School Board Votes to Establish Vacation Schools This Year
The Lowell school committee unanimously approves creating vacation schools with a budget not to exceed 1500 dollars. The plan, supported by Middlesex Women's club and several citizens, includes appointing a committee to run the program and adding a permanent vacation school section to the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swapp
Lowell
Middlesex Women’s Club
C. W. Huntington
G. C. Brock
Mary C. Hall
Whitcomb
Huntington
Miss Devereaux
Mr. Brock
Huntingon Hall
Marston
Centralville
Bridge Street
Aldeman
Committee On Appropriations
Scott
Taining School
Thompson
Murphy Spomek
Bartlett School
Murphy
Everett
Cure for Nervous Dyspepsia Promoted by MI-o-NA
An advertisement claims nervous dyspepsia stems from diseased digestive organs. It rejects nerve tonics and bromides, touts MI-o-NA as a cure that acts on the stomach and bowels, promising rapid relief and steadier nerves. Sold by Ellingwood & Co at Merrimack and Central streets, Lowell MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naure
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Ell, Mass
Miss M Ella Russell is Called to Rest
The city mourns Miss M Ella Russell who died after a period of illness. A dedicated teacher and club member, she touched the Sun day school, Middlesex Women’s Club, Tuesday club, Young Women’s Christian Association, and church circles. Her loss leaves a wide circle of nieces, friends, and colleagues grieving deeply. She leaves a widowed mother and beloved siblings, with many in the community remembering her generous counsel and religious leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ella Russell
Miss Russell
Middlesex Women’s Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Campbell's Milk Food Promises Superior Nourishment
A vintage promotion touts Campbell's Milk Food as a concentrated milk substitute made from pure sweet milk. It claims rapid absorption, promotes flesh tissue, blood, and muscle, and urges doctors to endorse it. Distributed by Sawyer Crystal Blue Co in Boston with druggist purchases emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell’s Mills
Boston
Mass
Sawyer Crystal Blue Co
Broad St
Deaths Reported For Week Ending March 1 1902
List of many deaths with ages from infants to elderly from bronchitis pneumonia meningitis diphtheria and heart disease. Notable entries include Catherine Powers 1 hour premature birth Lauretta Gosselin 15 tuberculosis and Mary Clines 59 ulcer. City Clerk Girard P Dadman signs the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bailey
John Henry
James M. Cochrane
William Traversy
Arthur O'Hare
Frederick J. Scott
James F. Burns
Mary I. O'Brien
Marion Hayden
Anastasia Powers
Catherine Powers
Elizabeth Flynn
Bridget O'Neil
John Butcher
Thomas Mulrain
Blanche J. Brown
Genevieve Breen
George W. Patry
Owen Trainor
Martin Manning
Genevieve Tighe
Marie A. Boudreau
Margaret McCarthy
Thomas J. Davis
John S. Wells
James Ryan
Gladys Mason
Yvonne Audy
Jos. E. Lampron
Marasmus
Marcel Sheeran
Helen L. Stockwell
Theresa Sweeney
Mary Clines
John F. Daly
Emilia Bettencurte
Francis J. Willis
Arthur Rivard
Girard P. Dadman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nellie _S. Coburn
Highland Scho
Harvard
Cambridge
Normal
Women’s Club
Seamon
Margaret Hews
Edson
Brooks
Arthur T. Pitts
Hereford Place
Smith T. Ford
James McDermott
James Lynch
James Higgins
North Billerica
Fr. Walsh
Molloy
Margaret Condon
Hudson Centre
Immaculate Conception Church
Fr. Fournier
Peter, Louis
Edward Latour
B. Lavallee
William Larochelle
Amedee Vallerie
St. Joseph's Cemetery
THE
Courier
the Citizen
Charles Morris
Morris
United States
Courier-Citizen CO
Courier-Citizen Cos
Merrimack Street
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