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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1901
Page
5
An article argues against skepticism toward Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It explains the tablets use transparent ingredients like aseptic pepsin and digestive acids to aid digestion after meals, contrasting them with cathartics. It asserts indigestion stems in the stomach and promotes a common sense approach to digestion.
Washington dispatch reports river and harbor appropriations for New England face entangled debates in the Senate with ship subsidy and irrigation interests pushing amendments. Senator Lawrence of Massachusetts seeks strong funding for Boston Lynn Newburyport and Connecticut and Merrimack projects, while Burton resists subsidies. Outcome uncertain as arid land plans and canal bills mix with harbor needs, risking failure of all measures.
A testimonial touts Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a sovereign cure for hysteria nerves and insomnia. Mrs. Nettie Richards Berry of South Livermore Maine crediting the medicine for restoring her health urges others to write for free counsel at 34 Temple Place Boston.
San Francisco reports Mrs. Jane L. Stanford deeded gifts valued at 28 to 30 million dollars to Leland Stanford Junior University. Endowment totals claim to be three times larger than any prior single grant. Gifts include 20.72 million in stocks and bonds, 12 million in real estate across 26 counties, Palo Alto and other ranches, Stanford mansion, and campus growth since 1891. Instruction at the university is free.
In Boston on December 10, J M Fisher and Fred E Betts brokers face inquiry in a poor debtor session on their plans to leave the state. Arrested last Thursday, the court ruled they did not intend to depart in one case. The two hour hearing continued this morning and may extend into the afternoon and beyond.
A brief ad notes Cafebria for headaches priced at 25 cents at druggists. It also promotes a talk at Huntington Hall Thursday evening directed by Professor Bond.
Senator Gal linger in the Senate presented a bill drafted by Judge Edgar Aldrich to punish killing or assault of the President, Vice President, successors, ambassadors, and foreign ministers with death. Inciting or approving such acts carries 20 to 30 year prison terms, with additional penalties for assembling to discuss killing officials and for advocating violent overthrow of law.
Mrs. Frank Leslie, Baroness de Bazus, lies critically ill at Chelsea residence in West Twenty third Street. Dr. Thompson orders no visitors, nurses on vigilant duty as illness worsens with chronic stomach trouble and complications. Born Miriam Florence Follin in New Orleans, she married E.G. Squier and publisher Frank Leslie before later divorcing Willie Wilde.
Boston officials announce a special investigation into the Saugus crossing accident where an electric car stalled and was struck by a train. Officials say the trolley did not reach the overhead wire and note the crossing had unusual wire height, with passengers and crew narrowly escaping harm.
Mr Page notes that trolley rope short of wire reveals crossing supervision flaws. He observes gatemen lowering gates late or misjudging train speed, causing danger with teams and cars on tracks. He urges improved monitoring of railroad crossings.
In Maplewood Methodist Church Malden on Sunday Rev F H Morgan asked female members to remove hats so those behind could better see the pulpit. All 100 women uncovered. The idea drew mixed reactions from men and women and sparked interest among local churches. Morgan, formerly a missionary at Singapore, gave an illustrated lecture in oriental dress Sunday evening.
A local vendor announces new stock from the Pure Gluten Food Co of New York. After government approval and endorsement, a full line including breakfast food crackers macaroni and flour is available in packages or sacks. The products claim over five times the nutriment of ordinary cereals or flours. Call to examine.
Advertisement for embossed and plain cheese cloth bunt bunting 25 inches wide priced at 7c per yard. Also offers a full line of colors in plain decorating cheese cloth with discounts on large quantities. Basement. A. G. Pollard.
Lakewood is praised as the nation's finest winter resort with premier hotels, healthful climate, easy rail access, and abundant sports. It offers golf polo coaching cycling and daily concerts. The piece invites readers to request a railroad booklet for more details.
Mrs Mary R Melendy endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for obstinate coughs and bronchial afflictions in children of all ages. She states it is non narcotic and safe for general use and recommends it for relief from colds and coughs. The remedy is available for purchase at druggists.
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