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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1900
Page
7
The article reviews how high cotton prices affect export cloth and local Lowell mills, noting eager demand abroad yet cautious buyers. It highlights southern textile expansion with 354 mills, 46,000 spindles, 187 loom sets, 3 carpet mills, and 52 million dollar capitalization, signaling thrift and opportunity.
Burkes second team dominated Company C in the armory last night winning 23 to 1. Rafferty and Lyons led with four goals each while McCarthy and Qualey added four goals apiece. The match drew an enthusiastic crowd of about 3 spectators and the Burkes improved to a string of victories with strong showings from Donnelly, McQuesten, and T Qualey.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a preventive and cure for minor ailments and serious sickness. It claims quick relief from loss of appetite dull headaches bilious feelings blood eruptions boils and scrofulous or eczema symptoms. A single bottle is said to provide substantial benefit.
Stocks showed strength this morning despite a poor bank statement. Sugar rose from 98 to 10014, strong moves in Metropolitan Street Ry, People's Gas, Erie Telephone and Amalgamated, while copper shorts were pressured and Montana stock advanced on favorable annuals. Market analysts cited varied opinions on cotton futures, liquidity from a pending refunding, and expected April settlements shaping near term trends.
Gen Alger former secretary of war contributes to the North American Review for March urging the United States to refrain from meddling in Britain’s South African conflict. He defends Britain’s friendship two years ago and lambasts Mr Bryan for anti British rhetoric, warning of damage to credit and global standing if interference continues.
The passage promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best purifier to cleanse winter impurities, improve appetite, stimulate the system, and restore robust health by driving toxins from the body. It urges readers to take the medicine to prevent disease and suffering.
A. Pollard & Co. advertises Creighton shoes for women at a low price of 2 per pair. The notice claims high value, modern style, and materials comparable to $2.59 options, with a five-makers warranty.
The War Department plans a strong artillery force at Fort Delaware Fort Mott and Fort DuPont to defend the Delaware River. Modern batteries and torpedo defenses give impregnable protection. New barracks and buildings will house 500 plus men with land purchases at Fort DuPont and Fort Mott to expand barracks.
A Boston firm Thom as Wood and Co introduces Uncle Sam coffee products sold in Puerto Rico Hawaii and Manila. The company uses a trademark system to protect buyers and will distribute samples through leading local grocers for a few days, signaling confidence and good faith.
If troubled with rheumatism give Chamberlains Pain Balm a trial. It will not cost you a cent if it does no good. One application relieves pain and it cures sprains and bruises faster than other treatments. Burns frost bites quinsey pains in the side and chest glandular swellings are quickly cured by applying it. Every bottle warranted price 25 cents for sale by all druggists.
Col Albert Clarke of Boston heads the Home Market Club and serves on the U S Industrial Commission. Hon P C Cheney of Manchester NH is president of the American Pulp and Paper Association and former New Hampshire governor. Hon D Russell Brown of Providence RI is ex-governor and VP of City Savings Bank. George W Parker of Boston represents E Rollins Morse & Bro Bankers. Judge J McD Trimble of Kansas City is vice president of the Kansas City and Northern Connecting Railway.
A final offering of treasury stock at eight dollars per share is announced for Old Colony Zinc and Smelting Company. Prof. W. O. Crosby endorses the properties including Neck City, Yale Mine, White Rose, Black Jack, and Hell's Neck undeveloped land, predicting long term dividends and substantial production potential. Investors may obtain certified copies of Crosby's report and company prospectus at the office, with allotments in order of receipt.
Two dozen heavy oxford grey cloth gloves with plaid backs and stitched seams are offered as the best value in Lowell. The Le Preans line features two clasp Peque Swede gloves in modes castors greys and black, originally $1.50 now $1.39 per pair.
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