Munyon's Paw-Paw Promises Cure for Ailments
An advertisement extols Munyon's Paw-Paw as a universal cure for dyspepsia indigestion and nervous ailments. It cites testimonials from local citizens claiming dramatic benefits after free samples and urges verification of the claims through public testimony and letters to Prof. Munyon. It lists prices for Paw-Paw in large bottles and laxative pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
F. J. Wiley
Manchester
N. H
Thomas J. Byrne
Buck
Portland
Thos. J, Byrne
River Road
George E. Lawrence
Geo. E. Lawrence
Company F
Togus
Alma Larue 21st Birthday Party
Mrs. N. W. Larue hosted a Wednesday evening gathering at Second Avenue to honor her daughter Alma Larue on her 21st birthday. Guests included Mrs. E. Dauphinais of Sherbrooke Quebec, Mrs. T. Lemire of Lancaster Massachusetts, and Miss Ada Larue of Rochester New Hampshire. Refreshments and a musical program complemented the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Larue
Second Avenue
Alma Larue
Ada Larue
Rochester, N. H
Light That Never Failed sermon at First Universalist
The First Universalist church schedules a Sunday morning sermon on The Light That Never Failed, presenting a spiritual message to attendees. The service focuses on faith and guidance as part of the church’s weekly program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist Church
Hayes's value to Lowell drives re election push
The piece argues Representative William H. Hayes should be returned to the Legislature. It cites Lowell's needs and the city’s opposition to detractors, asserting Hayes's broad usefulness and long service if re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Hayes
Lowell
Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Boston
Wright to Speak at Massachusetts Charity Conference
The first Massachusetts State conference of charities will be held in Boston November 4 to 6 with President Carroll D. Wright opening at Huntington hall. Lectures by Lieut Gov Curtis Guild Jr and Mayor Collins follow, addressing cooperation for the public good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts State Conference of Charities
Boston
Carroll D. Wright
Huntington Hall
Curtis Guild, Jr
Collins
Edward T. Devine
New York
Gen. Bridges
Charlestown State Prison
Philip S. Moxom
Young Men's Christian Association
Institute of Technology
Boston Almshouse
Hotel Brunswick
Boylston Street
Spindle City Wheelmen Host Prescott Hall Social Dance
The Spindle City Wheelmen held a Prescott hall dance with Kittredge's orchestra. Eighty couples attended a sixteen-number program coordinated by manager P. R. Monahan and a large support team including Oswald O'Heir and George E. Grady, plus a reception committee led by Jack Everson.
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Kittredge
Prescott Hall
P. R. Monahan
Oswald O’heir
George E. Grady
A. Bolton
C. C. Tinker
Aids
A. G. Foster
C. P. Foster
H. H. Farr
A. Duncan
C. Halstead
P. Kingsbury
P. Nilley
V. Farrington
L. Mason
A. Hoyle
H. S. Royer
W. Dunne
H. Hamblett
R. J. Young
Jack Everson
Fred Rourke
F. Baily
T. Brown
J. Rogers
W. Ineson
W. Iveson
E. Soule
R. W. Eastman
Dr. Murphy
Passaconaway Tribe meeting names deputies and functions
Fraternal Passaconaway Tribe of Red Men held a well attended session. Great Sachem Wm. A. Flouton appointed Alvine G. Weeks deputy great sachem of Sippican 77 Fall River and Edward T. Goward deputy great sachem of Wannalandt 29 Lawrence. Two applications were received. Degrees were exemplified and other lodge business and entertainments noted.
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Passaconaway Tribe
Sachem
A. Flouton
Alvine G. Weeks
Sippican Tribe
Fall River
Edward T. Goward
Wannalandt
Lawrence
Bros
C. H. Kittredge
Co. C. Dunsthoff
Fred Santum
John Howarth
D. G. Hurd
G. W. Fraser
O. A. Libby
E. T. Howard
Mental healer billed twenty five dollars says transcript
A brief quip from the Boston Transcript records a curious exchange about a mental healer. Carness asks if the treatment worked, and the reply confirms the session yielded twenty five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Carness
Boston Transcript
Why Women Sin at the Opera House Excites City Audiences
A week ahead placard showpiece Why Women Sin drew a good sized crowd at the Opera House last night. Marie Yorke delivered a powerful Dorothy Pemberton with Arthur Ellery as Philip Pemberton, while Charles Middleton and Ida May stood out among a strong supporting cast. The drama centers on marital strain caused by a husband’s infidelity and a scheming suitor, portrayed with moral framing and convincing acting. The production promises strong showings at today’s matinees and tonight’s performance, as Corie Payton’s Comedy Company prepares to bring Harbor Lights to town on Monday with a fully staged, modern company.
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Marie Yorke
Dorothy Pemberton
Wadsworth
Arthur Ellery
Philip Pemberton
Mr. Ellery
Chas
Pembertons
Charles B. Middleton
Mr. Middleton
Mazie
Pemberton’s
Ida May
New York
Blanche Leighton
Sol Cohn
Charles Orchard
D. Darlington Dashaway
Will A. Quirk
Beatrice Reynolds
Marie Rainford
Francois
Huian Germaine
Capt. Moorelake
George M. Belden
Corie Payton
Payton
Al Reeves Beauty Show Shines at Academy of Music
After a long Ottawa jump and a one night setback Al Reeves brings his Beauty Show to the Academy of Music and proves his claim to the title. The bill features Miss Katherine Dahl and a strong cast with notable numbers by the Newell sisters Maude Elliott and Andy Lewis. Two performances are announced for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
al. Reeves
Academy of Music
Mr. Reeves
Sunny Moon
Fannie Thatcher
Newell Sisters
Olip
van der Koor
la Kellar
Herman
Andy Lewis
Martin McNulty
Maggsie Newell
Maude Elliott
Mark
Harry Devine
Belle Williams
Katherine Dahl
Dazzler
Austins
al Reeves
Dahl
Elliott
Thatcher
Williams
Miss Elliott
New York
Maggie Newell
Lizze Stewart
Myra Dumont
Casto to Present Hoosier Zouaves at Castle Theatre
Manager Haynes announces a week at the Casto theatre featuring the Hoosier Zouaves, 17 men praised as the best drilled group from Hammerstein’s Paradise Roof New York after 100 nights. Also on the bill are Tscherkess trio with scenic effects, Pettingill and DeForest, Ascott and Eddie, Cora Migskel and her Pickin Ninies, Lillian Shaw and Al Coleman.
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Casto Theatre
Haynes
Hammerstein's Paradise Roof
New York
White Tscherkess
Pettingill and
DeForest
Ascott
Eddie
Cora Migskel
Pickinninies
Lillian Shaw
Comedienne
al Coleman
First Prize In Three Events At Talbot Mills Meet
Mr. Arthur Switzer won first prize in three events for Best Kept Premises Window and Porch Boxes and Flower Gardens at a competition by Talbot mills and the Billerica Improvement association. Judges praised the well planned ornamental grounds. The piece notes park shrub uprootings, a forthcoming T R & Tears social, fishing from Nutting's pond, and a busy month at the post office with over $1000 in money orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbon Company
Wilsom Street
Billerica Improvement Association
Arthur Switzer
Talbot Mills
The
Improvement Association
Thomas Talbot
Switzer
Frederick S. Clark
Billerica
Talbot Avenue
Clark
Martin Conway
T. R. & Tears
Thomas Talbot Memorial Hall
Board of Selectmen
Charles S. Maxwell
Maxwell
Lowell orchestral society to present paid concert series
The Lowell Orchestral Society posts a three-dollar ticket covering two reserved seats for all recitals and rehearsals at Odd Fellows hall, with first recital on November 15. An auction at Huntington hall on November 4 offers first pick of seats, and unsold seats will be available at Austin's Music Store, 19 Bridge Street.
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Lowell Orchestral Society
Lowell
Odd Fellows Hall
Worcester
Portland
Boston
Huntington Hall
Austin
Bridge Street
Immanuel Baptist Plans Debt Fund Entertainments
Immanuel Baptist church on Blossom street led by Rev. Robert F. True seeks funds to pay a debt on church property. A musicale and readings start Nov 8 at First Congregational church with local talent including William J. Beaven, Carrie H. Davidson, J A McKnight and daughters, Florence Ives Atwood, Bessie Mason, and Charles Lawrence Estey. Admission 26 cents, under 14s 15 cents. doors at 7:30 pm, program at 8.
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Immanuel Baptist Church
Blossom Street
Robert F. True
Lowell Baptist Union
First Congregational Church
Immanuel Church
William J. Beaven
Carrie H. Davidson
J. A. McKnight
Mildred
Marion
Lowell
Florence Ives Atwood
Bessie Mason
Boston
Charles Lawrence Estey
Brockton
Estey
Atwood
Florence Ives
Fifth Middlesex hall recital by Mr Nill pupils praised
The fifth advanced pupil recital by Mr James W Nill at Middlesex hall drew an appreciative audience. Miss Peabody Miss Little and Mr Howarth performed Chopin Liszt Hofmann Moskowski and Chaminade pieces to high standard. The next recital is set for Thursday afternoon November 20 at 3 30.
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James W. Nill
Middlesex Hall
Hill
Chopin
Liszt
Hofmann
Moskowski
Chaminade
Peabody and Little
Howarth
Greig
Zephyrs
Jensen-Niemann Alr de Ballet
Charles G. Howarth
Godard
Miss Peabody
Chopin Liszt
Maud Paradis Joins International School of Pianists
Miss Maud Paradis, once a leading Lowell musician, has been appointed instructor at the International School for Pianists in Boston. The school, under Wm. L. Whitney, oversees an opera and vocalists school as well, with Harold Bauer as chief master of pianoforte. Also notes Lowell pianist Carolyn White among Bauer’s pupils and upcoming Philharmonic Sunday rehearsals under Emile C. Lavigueur.
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Maud Paradis
Lowell
International School For
Boston
Wm. L. Whitney
Conservatory Fame
Paris
Florence
Harold Bauer
Miss Paradis
United States
Carolyn White
Bauer
Pocahontas Hallowe'en Party Aids Charity at 286 Cabot Street
A Pocahontas Order fundraiser last night at 286 Cabot Street offered fortune telling by Madame Naylor and a cozy rear tent with games. Mrs. Lillian Snow led the event with assistance from Mrs. Charlotte Naylor and several Naylor and Longmore family members, entertaining attendees while supporting theDegree of Pocahontas.
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Cabot Street
Madame Naylor
Lillian Snow
Charlotte Naylor
Charles Naylor
Ruth Naylor
Carrie Longmore
Stella Wilson
Immanuel Baptist Plans Fundraising Concert Series
The Immanuel Baptist church announces a concert series to raise funds for its church property debt. The first event will be an excellent concert to be held at the First Congregational church next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Baptist Church
The
First Congregational Church
Italian Garden-Magic and the Renaissance Landscape
The Italian garden evolved from medieval plots to integrated landscapes blending house, garden, and hillside views. Renaissance architects fused nature and art, aligning terraces, parterres, and walks with architectural lines and surrounding scenery to create living, livable spaces. This triple design goal defines the enduring old garden magic.
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Italy
Iron Ox Tablets Offer Cure for Headache and Indigestion
Imperfect digestion and constipation cause most headaches. Iron Ox Tablets boost digestion and bowels, a tonic laxative not a purgative. They build up the system naturally with time, avoid alcohol-disguised remedies, cost 25 cents for fifty tablets, and are sold by The Iron Ox Remedy Co. Detroit, Mich.
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Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mésh
TELLING STORY OF STATE BOND BURDENED BY COMMISSIONS
Advertising text discusses Massachusetts commissions driving debt of 70,000,690 with claims of waste and inefficiency. It argues consolidation and abolition, reducing numbers of commissioners, and restoring budgeting control to Legislature and home rule. References Gov Crane and Democratic pledge to cut commissions and spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Police Board of
Boston
New England
Gov. Crane
Democratic Party
Community Reading Room Opens Nov With Classes
The People’s Club offers a free reading and amusement room for xr.nand boys at Nesmith Building with entrance on John street. Orca nights start at 7 o’clock and free reading room and elevator access are available. Ween’s Branch Swan Building Central Street invites all. Classes open Nov 2 in dressmaking plain sewing millinery fancy work basketry cooking and physical culture with nominal cooking lesson prices and materials furnished. Apply evenings for registration.
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Nand Boys
Nesmith
John Street
Orca
Ween's
Swan Building
Central
Eet
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MR. Wright
New Massachusetts State Conference of Charities
Spindle City Wheelmen
P. J. Custy & Co
Market Street
Opera House
CASTO
McIntyre
Rice
Brannigan
Quinebaug
Cergeeee
Miss Little
Philharmonic Orchestra
Emile C. Lavigueur
Haverhill School of Music
Lavigneur
Melle. Rutin
Pocahontas
Brooklyn
Cholly
Guide
Judge
GOL
W. A. Gaston
People’s Club
J. B. Goodwin
Li Thorndike Srt
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