Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Gain National Popularity
A catarrh cure marketed as Stuart's Catarrh Tablets rapidly expanded across the United States and Canada within a year. Endorsed by physicians and customers, the remedy is praised for safety, absence of cocaine or opiate, and ease of use for both adults and children. Full sized packs cost fifty cents and a free booklet on causes and cures is available from F A Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
United States
Canada
J. J. Reitiger
Covington
Jerome Ellison
Wheeling
W. Va
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Rembrandt Class in Anatomy Draws Reader Curiosity
A reader asks about Rembrandt’s Class in Anatomy also called The Lecture in Anatomy. The piece notes the painting’s origin around 270 years ago, its held in The Hague, and features the actual doctors’ portraits used by the artist. It recalls Rembrandt’s training, prolific output, and the painting’s enduring appeal in Dutch art history.
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Rembrandt
Rembrandt van Rhyn
Leyden
Plymouth
Jacob van Swanensburg
Haarlem
Amsterdam
Holland
The
Hague
Gainsboroughs
Siddons
National Gallery
London
Leonado de Vinci
Louvre
Paris
Messioner
Napoleon
New World
Washington
Madam Washington
Stuart
Boston
Narraganset
Rhode Island
Edinburgh
Scotland
Newport
R. I
George the Third
Louis the Sixteenth
Sir Joshua Reynols
United States
Jefferson
Fraternal lodge officers installed and meetings held
Elgin lodge No 166 N E O P installed by D D G W E A Barker and suite. Three members admitted by transfer and four applications referred. Court Columbus F of A held meeting with two candidates initiated. J P Maxfield circle LO G A R held semi monthly supper and meeting. Echo lodge N E O P installed officers Emma T Keene Lynn and suite. Garfield Purple Star LO Loyal Orange men held regular meeting. Lowell lodge No 95 IOOF held meeting with two candidates elected and two applications. A whist party followed with 25 tables and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Lodge
No. 166
E. A. Barker
Suite
Dorchester
Court Columbus, F. of A
Foresters’ Hadll
J. P. Maxfield
Echo Lodge
Emma T. Keene
Lynn
Elizabeth A. Robertson
Agnes A. Clough
Charles H. Kittredge
Arthur Crowfoot
Waldo Sargent
Mattie F. Kittredge
Mattie Crowfoot
Francis C. Lawrence
Guardian
Joseph Robinson
Thomas Frost
Edwin S. Bickford
Garfield Purple Star Lodge
Orangemen
Pilgrim Hall
Lowell Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mid-Winter Picnic Planned by Wor then Street Baptist
The Wor then Street Baptist church and Sunday school announce a mid winter picnic at Var num's Landing on Saturday afternoon and evening January 25. The event aims for an elaborate lunch with each attendee asked to bring enough for five others. A committee on games and sports has been appointed and the afternoon promises lively activities.
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Worthen Street
Varnum's Landing
Anniversary of Washingtons Wedding Day Observed by Lydia Darrah D A R
The Lydia Darrah chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a 143rd anniversary event at the home of Mrs. E. J. Neale in Beacon Street Bea con. About 150 guests attended an evening program of patriotic numbers and readings. Vocal and piano performances by local artists and guests from Boston complemented the program, followed by refreshments served by Capt John Ford C A R members and aided by young ushers Lizzie and Florence Moore.
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Logal
National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
Lydia Darrah
Regent
E. J. Neale
Beacon Street
George Washington
Park Sprague
Park
Rachel Sprague
Carrie Davis Gilman
Clara
Sophie Wallenstein
Boston
Sweden
Wallenstein
A. J. Kingsbury
Samuel Young
James F. Savage
Washington
Bessie Adams
Solon W. Stevens
America
A. M. Hayward
Antoinnette Farnham
Capt. John Ford Society
Fred Estes
Lizzie
Florence Moore
Real estate transfers listed across towns in Courier ads
A series of property sales including land and building parcels from Lowell and surrounding towns. Transactions show buyers and sellers such as Jacqes Boisvert, Elizabeth Lessard, Adelaid Lessard, and many others with prices often set at one dollar or specific amounts, plus notes on streets like Campan, Dalton, Barkley Avenue, and Merrimack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqes Boisvert
Elizabeth Lessard
Campan Street
Adelaid Lessard
Jacques Boisvert
Dalton Street
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
Miss Bonnie Delano outlines menstrual discomfort and related symptoms and urges women to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice. The copy claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can prevent disease by addressing irregular or retained menses and ovarian troubles with proof of widespread use by young women.
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Miss Delano
Lydia Pinkham
Bonnie DeLano
Indiana Ave
Chicago
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
National City Bank of
Lynn
Lydia KE
Real Estate Booms in January in Lowell
Real estate dealers report brisk business and rising inquiries for January in Lowell. Investors move from banks to real estate and first mortgages, while stock market setbacks spark renewed property interest. Plans to ease traffic near Northern station include extending Perry street and grade crossing removals on School street with possible rail spur ideas.
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Perry Street
Andover Street
East
Merrimack Street
White Bros
Lawrence Street
Lowell Cemetery
Lowell
Lowell Textile School Seeks Carnegie Endowment
Trustees of the Lowell Textile school urge Mr Andrew Carnegie to consider an endowment for scholarships aiding sons of poor workers seeking day courses. The proposal aims to fund opportunities rather than new building projects, hoping the steel magnate visits to see the school’s work firsthand.
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Lowell Textile School
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Crystal lake track cleared for trots in North Chelmsford
A good half mile track has been cleared by Ed Murphy and J Wotton on Crystal Lake North Chelmsford and good trotting is expected today and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Murphy
J. Wotton
Crystal Lake
North Chelmsford
Design of Kentucky women to suppress Uncle Tom's Cabin
The remark predicts a large reaction from Kentucky women as censorship efforts against Uncle Tom's Cabin gain attention. It urges The Daughters of the Confederacy to temper their approach and avoid provoking stronger opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Daughters of the Confederacy
Local Building Plans Show Several New Projects
J M Butman will erect a three story apartment on Branch street with M F Davis as architect. Plans for Patrick Gilbride exist for a modern Middlesex street apartment on the Spaulding estate. New houses are planned by D W Dewar for Rogers land syndicate. Dennis Murphy eyes a modern High street home for himself and son Thomas. Hanchett and McFadgen install a Palace Queen furnace for Fay Bros Hosford offices. Oaklands investor seeks 20 building lots via Shepard Fuller sale with homes to follow. Farrell Conaton finish North Billerica school plumbing and remodel Staples Bros house on Franklin street. Mechanics Savings bank front alterations underway.
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J. M. Butman
Branch Street
M. F. Davis
Patrick Gilbride
Middlesex Street
Spaulding
St. Peter’s Church
Italy
D. W. Dewar
Rogers Land Syndicate
Dennis Murphy
High Street
Thomas
Hanchett & McFadgen
Fay Bros. & Hosford
Father John
Shepard & Fuller
Oaklands
Farrell & Conaton
North
Billerica School
Staples Bros
Franklin Street
Sewer Committee Views Meadowcroft Sewer Progress
The sewer committee met at city hall and conducted a brief viewing expedition. They transacted no important business, visiting the Meadowcroft sewer under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
City Hall
Meadowcroft
Laxative Bromo-Quisish Tabs Remedy Ad Ends Sale Claim
An old newspaper snippet advertises Laxative Bromo-Quisish Tabs as the cure for a cold in one day claiming a miracle remedy. The copy emphasizes quick relief and urges readers to purchase the product.
Minor church reports read at First Trinitarian meeting
At a meeting of the First Trinitarian church last evening a few minor church reports were read and accepted before the session adjourned to attend the Bible conference at the Kirk Street church.
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First Trinitarian Church
Kirk Street
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Meone
Pearson's Almond Cream
Pearson's Drug Store
Central Street
Opera House
Young's
Hildreth
McKissock Steam Carpet Cleaning Co
Midha
WE. Potter
W. E. Potter & Son
Hildreth Building
W. C. Hinckley
Senicens
Aday
St. Louis
Buffalo
Towell
Middlesex Women
Huntington Hall
Highland Club
L. E. Bixby
Appleton Manufacturing Company
Southern Corporation
Frederick W. Stickney
James H. Barry
Bermuda Islands
Fanny Reed
Thomas H. Walsh
New York
E. B. Pierce
Belmont Street
Pierce
Summerville
D. C
New York Optical Co
Harry Watts
Bridge Street
Merrimack Square
D.A.R
Leavitt R. J. Varnum
Moses N. Stanley
West Fourth Street
Ethan A. Smith
Freeman B. Shedd
Charles H. Clough
Boylston Street
Agnes F. Manning
Daniel J. Hart
Harriet M. Spalding
George W. Fifield
Spring Street
Dunstable
Emma H. Butterfield
James
S. Connors
Chelmsford
Charles Cowley
Joseph Manseau
Livingston Farm
Edward Hoole
James BE. Connell
Hope Street
Wilmington
Jos. S. Gahm
William Parker Chisholm
Billerica
Jos
A. Manseau
Esty
Eulalia E. Adams
George F. Chapman
Dracut
James Stuart Murphy
Louis B. Latour
Brookside
Tewespury
Eugene Lafrance Etux
Zephirin Perusse
Riverside Park
William Manning
Kate Lafrance
Bolton Street
Charles H. Noyce
George B. Allan
Roper Street
Courier
Lowell Real Estate
O. M. Pratt
Pratt & Forrest
Pratt
Jackson Street
Thorndike Street
Boston & Maine
the Locks and Canals Company
Hale Street
Locks and Canals Company
Upper Middlesex Street
Pevcy Bros.’ Foundry
Walker Street
School Street
Livingstone
Church Street
Andover
Church Streets
Mechanics Savings Bank
Joel Goldthwait
John H. Pray & Sons Company
Pray
Washington Street
Pray & Sons Company
William H. Blodgett
Walter J. Wellington
Edmund E. Stiles
John D. Berra
Silas P. Chase
William F. Fitzgerald
Philip J. Brandon
New York Cloak and Suit Co
John Street
Melton Raglans
Oxford Melton
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