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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
2
Recommends Peruna as worth its weight in gold and shares testimonials from octogenarians praising its role in maintaining health and vigor. Letters describe catarrh relief and weight gain, with ages from eighty to ninety-one, and claims of improved eyesight and general well being.
A Branch Street Tabernacle business meeting reported progress on funding a new organ and paying church debt. Donations from outside the church aided the effort, with a special committee formed to oversee organ purchases. estimates from organ builders have been received and construction will begin once a contract is placed, aiming for October readiness.
Spiddie City circle Companions of the Forest of America entertained about 75 Indian Head circle Nashua members at Merrimack hall. A return compliment from Nashua visitors by electric cars, with about 200 attendees enjoying dancing and music. Rose Ward led arrangements and refreshments were by Mrs. McPhail. Entertainment included songs by Lilyan Shinny Mary Kelliher Nashua and other performers. A smoke talk marks the 15th anniversary of the Y M C I society next Thursday. The group plans to join July 4th parade and rooms undergo summer repairs with John Dwyer handling outside painting. A noted Lowell speaker is promised for the event.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology trustees voted to cooperate with Harvard in a tentative plan, contingent on a favorable court decision regarding Boylston street land and instructions from the supreme judicial court. Alumni opposed the merger by an 8 to 1 margin, while Harvard had given little public discussion.
Special meeting of Dracut voters to accept or reject the act establishing the Dracut Water Supply District covering Dracut Centre and the Navy Yard. Proposal includes a reservoir on Marsh Hill and driven wells for about $50,000 with a district board of commissioners to manage water, hydrants, rates, and pipes.
An advertisement promises a free 90 page booklet with over fifty half tone illustrations and a directory of about two thousand resorts and hotel and rail rates. Send a postal card with your address to D. J. Flanders Boston & Maine railroad Boston for the reading copy. The ad notes no charge. Also includes a brief humor exchange from the Philadelphia Ledger.
An old advertisement claims Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder cures catarrh in minutes whether recent or fifty years old. It promises relief from head pains throat dryness and offensive breath and touts Dr Agnew’s Pills as the best option with a price of six doses for 16 cents.
A vintage health claim asserts urban anemia is common due to poor diet and iron deficiency. It promotes Apitezo as a balanced energy food supplying plant iron from peas beans and spinach, claiming it builds red blood and provides strength and rosy health for everyone.
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