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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1902
Page
5
An article argues against dieting to treat indigestion and promotes Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. It states starvation harms digestion and that proper nutrition plus the tablets digest food whether the stomach works. Doctors Harlandson and Redwell endorse them as safe for all ages.
William Marconi aboard the steamer Philadelphia from Southampton reports wireless experiments reaching 1500 miles to the Cornwall station and signals recorded at 2000 miles. Capt. Mills and Chief Officer Marsden witnessed and certified the messages as proof against atmospheric causes.
The sermon contrasts the value of a man with a sheep amid societal pressures from politicians capitalists and saloon influence. Christ answers that a man is more valuable than worldly gain as Rev. Dr. Martin’s installation is set for Tuesday evening March 4 at 7 30. An invitation is extended to all Kirk Street church friends to attend.
At the Fifth in the series of union services held last night at the First Unitarian church, speakers C. E. Fisher and R. A. Greene urged Christian influence in politics. They argued for accountable government, civic duty for all, and that government serve all people, not a single class, with voters choosing ideas and principles over personalities.
Rev Geo H Johnson spoke on Spirit Like a Dove urging disciples of Jesus to cultivate gentler graces that bring peace and kindness. He contrasted the dove with the eagle and lion, noting civilization’s progress toward mercy while predatory symbols fade.
A church notes moral leadership over bluster as it emphasizes peace and gentleness. The vesper service was well attended with Master Arthur Cole aiding the quartet. Special church meetings were announced to address Rev. A E Kenyon's resignation and a Y M C A talk highlighted sacrifice and giving for others.
Yesterday at Immaculate Conception Rev P d McGrath led 10 30 mass with Rev Fr Lawrence delivering the Apostles Creed sermon I Believe in the Holy Ghost at 10 30 Rev E A Dorgan spoke on Nature and Institutions of the Church. St Patrick's high mass featured Rev James Walsh and Rev Bishop Dunn of Galveston preached on the gospel with a collection for Dunn's southern mission. The choir under Prof Bond sang with a new double quartette and plans set for Edward Silas mass in C. At St Peter's high mass was celebrated by Rev Fr Mullin with Rev Hugh McDermott preaching on the day gospel.
Rev. Lawrence Tighe O M S celebrated the high mass at Sacred Heart church yesterday. Rev. John J Reynolds O M I preached the gospel sermon. The evening service drew good attendance as Rev. A Nolin O M S of St. Jean Baptiste preached.
The 10.30 mass at St Michael's Church yesterday featured a high order musical programme. Guilmant's mass was performed by a large choir directed by James Murphy, with the church's regular quartet assisting. Rev Richard Boland celebrated the mass and Rev Eugene Carney preached on the day’s gospel.
In Fall River James Wallace a 70 year old man lies critically injured from a brutal assault by 36 year old William Hamilton. Hamilton is under arrest and may face manslaughter charges as Wallace remains unconscious with poor prospects for recovery.
Charles Frodman presents William H. Crane in Westcott’s David Harum at the Opera House tonight. The drama follows Harum through the bay horse episode, bank counting room, and Christmas morning home scenes with Aunt Polly. May Irwin, praised as the funniest woman on stage, appears tomorrow in The Widow Jones with a strong company and new ragtime numbers.
The article previews two forthcoming shows at the Opera House. A Bunch of Keyes benefits from new production by manager Bothner with European and New York acts, delivering lively vaudeville humor. Wm. A Brady's Way Down East presents a familiar cast with changed motives, offering strong dramatic climax and wholesome sentiment.
Kathryn Kidder, a beloved stage actress, will appear Monday March 10 at the Opera House in Molly Pitcher. The city shows strong box office interest with demand for seats and critics remark on Kidder’s standout portrayal of the historic heroine in the Battle of Monmouth.
Vaudeville at Music Hall features Kiesel’s trained animals a dog cat and ten monkeys along with Billy Howard the Happy Hoogiigan monologist. The show appeals to ladies and children and offers a high class entertainment in Lowell.
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