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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1902

Page

5

Two Fine Specimens Of Physical Manhood

The article notes that peak physical condition is required for prize and athletic endeavors, focusing on how the heart lungs and stomach must function in concert. It discusses whether prize fighting should be endorsed and examines the path men take to reach such fitness.

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Endorsements by Boxers Jeffries Sharkey

James J Jeffries and Tom Sharkey credited with training emphasis on digestion. Ad promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe digestive ferments aiding appetite and relief after meals. Claims include improved stamina and general well being for both dyspeptics and healthy individuals. Endorsers quote Sharkey through signed testimony.

James Jeffries Tom Sharkey Stuart Evry Gypion Jeffries Ned James J. Sektiet Arkey

City council committee on appropriations report summary

The joint standing committee on appropriations reports to the City Council after reviewing department estimates for the year. It notes late appointment and delays, cites overages exceeding revenue, and endorses reductions to fit funds. The panel rejects loans, urges within appropriation, and calls for targeted upgrades to police, schools, city farm, and public buildings.

City Council Bing Pottern of Police Board City Farm Poice Carter Street Evenue

Senate and House clash over street railway stock bill

Boston March 18. Senate Fletcher and Rep Hayes join in a curious hearing on a bill to let steam roads buy electric street railway stock. The committee plans to report against the measure, while several lawmakers favor it. House reports and actions span Metropolitan Affairs, Public Lighting, Constitutional Amendments, and various petitions as Admiral Schley is introduced and applauded.

Boston Fletcher Hayes Repee Sampson Springfield Senate Mann

Hair Goods and Switches Sold at Local Store

An early 20th century ad notes human hair switches and front pieces in gray and longer lengths, offered at $1.00. The store markets made in house items, with production by Rhodes or under his supervision.

Bott Rhodes

Boston Aldermen Election Petition and Rail Carrier Bills

The committee on metropolitan affairs and election laws reported on the petition of Moses I. F. Rewben for Boston at large aldermen. Engrossed bills authorize Worcester Rochdale Charlestown Depot Street Railway Co as a common carrier of small parcels and farm produce. A resolve favors Patience Fidelia Clinton of Hassanamisco tribe. Adverse report on wagering contracts concerning securities. City 60,000 plus must include salaried city employees in annual reports. Sunderland water supply bill engrossed. Street railway capital increases discussed. motion to table defeated 15 to 4. Senate postponed bill to next Thursday. Overseers of the poor election bill laid on table. Leave to withdraw petition for treasurer term limit postponed. Other bills engrossed for Worcester and Southbridge Street Railway common carrier and sheep protection from dogs. Charles H. Sargent of Methuen granted a resolve.

Metropolitan Affairs Perlie A. Dyar Metropolitan A Commission Metropolitan Park System John B. Potts Boston School Commission Charles H. Williams Boston Board of Health Boston Police Board J. H. McQuerney Pearce Fitch North Brookfield Qalli Xpi Margery Q. Bennett Fall of Malden Fisheries and Game John H. Merritt John W. Fairbank F. J. Horton Gloucester C. 8. Baxter New Bedford Rogers Street Berkshire Street ‘Railway Thomas L. Burney Fisheries and Game Commission Patrick A. Collins Boston American Unitarian Association Bowdoin Street Manchester Supreme Judicial Court Mr. Kinney House Senate Albin M. Richards Messrs. Adams Melrose Reed Taunton Rankin Kinney Drinkwater Braintree Messrs. Gardner Norwell Hagberg Worcester Hayes Lowell Myers W. S. Schley Adams Admiral Schley Keenan Santiago House of Representatives Massachusetts Mills Fall River Garfield Brockton Sunderland Bliss Hampden Fletcher Middlesex Commonwealth Howland Suffolk Apsey Berry Chandler Dyar W. T. A. Fitzgerald Holt Howlana John Connelly Williams Worcester and Southbridge Street Railway Company Charles H. Sargent Methuen

Mrs C of Kilbourn Praises Stomach and Liver Tablets

Mrs C BH VanDeusen of Kilbourn Wisconsin suffered chronic stomach trouble and constipation. She states she tried many preparations before finding relief with Stomach and Liver Tablets. The tablets are sold at all drug stores for 25 cents.

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C. B. Coburn & CO Market Street Young’s Hildreth Building A. C. Weston Lowell and Vicinity Cloak and Fur House Messrs Stickney & Smith Tremont St John Cross Bana Horse Fa Dutton ST Optician Geo G. Rogers Merrimack Street Committee ON Appropriations Ofin Ieeto City Messenger Law Library Department Almshouse Public Buildings School House State Aid Watering Street Huntington Hall Maintenance Corporation Tax Fund Water Works Department Registrars of Voters Treasury Fund Enomason Henderson Ustimat. Tooon A Aegee Leeapit Riveaee Peewee Ity Heal Department Ewer Wee National Bank Dept. Dept Beacon Hill Committee On Agriculture H. B. Griffin Messrs. Gerrett Greenfield Ward Buckland Dowse Rhodes New Hair Store Telpha Me A. G. Pollard & CO Axminster Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Streets THE Marc K. W. Horne Alma Vigeant Paris Lena LA Lumiere Merrimack ST Old City Hall NEW York Cloak and Suit CO John Street Courier-Citizen
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