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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1905
Page
9
Rev George F Kennott urged Lowell voters to back no license for alcohol in future elections. He praised the recent mayoral canvass, urged careful nominating for minor offices, and argued rebuilding a central public hall. He warned of saloon influence on politics and urged organized no-license action within two years.
An advertisement-style item extols Mand Sapolio as a polish and soap for hands affected by needlework grime. It claims the product cleanses stains and removes loose roughened skin to restore fingers to natural beauty.
A historical sermon recalls Rev E Victor Bigelow and Rev John P Cleaveland, detailing 1860s to 1880s efforts to rebuild Appleton Street Church. Leaders like James G Buttrick and John M Greene spearheaded a $45,000 plan later rising to $78,471.51 for a new sanctuary, funded by fairs, subscriptions, and wartime devotion, creating a lasting spiritual and civic heritage.
Rev A P Wedge spoke at Worthen Street church on My Greatest Enemy arguing temper is the main foe not nature or environment. He defined good temper as peace with God and self, urged faith in God to overcome, and listed six pillars of manliness: truthfulness integrity goodness self-control strength and kindness.
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy for nervous exhaustion caused by hurry and worry. It cites a bedfast patient who recovered quickly after using the product and notes a druggist guarantee and money-back refund from Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
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