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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1905
Page
5
A promotional letter touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted cure for female illnesses. It highlights confidential, empathetic advice from Mrs Pinkham, cites testimonials including Mrs Fred Seydel of West Philadelphia, and urges sick women to write for free guidance from Lynn Mass.
Rockefeller's donation of 100000 to the American board leaves 9000 available after 91500 has been appropriated. Of the 41500 sent to Kobe College Pasumailai Euphrates Anatolia and Samatove colleges and for Armenian literature 3000. 49500 more assigned. Prudential committee may approve the gift at next week's meeting.
S C T Dodd of Standard Oil defends John D Rockefeller gift of 100000 for missions and denies oil interests control railroads or rebates. He argues Rockefeller’s honesty should be proven and urges Congregationalists to keep funds separate from alleged misconduct while courts and public scrutiny continue.
Rev Washington Gladden contests Mr Rockefeller's 100000 contribution to foreign missions in a signed Concord newspaper piece. He cites public response, urges loyalty to reform and seeks broader Congregational unity despite sharp divides over donors and business practices.
An open letter by Thomas W. Lawson denounces John D. Rockefeller and the Standard Oil empire. It accuses the tycoon of exploitation and tainted wealth, urges Bible guidance, and warns of public backlash as calls for reform grow. Boston April 6 190.
A reader argues for judging Rockefeller by actions, not wealth, and shares a New York story about a woman artist once shunned and later paid in church collection. The piece raises questions on church money, hypocrisy, and mercy in a moralizing, period voice.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology faculty discussed a merger plan last evening in a 40 member meeting chaired by Professor Robert H. Richards. President Pritchett was absent and no facts were released. another session is planned Saturday with an 18 member committee to probe further, potentially delaying a final decision until fall term.
A Claremont New Hampshire reader condemns Acushnet M E Church for taking 1000 from Henry H Rogers. The writer attacks pastor Ralph Cushman for endorsing money earned by alleged wrongful means and calls for moral standards against corporate exploitation. Indignant letter dated April 5.
Samuel Warren and others in Dorchester Roxbury and Boston report cure and recovery after using Quinona for indigestion appetite blood purification and nervousness. The ad claims Quinona restores health and offers a $1 large bottle with free medical advice from The Quinona Co. in Boston.
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