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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1901
Page
3
Fayette Street resident Mrs William Charlton reports long lasting back pain and general languor alleviated after using Doans Kidney Pills. She purchased from Ellingwood Co at the Merrimack and Central streets corner and says the relief confirms the product’s value.
Mrs Mary Enwright of 11 Cedar Street reports purchasing a box of Doan's Kidney Pills at Ellingwood Co's drug store in spring 1898 for her brother's backache. She notes the treatment helped him greatly and adds her mother also used the remedy with satisfactory results and keeps it on hand for need.
Mrs Annie Dalton of 259 North ern street testifies to two years of back pain relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Ellingwood Co. The remark highlights a positive personal experience and a strong recommendation to others.
Bartlett Street resident James E McCaffrey of Ellingwood Co. drug store testimonials claim Dean's Kidney Pills cured his backache. He asserts the tonic benefits will aid the rising generation and help make the American people a stronger healthier nation.
Mrs James OConnell of 158 Colburn Street praises Deans Kidney Pills. She states the pills are highly praised and effective, noting they were purchased at Ellingwood & Co drug store at Merrimack and Central streets and that their use has yielded great value for her family.
Davidson Street resident Terrance Flood credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing a severe pneumonia related kidney ailment after four boxes. Viola K Davis of Central Street reports relief from rheumatic back pains and nightly kidney heat after using several boxes. Both bought from Ellingwood & Co. drug store on Merrimack and Central streets.
Lowell pounded Portland with six runs in the second inning and finished at 22 to 11 behind. Griffin led Lowell with four singles and a homer, while Harrigan issued nine walks in three innings before Gaffney steadied the mound. Allard homered twice for Lowell as Portland’s size contrast with the bigger Lowell lineup stood out at the Fairgrounds.
Portland defeats Lowell 11 to 4 as Allard Gaffney and O'Brien lead with extra base hits. Barry Murphy and O'Brien homer. Griffin earns win with 10 strikeouts while Harrigan suffers. Time 2.25. Umpire Lizette. Attendance 1,000. Team heads to Augusta Wednesday with a new pitcher expected.
In his first game Griffin fanned ten times but shows promise for Lowell. Manager Lake holds a signed contract ready, with fans hoping for his permanent join. Griffin will not travel to Maine next week. next appearance is Decoration Day at the Fairgrounds. Mayor Dimon attended. Regan stays aggressive at third. Lake did not play yesterday. Gildea in right field. A new outfielder may strengthen the lineup, while the Citizen’s sports writer travels with the team to Maine.
Kerin will pitch in the Lewiston game today while Gildea is slated to throw Monday in Portland. Kerin is scheduled to work Tuesday after the rest of the rotation.
Manchester won its third straight game as Augusta fell 11 to 4 in a loosely played afternoon contest. Drinkwater starred for Manchester, delivering solid relief while four costly errors by Maine allowed Manchester to score repeatedly. Manchester totaled 10 hits and 17 runs in a rough, error-prone game.
Nashua New Hampshire May 17 The home club lost the game due to erratic pitching and infield errors Parker faltered in the third inning Moore fared worse after entering in the fifth The visitors took the lead in the sixth and dominated the game Hanscomb and Coveney stood out defensively while the rest of the lineup exhibited weak form Score:
Haverhill defeated Lewiston in a close afternoon game. Lewiston scored all runs in the fourth inning, aided by five Haverhill errors and two hits. Howe’s wild throw in the sixth and Stackpole’s hit provided the decisive plays for Haverhill. Score:
Lowell High defeated Punchard 12 to 1 at Atherton grounds with Donaldson on the mound yielding five hits and 11 strikeouts amid costly Amish errors by Andover. Captain Drury sparked offense with aggressive base running and solid defense at short, while Burke contributed two hits. About 300 spectators, including 50 Lowell High girls, witnessed the one sided game.
In Lowell Lowell 22 Portland 11. Manchester 11 Augusta 4. Nashua Bangor 11 Nashua 1. Haverhill 5 Lewiston 4.
Area matchups listed include Lewiston versus Lowell and Haverhill versus Portland with details limited to pairings. Also noted are Augusta facing Nashua and Bangor opposing Manchester, suggesting a regional schedule of games.
In a 11 inning game Punchard High loses 1 to 4. Lowell scoring early and late, with damaged text leaving key names uncertain. Notable plays include two base hits by Gerry and Wright and 10 stolen bases for Lowell. Donaldson struck out 11 for Lowell, Soutar 5 for Punchard as pitchers worked deep into the extra inning.
Boston defeated Boston 7 to 2 while Cleveland beat Detroit 6 to 4. Washington prevailed over Philadelphia 8 to 7 and Chicago edged Milwaukee 7 to 6 in a set of city clash results.
Boston defeated St Louis 7 to 6 while Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 4 to 0. New York triumphed over Chicago 4 to 4 in a draw and Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 10 to 9 in a tight finish.
Norwich-Norwich blank Bristol 0. New London-New London 5 Meriden 2. New Haven first game New Haven M4 Waterbury 2 second game New Haven 9 Waterbury 1. Bridgeport Derby 12 Bridgeport unknown score.
Rochester hosts Syracuse while Toronto and Montreal games are postponed due to rain. Buffalo faces Providence with similar postponement impacts, leaving several matchups in flux.
For sale a 2-1/2 story house with four tenements in prime repair near mills. Rent at $35 monthly. Includes 4000 feet of land valued at $2809. Also two new 7-room cottages with bath, pantry, hot water, furnace heat and 4000 feet of land priced at $1650. T. H. Elliott, 64 Central St.
Readers praise Ely's Cream Balm for curing catarrh and ending headaches. Testimonials from Rev H W Hathaway of Elizabeth New Jersey and W J Hitchcock of Buffalo New York state the product does not irritate or cause sneezing. Sold by druggists for 50 cents or mailed by Ely Brothers in New York.
The public has grown weary of reports declaring that author Miss Mary PB Wilkins is not married, and it is hoped she will name an early wedding date.
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