Dracut Faces Harsh Fuel Shortage and Cold
The Dracut area struggles with a coal and wood shortage as fuel prices soar. Schools closed due to lack of coal, while families in Collinsville, including Italian and Greek mill workers, endure freezing conditions. The Navy Yard waiting room is criticized for filth. a Sunday mission anniversary at Collinsville aims to bolster the community. Miss Nina Spaulding visits Coburn avenue. Israel Burgenkoff is on a hunting trip in Maine.
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Lowell
Dracut
Collinsville
Kingsbury
Board of Health
Navy Yard
Little Church
Nina Spaulding
David Walker
Coburn Avenue
Miss Spaulding
Mr. Walker
Israel Burgenkoff
Maine
Sour Stomach and a Patent Cure
Dyspepsia described as chronic indigestion caused by fermentation leading to weakness and nerve strain. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are promoted as an effective, safe remedy claimed to restore digestion and energy, recommended by specialists Reed and O Leary, sold for 50 cents per package.
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Stuart
Reed
O'Leary
Chelmsford Central Congregational fair closes with crowd
Despite rough weather the Chelmsford fair drew a large attendance for the closing night. Supper tables were well patronized and the auditorium hosted a musical program featuring a North Chelmsford County school band quartet under J. P. Larkin. Mary Raynes impressed with banjo playing.
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North Chelmaford
J. P. Larkin
Mary Raynes
William G. Brown Re elected to North Chelmsford Council
In Lowell's North Chelmsford ward 9% William G Brown, a popular pay master in George C Moore's mills, is congratulated on his reelection to the common council. The week’s cold weather left villagers short of coal as dealers received limited supply and sold in 500 and 1000 pound lots to longtime customers.
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William G. Brown
George C. Moore
Lowell
Billerica Vestry Farce Night Presents Rubber Boots and Per Telephone
In Billerica Centre the Unitarian church vestry hosted a well attended dramatic entertainment by the Woman's Alliance. The two farces Rubber Boots and Per Telephone featured creditable performances by Miss Florence A. Colby Reno Parker Edith Mason Ethel Jaquith and Messrs Frank Casey and Edward Parker. Local Lowell papers were given complimentary tickets via Mrs Charles F. Kohlravach.
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Unitarian Church
Billerica Centre
Florence A. Colby
Reno Parker
Edith Mason
Ethel Jaquith
Frank Casey
Edward Parker
Woman's Alliance
Charles F. Kohlra
North Billerica News Briefs Include Coal Drive and Closures
A notice on the Talbot villa door announced delivery of coal to employees in half ton or ton lots while supplies last. Talbot school closed as teachers attended a Boston convention. Local plumbers battle frozen pipes amid cold weather. Howard Hayden remains seriously ill with typhoid at Massachusetts General Hospital, Horton reports recovery.
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Talbot Villa
Talbot
Boston
Howard Hayden
Massachusetts General Hospital
Horton
Ladies' Aid Social At North Village Church Vestry
The Ladies Aid society of the First Baptist church at North village held a social in the church vestry Wednesday evening. Cold weather kept many away, but attendees were entertained by the committee led by Mrs Geo Piint and Mrs Cheater Boutwell. Mr and Mrs Clarence Clark attended a Slate Grange meeting in Worcester. Mrs Geo Trulli of North Tewkesbury is confined at home by illness. Beare the Regratore o ITONIA.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
North Village
Geo. Piint
Cheater Boutwell
Clarence Clark
Slate Grange
Worcester
Geo. Trulli
North Tewkesbury
Umbrellas in Merrimack Street Display
A large stock of umbrellas for men and ladies is offered with 2000 plus varieties. Prices range from 98 cents to 15 dollars, with silk or part silk coverings and strong light frames. Free initials engraving and early purchase urged. Merrimack St.
In Stor of Solid Worth Pollard Co Announces Store News
AA A G Pollard and Co promote their large store as a pleasure to shop in with consistently low prices across all departments. Highlights include end of week specials and a push to visit Friday or Saturday before big crowds next week.
Handkerchiefs offered in vast Christmas stock and prices
East section notes a large selection of handkerchiefs for Christmas with over 100000 items in stock. It lists ladies mens and children's options in multiple fabrics and prices from 5c to $2.50 plus bundled gifts and initial versions.
Palmer Street Basement Borders and Centers Display
A listing notes display options priced at 7.50 with fancy borders and plain centers, and vice versa at Palmer Street Basement.
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Wowell
S-x
Dracuts
C. B. Coburn & CO
Market Street
A. C. Weston
Stickney & Smith Om Non
Tremont Street
Chelmsford
North Chelmsford
Billerica
North Billerica
Tewksbury
Umbrellas For Women
Umbrellas For
Merrimack St
AA. G. Pollard & CO
Sto
New England
Kerseys
Meltons
Montenac
Castor
Oxford
Norfolk
Palmer Street
Merrimack Street
Aisie
Aet Bas
Lamb's Wool
Aiste
JSC
Wrimeck Gtreet
Ent
New Music Department
Jennie Lee
Merrimeck Street
Yale
L' Amour
Mr Lady Dainty
Maro Waltses
Dreamy Kyrs
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