Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Cure Frontal Headache Claims
An article argues frontal headaches are caused by catarrh of head and throat and that stomach or liver catarrh can trigger other headaches. It promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe internal remedy, citing a teacher named Cora Ainsley who reports relief after using fifty cent boxes, and notes the product contains antiseptics and no cocaine opium or harmful drugs.
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Stuart
Cora Ainsley
ADAMS
Beom No
F. Winsman & Ra Ork
Augusta
Trade Review Describes Cotton Crisis Amid Weather
New York Feb 28 Bradstreets notes strong overall demand for the season despite bad weather, mail and rail disruptions, and car shortages. Cotton and cotton goods face slower deliveries and tighter supplies even as textile demand remains active. Labor strife looms in Fall River mills with wage talks. woolen goods stay active. Weekly failures and clearings show mixed but improving trends. A social event in Burbank Hall mirrors thriving civic life despite wintry conditions.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Fall River
Sun versus Citizen advertising claims questioned
A Lowell letter criticizes yesterday's Sun analysis claiming figures and words misrepresent Sun ad value. It notes Geo H Wood coupon ads from last week show Citizen and Courier outpacing the Sun. The writer warns advertisers to question Sun claims while acknowledging merchants' support for local papers overall.
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the Sun
Sun
Citizen
Geo. H. Wood
Citizen and Courier
Pope
Lowell
Vocal Concert in Prescott Hall Impresses Stormy Night Audiences
Miss Gwendoline Wilson headlined a Prescott Hall programme with assists from Miss Margaret McCaffrey and Miss Julian Kennedy sopranos, Miss Edna Craig contralto, Miss Bernice Moulton pianist, and tenors Mr. Thomas Wardell and Mr. Daniel McCaffrey, baritone Mr. Chas. G. Martin, bass Mr. Harry Needham, and reader Miss Ethel Hinton.
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Prescott Hall
Gwendoline Wilson
Margaret McCaffrey
Julian A. Kennedy
Edna Craig
Bernice M. Moulton
Thomas Wardell
Daniel McCaffrey
Chas. G. Martin
Harry Needham
Ethel Hinton
Integrity Lodge Hosts Social Party in Manchester Unity
Integrity Lodge No 6635 I O O F M A hosted a social party and dance. Members from Integrity Lodge and Manchester Unity of Odd Fellows attended the event. The gathering highlighted fellowship within the fraternal organization and featured music and dancing for participants.
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Integrity Lodge
Manchester
Unity of Odd Fellows
M. A
Whisk Broom and Bath Brush Sale At Carleton & MHo vies
A list of discounted grooming items offered at Carleton and Mhovey's 236 Merrimack street includes a whisk broom at 5 cents, lavender smelling salts at 10 cents, Lerner's bath brushes marked down, and nail brushes for 16 cents. Also featured are Tampico hand brushes, a 15 cent tooth brush for 5 cents, and a nickel soap box at 19 cents, with sales notes urging early purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton & Mhovey’s
Merrimack Street
Lerner
Missionary Meeting at Young Women's Association Service
The usual gospel service at the Young Women's Christian Association Sunday at 4 o'clock will be a missionary meeting with letters and information about missionaries from the association. A letter from Miss Pierson will be read and a special offering taken. Junior Sunshine club meets Saturday at 3, Girls' Bible class at 5:30, and Mr. Lewis E. MacBrayne speaks at 7:45 on The Humorous Side of Foreign Travel with a short musical programme. All women and girls are invited, strangers welcome.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Sunshine Club
Lewis E. MacBrayne
Scottish Song and Story program at Grace church vestry
Entertainment in Grace church vestry under Miss Stillings and the primary department featured songs by Mrs Leggat and Miss Bernice Gilman, readings, trombone solo by C S Sturvevant, recitations by Mrs Leggat, violin by Miss Florence Nix. Storm kept many away from a pleasant program.
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Grace Church
Hatchet party charms Dracut Centre crowd at church
At Central Congregational in Dracut Centre a hatchet themed evening drew a fair crowd despite bad weather. Miss Julia Fox performed piano solos with duets alongside Miss Edith Kelly. A colonial style procession and a hatchet tableau featured many local girls including Josie Morgan Ethel Parker Eva Blanchard Marion Udell Ethel Maynard Myrtie Coburn Maud Coburn Bernice Huntley Guy Morgan Pearl Morgan and Crosby. Coffee and cake followed.
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Central Congregational Church
Calvin Richardson
Julia Fox
Edith Kelly
Josie Morgan
Ethel Parker
Eva Blanchard
Marion Udell
Ethel Maynard
Myrtie Coburn
Maud Coburn
Bernice Huntley
Guy Morgan
Pearl Morgan
Miss Crosby
North Chelmsford Social Notes Visit Trends
Miss Bessie L. Moore visits Pittsfield while relatives stay at Dr. F. E. Varney’s new home. Mrs. J. S. Hall visits daughter Mrs. F. W. Park in Leominster. Fred Edwards returns from Worcester and New York. Mrs. Geo F. Cutler back from Providence. Jennie White of Laconia NH visits relatives. John Hodge, former boiler room worker at George C. Moore’s mill, departs for Lebanon PA to study telegraphy.
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Bessie L. Moore
Pittsfield
F. E. Varney
J. S. Hall
F. W. Park
Leominster
Fred Edwards
Worcester
New York
Geo. F. Cutler
Providence
Jennie White
Laconia
N. H
John Hodge
George C. Moore
Lebanon
Foster Order Defeated On Vaccination Law In Massachusetts
In Boston on February 28 the Foster order seeking Supreme Court guidance on compulsory vaccination was defeated by voice vote. The House received reports on public charities and Medfield Insane asylum funding, while a plan to create portraits of State auditors was postponed.
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Boston
Savings Bank Commissioners
Lowell Cooperative Bank
Mann
Medfield Insane Asylum
Frank K. Stearns
Walter H. Gilman
Lowell
Foster
Somerville
Supreme Court
Dana
Newton
Mills
Fall River
Reed
Taunton
Senate Chaplain Opens Session with Prayer and Bills
Rev. David B. Murray of Medford served as chaplain and prayed for presidential progress. A committee report proposed about $19,000 for the School for the Feeble-Minded to aid hospital cottages for children on Baldwinsville Street. Bills included extending the Mount Wachusett Street railway construction by one year and allowing bicycle railways to carry freight. Reps Gilpatric and Warner dissented. Also engrossed was a bill to amend Havnehill charter for resubmission to the people.
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Senate
David B. Murray
Medford
Committee On Public Charities
Baldwinsville Street
Mount Wachusetts Street Railway
E. Moody Boynton
Gilpatric and
Warner
Haverhill
Labor Committee Hears Weavers Specification Bill Debate
The labor committee heard testimony on the weavers specification bill and on Thomas O'Donnell's petition to amend the 58 hour law to let women and minors work as posted in mill notices. Sagamore Mills worker John Cates claimed the existing system imposes injustices by overlength pay and suggested a two percent limit.
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Committee On Labor
Thomas O'Donnell
John Cates
Sagamore Mills
Fall River
Bancroft
Arkwright Club
Donahue
Jones
Senate
Wade
Johann Hoff's Extract Advertised for Princess of Wales
Marlborough House requests six dozen Johann Hoff's Extract for the Princess of Wales with two bottles for today's lunch. The ad proclaims health benefits including immune defense, digestive regulation, and female comfort, urging insistence on the true tonic and warning against cheap substitutes. EISNER & CO. is listed as sole agents in Newark.
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Marlborough House
S. W
H. R.H
Princess of Wales
Johann Hoff
Bearer
Ohann Hoff
Eisner & Oe CO
Newark
Law hearing on manufacturer charges continues to March 7
Representative Nightingale of Fall River favored an amendment capping charges at two to two and a half per cent. The hearing on the proposed limit was continued to March 7 amid calls to have manufacturers pay for what they receive.
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Nightingale
Fall River
Mental Hygiene and Fatigue Lecture At State Normal
Professor William H. Burnham delivered a detailed talk on Mental Hygiene and Fatigue at the State normal school. He contrasted two pedagogical ideals: extending study periods to gain more work versus shortening them to protect health and achieve better results. The hygienic view, he argued, aligns with true pedagogy and morality, guiding teachers to balance efficiency and well being.
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William H. Burnham
State Normal School
Greenhalge Debating Club Chooses Abolition Topic
The Frederick T. Greenhalge Debating Club met Friday at Lowell High in room 20. Arthur B. Thomas and Henry W. Packer argued for abolition. Harry McCue and Arthur Traversy for the negative. The affirmative won after a lengthy discussion. The next meeting is Friday March 7 with Mitchell and Avery debating Leggatt and Green on abolishing the jury system.
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Frederick T. Greenhalge
Lowell High School
Arthur
Thomas
Henry W. Packer
Harry McCue
Arthur Traversy
Mitchell
Avery
Leggatt
Mr. Green
For Sale and Vacant House Offer in City District
Unexpectedly vacated half of a modern nine room house with hot and cold water bath sunny dry and pleasant available for rent at 16 dollars per month. Also for sale three etres of land in a choice residential part of the city priced at 4700 dollars. Contact I T H Blott 64 Central Street.
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T. H. Blott
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America
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