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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1901

Page

5

The Scotch in America historical lecture highlights

Rev. J. M. Craig spoke at the First Presbyterian Church on The Scotch in America. He traced Scots influence from John Knox to modern leaders, detailing Ulster migration, colonial settlement, and key roles in the Revolution and early republic. He cited Knox, Greyfriars, Gray, Greeley, and leaders like Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln.

J. M. Craig The First Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian America Pepin Ain Countrie Craig Macaulay John Knox Scotland Free Church Movement Knox Holland Ireland Ulster James I England New England Boston Worcester Maine New Hampshire Vermont Froude Bunker Hill Massachusetts Presbyterian Church of Asa Gray Pennsylvania Philadelphia Independence Hall New Jersey Carolinas Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Valley Republic Lexington North Carolina Mecklenburg Greyfriars Churchyard Thomas Jefferson Stark Bennington Morgan Saratoga Wayne Stony Point Campbell Kings Mountain Picken Cowpens Madison Lincoln Jefferson Jackson Monroe Polk Taylor Buchanan Johnson Grant Hayes Arthur Harrison Cleveland McKinley

Doan's Kidney Pills Tells of Local Cure and Testimonial

A local ad features Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney ailments. J J Foster of 46 First Street reports relief after using the product from Ellingwood Co. drugstore, Merrimack and Central, praising its merit. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo is the U S sale agent. Remember the name Doan's.

Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y U. S Doan’s

The Marie Celeste Mystery From Brooklyn to Gibraltar

The Marie Celeste sailed from Brooklyn bound for the Mediterranean with a large crew and captain's wife aboard. It was found abandoned 800 miles east of Gibraltar with all hands missing and no sign of struggle. A sewing machine and spool suggested a storm had occurred within days of discovery, no cause ever determined. Conan Doyle speculated African captors, but no evidence supported that theory.

Brooklyn Mediterranean Gibraltar Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes Africa New York Times Roosevelt Navy Vixen Mr. Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt

Christmas Goose Versus Turkey New England Contrast

The Christmas goose is seen by many as a daintier bird than the Thanksgiving turkey, yet in New England the bird does not receive a halo.

New England

Women’s Club Enjoys a Much Needed Rest

The country weekly reports that the Women’s club is enjoying a much needed rest, noting a pause in activities and a period of inactivity or reduced scheduling as members take a break.

The Literary Collector December Issue Highlights

The December number presents a frontispiece portrait of Christophe Plantin and an opening article by Theodore L. De Vinne on About Large Types. W H Paltsits writes An Account of the Bay Psalm Boo During the Seventeenth Century, while William Cushing Bamburgh begins Books before Printing. Collected reviews, notes, and columns follow with contributions from Pollard Lampton Burnham Kiser Army and others.

Christophe Plantin Theodore L. de Vinne W. H. Paltsits William Cushing Bamburgh George Catlin William J. Lampton Clara Louise Burnham S. E. Kiser Clarence Army

December American Boy Christmas stories and features

The December issue offers seventy five illustrations and stories for boys including Little Pete's Christmas An Unexpected Santa Claus The Christmas Bear Aunt Margaret's Christmas Box A Real Conqueror and leading articles such as Our Editor Among the Boys Fun and Profit in Trapping An American Boy's Dark Room Simple Tricks for Dogs Around the World With Santa Claus and Familiar Talks With Boys The Smague Publishing company Detroit Mich

Wideawake Boys Little Pete Bertha Westerbrooke Goodier Santa Claus Hezekiah Butterworth Mary H. McCoy Morris Wade Ben Hains J. A. Newton A. Neely Hall Lyman H. North Frank H. Sweet H. R. Wells Smague Publishing Company Detroit Mich

Keiths Theatre Christmas Show Promises Big Boston Bill

Keiths Theatre presents a Christmas week bill described as one of Boston's best. Acts include Sam Lockharts Three Graces and Tom-Tom the baby elephant cyclist, plus the Jackson troupe of trick bicycle riders, R. J. Jose, James O Barrows and company, Falk and Lemon, and Al Coleman.

Keith's Boston Sam Lockhart Three Graces Tom-Tom Jackson R. J. Jose James O. Barrows and Company Falk and Lemon al. Coleman

Second Recital by Hussey and Temple Quartette in Lowell

The Lowell Choral Society’s second recital yesterday afternoon showed clear progress with confident, less ragged performance. Boston contralto Adah C. Hussey sang varied numbers including Abide With Me and The Year’s at the Spring, with Temple Quartette harmonizing without accompaniment. proceeds benefit Lowell General Hospital.

Lowell Orchestral Society Carmen Bizet Theo Tobani Suppe Tobani Salome Loraine Weber Beethoven C. Faust Orchestral Society Adah C. Hussey Boston Lidgle Mrs. Beach W. S. Reid C. D. Paige Geibel Osgood G. F. Hamer Temple Lowell Miss Shaw Miss Hussey Lowell General Hospital

Roosevelt as a Navy Humorist and Tea Episode

The Roosevelt story recounts his playful intervention on a navy yacht naming a boat The Vixen to placate a officer’s wife. A luncheon voyage turns humorous as tea nearly proves beer, a scene of roguish wit before Roosevelt’s White House era.

Mr. Roosevelt White House Poli'cian Blank Roosevelt

Cafebria Claims Cure for Headache in Lowell Market

Advertises Cafebria as a headache cure claimed to have helped over 50,000 in Lowell. Encourages purchase at local druggists.

Sensible Gifts for Men at Carleton and Hovey

Carleton and Hovey at 286 Merrimack street offer practical men gifts including military brushes from $1.50 per pair, silver mounted razors, shaving mugs, straps, and a selection of cigars such as Quincy and 7-20-4. Safety razor sets are guaranteed with refunds for unsatisfactory use.

Quincy Hoffman House Carleton & Hovey Merrimack Street

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