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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1901
Page
9
Railway notice outlines train connections between Lowell and Boston. Terminology mentions election timing and service adjustments associated with the route. Strong entities include Boston, Lowell, and the railroad name.
A cautionary note on catarrh remedies emphasizes knowing ingredients and risks. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are hyped as a transparent, antiseptic treatment that acts directly on the throat and nasal passages. Sold by druggists for 50 cents per full package.
A local dealer announces new stock from Pure Gluten Food Co of New York. Government analyses have approved the line including Breakfast Food Crackers Macaroni and Flour. The gluten products claim five times the nourishment of ordinary cereals and flours. Patrons are invited to call and inspect.
Bradstreet's notes strong retail demand fueled by cold weather and holiday buying, with wholesale quiet except in woolen goods, lumber, leather, coal and iron and steel. Cotton prices fall versus last year while prints and cotton goods firm, woolens outlook bright, iron and steel rising despite copper weakness amid 262 business failures for the week.
Lowell will alter street car routes soon with the Broadway and High street line rerouted via Rogers street to Nesmith junction then Laurel and Wentworth avenue. The Boston car stays on Oaklands line while a car will run from Northern station to Rogers Nesmith junction. Christian Hill links with Highland route and Lawrence street cars end at Wamesit, not reaching Tewksbury. Changes effective next week or later.
Fidelity & Casualty Co of New York issued policies protecting physicians surgeons and druggists against malpractice or mistake claims. A druggist successfully defended this week in a trial where a customer alleged hair dye caused her hair to turn green instead of blonde. Nicholas G Norcross sole agent located at 63 Central Street can provide form information.
A catalog of rental notices across several addresses including six to eight room houses and tenements. Listings mention hot and cold water, modern conveniences, rents ranging from $1.50 to $138 per month, and deposits. Property at 615 Chelmsford Street and 85 Sawtelle, among others, offered by multiple agents and firms.
The Corse Payton Stock company brings a high level of stagecraft with top actors, scene painters, props, and furnishings. The engagement starts Monday with daily matinees and runs through the week, with evening prices at 12, 20, and 30 cents and matinees at 10 and 20 cents.
The Bon Ton Burlesquers open a three night engagement at Music Hall starting Monday with two Christmas performances. The program includes a strong first part an olio of unusual merit and a closing burlesque A Mistake in Society. The troupe promises a rattling good act with fun and ginger and is said to be stronger than in past seasons.
A lively pageant promising fun and ginger ends with strong demand for tickets, especially Christmas Day. The show will feature an equal banjo performer delivering hits from the season and Miss Clara Douglass enchanting with singing and dancing.
Advance box office predicts a strong Savoy finish as a full week of Christmas attractions unfolds. Three performances at 2 30 6 45 and 8 45 feature the Three Racket Brothers in The Musical Hustlers and The Steeple on the Fill free from a new parlor of thrills. Radford and Winchester promise premier comedy jugglers and yarn spinners. Toney and Lacy Irish comedians return with updated bits and Seeker Wilkes and Seeker Jr present novelty singing and dancing. Tom Mack the minstrel comedian offers fresh material and songs. Fred 8 Stuber rounds out the program with new laughs.
Adams Co. showcases a warm first floor arrangement with tagged low prices on rockers chairs desks and tables ideal for Christmas gifts. Three upper floors display fancy rockers and a complete home furniture range across oak mahogany and maple items. Also listings for two sale cottages near Lowell with modest land values. Lowell Orchestral Society concert Sunday benefits Lowell General Hospital featuring Adah C. Hussey and Temple quartet.
A. G. Pollard & Co advertises remnants of fine wool flannels in red pink old rose green and blues at 29c per yard and a Scotch flannel for waists dresses and pajamas at 37 1/2c. Also included is a testimonial by A. J. Snell of Summer Hill New York praising Chamberlain's Colera and Diarrhoea Remedy after stomach pains before a party.
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