Theories About Food And A Few Supporting Facts
A 19th century style discussion favors mixed diets with meat as nutrient dense and easily digested. It extols meat for vitality and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestion aid containing pepsin and diastase. The ad warns against cheap laxatives and claims medical endorsement for Stuart's tablets priced at 50 cents.
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Julius Reminson
Stuart
Sparks Bruce muddle sparked ballot law warning
Boston dispatch details a tense Massachusetts political week with Gov Bates and Sen Lodge campaigning in Western Massachusetts while Col Gaston and Josiah Quincy push voter registration and party reorganizations. The ballot law commission is cited for a warning after a Sparks conspiracy claim, urging vigilance against convention theft and improper influence in party nominations.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Guv. Bates
Senator Lodge
Gen. Guild
Col. Gaston
Pittsfield
Josiah Quincy
Gaston
Messrs. Gaston
Quincy
Gov. Bates
Boston Harbor
Bates
Kelcher
Dennison
Conry
Ninth
Witt
Ballot Law Commission
Messrs
Arthur Lincoln
Homer Albers
H. V. Cunningham
Hon A. B. Bruce
Lawrence
Congress
John T. Sparks
Fifth District
Bruce
Sparksmen
Hall Pene
Sparks
Chattr
Old 26th Regiment Reunion Honors Surviving Members
Patrick F Hogan of North Andover elected president as 39th reunion of the 26th Massachusetts United States Volunteer Infantry honors 190 survivors across 27 states. Event included a banquet with remarks by Mayor Leonard and Col F E Jones.
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Fall River
Patrick F. Hogan
North Andover
A. L. Gilson
Lawrence
E. F. Cushing
Somerville
D. H. Hall
West Acton
Col
E. F. Jones
Binghamton
N. Y
James F. Upham
Worcester
J Salter
Lawrence, Corp
Joseph Packard
Lowell
J. B. Wilson
W. W. Arnold
Charlestown
N. H
Martin L. Bassett
Charles H. Emerson
Springfield
Patrick Halpin
Daniel Keating
Mattapan
EB. A. Sawyer
Methuen
Fred
Acton
Mason Wheeler
Concord
Samuel F. Teele
P. Hogan
Massachusetts
Hogan
Needham Post
Department of the Gulf
New Orleans
Banks
Louisiana
Bayou Teche
Mississippi
Port Hudson
Baton Rouge
Phil. Sheridan
Cedar Creek
Winchester
Sheridan
Savannah
Boston
Gallop's Island
Edward F. Jones
Alpha B. Farr
William H. Chapman
John Pickering
Faward Caufy
J. L. Keyser
James A. Troy
Charles E. Drew
George I. Yerrington
Jerome EF. Cross
Chase M. Swain
Townsend and Pepperell
Attleboro
Hall Caine lands in New York for Eternal City
Hall Caine, author and dramatist, his wife, and son Gordon Ralph Caine Jr. arrived aboard the Lucania. Caine will supervise the production of The Eternal City with Viola Allen as leading woman. He defends the Pope’s inclusion as non irreverent and not aimed at the current pope.
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New York
Hall Caine
Gordon Ralph Caine, Jr
Mr. Caine
United States school census shows growth in pupils
The 1901 report to the interior secretary records 17,299,200 pupils in all U S schools, up 278,520 from the prior year. Public school property value stands at 576,063,089. expenditures reach 226,043,236, up from 63,376,666 in 1870. Per capita spending rises from 1.64 to 2.93, a peak in the nation’s school funding.
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Washington
Commissioner of Education
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Government troops still hold Valencia in Venezuela fight
A Caracas telegram to Minister Bowen reported Oct 18 that the revolutionary army withdrew from near Victoria while government forces held Valencia. A later dispatch said the battle ended with no decisive result.
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Washington
State Department
Caracas
Bowen
Victoria
Valencia
Mamma’s illness sparks new things for the family
In a brief exchange two children discuss how their mother’s sickness has already brought new items into their home, with one child noting her mom already has new rally and new mania as she improves.
Despondent Portland Man Ends His Life
North Berwick Maine October 19 Edward C Allen of Portland committed suicide today at his father in law John R Ham residence due to ill health He was 45 and a member of the Portland hardware firm King and Dexter He is survived by a widow and three children.
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North Berwick
Edward c. Allen
Portland
John R. Ham
Allen
King and Dexter
Yonkers Methodist Church Raises Funds for Disced Ministers Home
Yonkers First Methodist Episcopal Church marked Superannuates day with a service. John J. Andrus donated 50100 dollars, while New York conference churches planned to raise 160000 dollars to establish a permanent fund for housing deprecated ministers of the conference.
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New York
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Yonkers
John J. Andrus
Churches of the
Corner store for rent in Centralville with meat fridge
For rent a corner store suitable for meat and grocery business with a meat refrigerator at $15.00 per month. A pleasant three room tenement in Centralville in good repair is $5.50. A new six room cottage with bath and hot and cold water on a nice lot near electrics, $1450 with easy terms. T. H. Elliott, 64 Central Street. Tel. 908-2.
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Centralville
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Tooth brushes with our name on them
19th century retail note lists toothbrush prices at 25 and 30 cents plus 85 cents. A. W. Dows & Co. operated two stores selling these branded brushes.
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A. W. Dows & Co
Castoria Product Endorsement Noted by Publisher
A clipped ad text notes Castoria with the familiar slogan The Kind You Have Always Bought. The fragment references a brand signature and old product line, indicating a long standing medicinal display in a period newspaper page.
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Castoria
Evening classes open tonight in Lowell
Lowell residents may attend free evening school courses offered by the city. Free catalogues and details are available from William W. Crosby, Principal, inviting all residents to enroll and take advantage of the educational opportunities.
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Hartford and Worcester Road
Hogsac Valley Street Railway ‘Company
Clarksburg
Holyoke
Southoro
Raynham
Old Colony
Hopkinton
Westboro
Lowell
William W. Crosby
A. E. French
A. J. Lester
Burbank Hall
Prescott Street
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Bruce Muddle
George R. Jones
Melrose
Rufus A. Soule
New Bedford
W. W. Towle
W. S. McNary
Democratic State Committee
Foss
Eleventh
Lodge
Sullivan
Wright
Wright’s Health Underwear Company
Franklin Street
Lowell Opera House
Wilson Barrett
Cross
Lyric Theatre
London
Berger & Craerin
Priges
Colonial Theatre
Robert
Edeson
Richard Harding Davis
Augustus Thomas
Henry B. Harris
Savoy 150
WM. B. Gray
Stetson
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
John C. Fisher
Thos. W. Ryley
Owen Hall
Leslie Stuart
Bobbie
Dotie
Ring
MERR
Ree
Lowell Business College
Gregg
Albert C. Blaisdell
Textile School
E. Laurin
Moore Street
Music Burbank Orchestra
Warner Mansfield
Swan Building
van Buren Hall
Trinity Court
Tal
Mary E. Reilly
Eree
Effie L. Palmer
Sbriglia Method Studio
Room 20
Swan Bidg
Mass
Edward Everett Adams
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Middlesex Street
Frederick H. Haywood
Central Building
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Optician
G. Rogers
Merrimack Stalee
Academy OF Music
Co. F. Dempsey
M’lle DE Leon
Girl In Blue’ Company
Ham
Huntington Hall
AL. Haynes
Lottie Gilson
Snyder and Buckley
Mechanics Fair
America
Seiselty
Moater
Courier-Citizen
Gonpay