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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1902

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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