06 Jan 1894
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Newspaper
Lowell Sun
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1894
Page
1
Advertised daily publication terms from Sun Building Losele Mass list annual and monthly rates. Names Jons EH and Hanksxerey appear as publishers. The notice states prices 8000 per year and 250 per month with Sundays excluded.
The item lists train schedules between Boston and Lowell Middlesex Street station with division notes. It cites public health alerts urging vaccination against smallpox and mentions political commentary on state spending and tax policy. It also reports on Moonlight street illumination desires, city debt questions, and debates over Greenhalge’s inaugural agenda, plus concerns about smallpox quarantines and the handling of a nearby barroom during the outbreak.
Sickness cases showing small pox symptoms must be disclosed to avoid spread in the city. Pest houses provide proper care, and concealment endangers neighbors. Citizens urged to cooperate with the board of health to prevent infection and support public safety.
Foreign ambassadors complained to the Porte that Constanti nople prisons held Armenian political prisoners. The government moved to remove the cause by shipping 300 prisoners aboard a war ship for Africa. The vessel departed briefly before a Russia merchant ship in Constantinople Harbor found sacks like those used by Turkish merchants. Initial thoughts blamed smugglers, but the sacks were tied to Armenian prisoners. The grand vizier reportedly spoke of annihilating the Armenians to settle the question, a matter now reported to Russia as potential murders.
A patient from West Virginia reports rapid relief from severe stomach catarrh and digestive distress after using Doctor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. They note weight gain and improved appetite within weeks, attributing the turnaround to the remedy and praising its effects.
The passage blends quirky fragments about seasoned lumber, rattlesnakes, canoes, and oil inspector quips with humorous dialogue. It weaves in a Canadian Ontario back lakes trek, a mocked canoe tale, and stray notes on boot creaks and leather care, all in a clipped, period tone.
The text is a garbled critique praising Bulwer and the Buiwers, noting their supposed genius in poetry and prose. It references imitation of Tennyson and Aristotle, discussing indomitable industry and rivalries, with inconsistent spellings and unclear structure throughout.
Promotes mild painless treatment for catarrhal diseases by Drs Pearson and Carroll of Lowell. Claims to replace harsh old methods and offers a reduced monthly fee of 3 dollars for those starting before February 1. Warns of rapid recovery with brief courses for throat bronchial and lung troubles and grip symptoms.
The Chicago Tribune notes ancient Games held every five years to honor Zeus, a paramount ritual among Greeks. It recounts athletes and spectators, framing the events as a vital cultural practice rather than mere display.
A patient recounts four years of catarrh and severe breathing difficulty worsened by cold and night. After failing to get relief from many physicians the individual reports dramatic improvement under Dr. Pearson's treatment and fears of suffocation eased.
A patient reports immediate relief and full restoration of natural breathing within a short time, claiming their asthma was entirely cured. The statement emphasizes rapid recovery and a total remission of symptoms.
Mrs Carroll Fy Edgecome of Tewksbury Centre credits treatment by Drs Pearson and Carroll for curing her rheumatism after months of severe pain and inability to work. She notes weather changes worsened her condition before the doctors’ care brought steady improvement and eventual full recovery.
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