Boulanger Horace Desilets Chas. Ducharme Molise Ouimette Cheever Street Mr. Ouimette C. Victor Choquette Brockton Paul Vigeant Z. A. Normandin Ford Street Croup Thomas Lawler’s Ellis Kansas Associated Prett, Pratt. Kas J.C. Bilis Stock Exchange Westford North Westford Club Mark Morrison Westford Grange Willey M. Wright Frank C. Wright Cording Hussey George D. Adams Lawlet’s Ring’s Merrimack ST Mem Paul Vigeant & CO Moopy Street
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