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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1903
Page
12
Christmas shopping ads from Lowell 1963
Local listings promote Christmas trees from Willow Dale by phone and a wide range of gifts. Stores and deals include S. Drewett trunk dealer at 24 Central street with double stamps, Stratton and Handley music shop, Waxene floor finish, Thompson Hardware Co decorations and tools, Mrs. W. F. Courtney china and bric a brac, George IL Emerson china importer, Nap. D. Lafteur double stamps on items, and a big cutlery and toy lineup at Merrimack Street stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Willow Dale
S. Drewett
Central Street
New England
Stratton & Handley
Hildreth
Thompson Hardware Co
W. F. Courtney
Merrimack Street
George IL. Emerson
Haverhill
Nap. D. Lafteur
East Merrimack Street
Ady
Local Personal News Recaps Currents of Christmas Cheer
Mr James Moran of New Denver BC visits Cedar Street sisters Miss Rose Moran and Miss Delia Moran. Mr Mathew Mahoney returns from Georgetown College for holidays. Frank O Sullivan studying medicine at Baltimore Medical College returns home for Christmas. Clara H Fenton resumes study with Henry M Dunham at New England Conservatory. Rev Thomas Grady, Lowell native, to celebrate first mass at St Patrick’s on Christmas Day. Miss E B Blanchard hosts a party at 3 Madison Place presenting a gold watch after singing games and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moran
Lowell
New Denver
British Columbia
Rose
Delia Moran
Cedar Street
Mathew Mahoney
Georgetown College
Frank O'Sullivan
Baltimore Medical College
Clara H. Fenton
So. Loring Street
Henry M. Dunham
New England Conservatory
Thomas Grady
St. Patrick's Church
E. B. Blanchard
Madison Place
Analysis of college life warned by University of Chicago
Chicago December 21 Rev Prof W D MacClintock warned in a baccalaureate address to University of Chicago graduates about two dangers: forced culture leading minds beyond growth and indecision that delays decisive judgment. He urged strong convictions, faith in human progress, simple mind, and freedom from provincialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lfe
W. D. MacClintock
University of Chicago
Chinese Rush Into Canada Over Head Tax Change
Chinese layovers are flooding into Canada from San Francisco as steamer arrivals surge. A new Canadian law to tax each Chinaman landing after January imposes a $500 head tax, replacing the existing $5 levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
San Francisco
British Columbia
Peptiron Pills Offered As Nutritive Tonic
Peptiron Pills chocolate coated are advertised as both nutritive and tonic aiding anemia paleness and neurasthenia. They claim to place iron in blood strengthen nerves improve digestion and promote sleep for pale nervous sufferers, delicate women and convalescents. Prepared by C. I. Hood Co Lowell Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Hood CO
Lowell
Mass
Board of Police Notice on license renewals for theatres and hawkers
The notice states that all Licenses of Theatres Auctioneers and Hawkers and Pedlars expire December 31 1903 and urges applicants to renew at once at the Office of the Board of Police signed by Clerk Joseph Smith from the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
Joseph Smith
Pair of Rustics Stage Slick Con at Police Station
A man and woman from Woodsville New Hampshire pretended to be a married couple, attempted a con on Police Captain Ken and officers, and were separated for questioning. The man Arthur Putney admitted a ruse after his partner Eva Seely confessed she was not his wife. They were housed briefly then departed. A second note warns against disguises used by unscrupulous salesmen selling nonalcoholic tonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur BE. Putney
Eva Seely
Woodsville
N. H
Hotel de Kew
Healy
Cogger
Ken
Sawtell Place
Nashua
Lowell
Putney
Capt
Arthur
Eva
Seely
Haverhill
New Hampshire
A Fine Xmas Gift From Tabard Inn Library Offer
The Courier Citizen offers a life membership in Tabard Inn Library the world’s largest circulating library with 20 000 stations. Lowell has Ellingwoods and Carter’s drug store Westford street stations. Membership $1 grants access to any station and one book. after first book, exchange fee five cents. Gift includes 50 cent exchange fee and reading ten books indefinitely. Memberships available at Courier Citizen office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Citizen
Tabard Inn
Lowell
Ellingwood’s
Carter’s Drug Store
Westford Street
Courier-Citizen Office
Goldsmith the Subject In Mathew Temperance Institute Reading
The Mathew Temperance Institute reading circle met yesterday despite poor weather. President John J. Lyons led as the executive committee outlined upcoming plans while members read from Oliver Goldsmiths Citizen of the World and the Vicar of Wakefield. Frank J Higgins delivered a Life of Goldsmith essay to wide approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Temperance Institute
John J. Lyons
Oliver Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Wakefield
Frank J. Higgins
It Keeps the Feet Warm and Dry Allen's Foot-Hase
Gooey OCR blurb claims Allen's Foot-Hase powder cures chilblains and damp feet. It advertises availability at druggists and shoe stores, urging readers to ask today. The wording is old fashioned and shows typical product ad language with few concrete claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Ehoe
Christmas Dinner Drive By Salvation Army in Lowell
Captain George Blaisdell leads a Salvation Army effort to host a large Christmas dinner for Lowell's poor. 1000 tickets printed for distribution. Turkey, pork, cranberries, vegetables and dressings needed. clothing for children also solicited as winter presses for supplies grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Salvation Army
George Blaisdell
Captain Blaisdell
Maine
Lynn
Salvation Effort
Jersey City
Yonkers
New England
Concord
N. H
Rev Clarence Guy Robbins Named Universalist Pastor in Wakefield
Rev Clarence Guy Robbins of Leominster is chosen to lead the Universalist church in Wakefield succeeding Rev Thomas W Illman. Robbins, born Sept 20 1867 in Dunstable, studied at Dean Academy Tufts Divinity School and was ordained June 10 1897. He will begin his pastorate the first Sunday in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Guy Robbins
Leominster
Universalist Church
Thomas W. Illman
Mr. Robbins
Dunstable
Dean Academy
Divinity School
Tufts College
Jennie Hunt Hill
Melrose
Awards in Brownie picture contest named by judges
The New England Optical Co of this city and Manchester N H announced awards for a Brownie picture contest. There were three prizes in Class A and two in Class B, all Kodak manufactured. Lowell residents Hiram Merrill O S Gray Earle Bass Arthur Bou langer received honorable mention. Judges included L L Roush C B Webster and Photo Era staff Cummings and Frapke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Optical Co
Manchester
N. H
Eastman Kodak Company
Lowell
Hiram Merrill
Osgood Street
O. S. Gray
Wamesit Street
Earle Bass
Bellevue Street
Arthur Boulanger
Surprise party honors Walter Somers on birthday
A Friday evening gathering at 65 Sixth Street celebrated Walter I Somers 15th birthday. Earl Locke presented a carbuncle ring on behalf of the group. Guests enjoyed games and music, with refreshments served by the D L Page Co as the party closed late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter I. Somers
Sixth Street
Earl Locke
D. L. Page Co
Non support arrest of Albert Daniels reported
Albert Daniels was arrested Saturday evening by Sergt Crowley and Officer Riley on a warrant charging him with non support, as police records show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Daniels
Sergt. Crowley
Officer Riley
Changed Her Mind About Communion Of Souls
A terse note reports a shift in beliefs as a sister named Bessie, once fond of spiritual affinity and soul communion, remarks that she has married and no longer talks about such topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Idunne Mining Brook Soday Sparks Green Talk
Disjointed remarks describe activity at Idunne mining brook with scattered exclamations and unclear figures. A partial fragment hints at someone named Billyiees taking forty or more, while other phrases mention dollars and a small wager, but the text is incoherent and lacks verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idunne
Billyiees
Great Advance Second Recital A Success
The orchestral society held a stormy but successful second recital featuring soloists Mr Chuecker and Miss Tucker before about 800 attendees. Borjes praised for shaping the orchestra. highlights included Lachner Turandot overture and Hadyn Allegro Spirituoso with standout strings and a Balfe selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchestral Society
Borjes
Lachner
Hans Bories
Hecker
Hadyn
Giehrer
Balfe
Herb Schuecker
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Lucie Tucker
Boston
Schuecker
Lowell
Tucker
Strauss
Alleged Gambling Joint Raided on Merrimack Street
Lieut. Brosnan Sergt. Crowley and Officer Kennedy raided a gambling joint at 158 Merrimack Street Saturday night arresting eight men. The detainees names listed as James M. Kitching Edward E. Bond Allison C. Gallupe Noah M. Peabody Daniel J. Phillips Edmund I. Wardwell George Savage and Fred W. Armstrong. All were bailed in the early morning hours. Charges allege presence at a game of cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack Street
Ginter Grocery Co. Prosperity Noted in Lowell Store
The busy Lowell Merrimack street store shows holiday bustle with evergreen decorations and well stocked shelves. Manager Cozner takes pride in strong sales and high quality staples and Christmas dinner must haves, reflecting the chain’s growing local esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iz Cone
Ginter Grocery Co
Lowell
Lowell Atore
Merrimack Street
Cozner
Bachelor Club Meeting Ends With Music And Teas
At a Bachelor club gathering last evening the usual business was conducted and a music program enjoyed. Treasurer O'Brien distributed cigars and a pleasant time was had by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachelor Club
O’brien
Christmas Presents Offer From Lowell Firm
Abasively free Carien Sherburne Merrimack and Bridge streets plan a giveaway of 1000 Crestall bottles promising relief from colds coughs and lung troubles. Dee four dollars and twenty four is the stated price in a merchants notice from Andrews Co Lowell Mass sole proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carien & Sherburne
Merrimack
Bridge Streets
Dee
Crestall
Andrews Co
Lowell
Mass
Crest all no cold no cough formula praise
The speaker claims a private remedy called Crest all no cold no cough cures cold symptoms throat cough and lung trouble. They assert it contains nothing harmful and praise its curative powers, predicting it will outrank all medical discoveries of the present age.
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Harry Richardson
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Tive Sribiais
Gen. B. Trayd
S. A. Garson
Lowrle
Carter & Shabu
AVR
Merrimack, Cor
Bridge Atrest
C. W. Taylor
M. D
Chas. W. Taylor
Harvard Medical School
Eye and Ear Infirmary of
Massachusetts Medical Society
Massachusetts General Hospital of
Lowell Eye and Ear Infirmary
B. C. Andrews Co
Lowele Coal CO
Thorndike St
Wholey Coal Co
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