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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
5
SSS MARY L WHALEY of 1320 Jackson street North Topeka Kansas credits Peruna with restoring her health after a year of run down nerves. The article explains summer nerves stem from ozone lacking winter air and poor digestion and promotes Peruna as a digestive aid to strengthen nerves.
Detroit June 320 Charles Denby diplomatic adviser to the viceroy of North China visiting relatives says Chinese threats to boycott American goods over exclusion laws are not government or merchant supported. He suggests Chinese students may spark trouble and notes China is satisfied with current laws. He warns a repeat of the laws could prompt China to bar cocoiles from entering the United States.
The Arkansas, which halted in Portland yesterday, rejoined the cruising squadron at Rockland harbor. The Florida was detached and left for Eastport to observe the Fourth of July. Beulah Alma exchange a church and golf joke in the Judge section.
Nearly all disease germs enter the body through the air we breathe or through food and drink. A weak stomach and digestive system allow sour, fermenting masses to form, enabling germs to grow and spread. Headache, backache, poor appetite, nausea, stomach gnawing, sallow skin, heartburn, and sleeplessness signal overworked digestion. A fifty cent Mi-o-na tablet offers relief. ask Ellingwood & Co. and Falls & Burkinshaw for details and guarantee.
New London Conn June 20 Yale varsity won the four mile Thames race by a quarter boat length over Harvard finishing in 22 33 1 2 to 22 36. Harvard's Meier struggled but Yale, under coach Wray, also swept freshman eight and varsity four events. Mermaid steamer detained after violating regatta orders. Yale praised for strong performance.
Paris reports progress in Franco-German negotiations as a communication says talks are satisfactory. The council plans ceremonies for Admiral Paul Jones’s body removal from Paris to Cherbourg with President Loubet hosting Loomis and Sigsbee on July 6. A July 5 dinner and luncheon are set with M. Loubet and Premier Rouvier attending.
In Boston on June 30 Judge Lowell dismissed a bill of complaint by Preferred Mercantile Company against Postmaster Geo A Hibbard seeking to halt terms of a fraud order from March 1904. The order alleged lottery activities. Mail held at the post office will be returned. the company has a receiver and contempt actions against its officers continue.
Chicago June 30 A public dietetic bureau idea proposed at the American Institute of Homoepathy by Dr M O Terry former New York surgeon general. He argued education in diet and preventive treatment could palliate or erase appendicitis and other diseases. He noted morning walks could prevent severe cases and warned against treating appendectomy as synonymous with surgery.
Ernest Moore a chef formerly linked to the Hotel Touraine in Boston killed himself by inhaling illuminating gas in a boarding house room on East One Hundred Sixteenth Street New York. He had come from Boston days earlier seeking work and told the landlady of his job search. Boston officials later denied any Moore employment at Hotel Touraine.
A compact ad from O'Brien Bros Tea Dealers on 227 Central Street highlights their fresh daily roasted coffee and grading service, signaling a local staple for coffee lovers. The notice emphasizes consistency and proximity for shoppers seeking quality brews.
An old advertisement cites Brights disease diabetes rheumatism gout and other kidney related troubles as cured by Hindipo. It lists multiple druggists and stores in Falls Middlesex St Davis Square and nearby areas offering mail order with a prepaid guarantee and six boxes priced 2.54.
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