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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1913
Page
9
Banker Morgan built wealth through a lifetime of ambitious aims and decisive actions. His business successes intertwined with personal drives to accomplish notable results across ventures and markets, shaping a legacy of financial acumen and enterprise.
The article details J P Morgan's extensive giving to Harvard Yale Trinity College and many others. It notes gifts to Hartford Hartford libraries museums and maintenance funds totaling near 1.5 million dollars. Also highlights Pope and Declaration of Independence donations and honors from Kaiser and other institutions.
Mrs Mary Richard of Pawtucket Rhode Island describes a fourteen month old baby with a severe facial head eruption causing swelling and itching. She credits Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for a rapid recovery in two weeks and notes availability with a free skin book sample.
Frederick H. Smith a local Masonic figure and longtime bookkeeper at the East Cambridge jail died suddenly at his home on Third Street East Cambridge aged 54 from acute Brights disease.
New York financier Mr. Morgan journeyed to Egypt with his daughter and companions after testifying before the Pujo committee. Struck by illness during a Nile tour he declined air and medical aides, received care in Cairo and Rome, and faded into coma before his death with family at his side.
An old advertisement urges buyers with gray hair to use Hay's Hair Health claiming instant restoration of natural color. It markets the product as the sole effective solution and promises satisfaction or money back with dealer guarantees.
New York March 31 Business suspended five minutes on the stock exchange as members adopted a resolution on J Pierpont Morgans death read from the rostrum It marked the first time the exchange stopped work to pay honor The resolution praised Morgans vast contributions to American finance industry philanthropy and humanity
The advertisement touts HYOMEI as quick relief for catarrh by placing drops in a portable inhaler. It claims to kill germs, stop secretions, and soothe mucous membranes within five minutes, though not a cure-all. The complete outfit costs $1 with a refill bottle 50 cents, sold by druggists.
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