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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1899
Page
2
A sensational notice touts Prof. Turner as a genuine occult scientist who claims to reveal talents and future fortunes. Read as a public flyer, it promises personal indorsements and immediate guidance on careers, marriages, and losses with guaranteed satisfaction or no fee. Hours listed for visits are given in a local city context.
Herman Lodge 133 I O O F marks its Golden Jubilee with a German American reunion. Charles W Heinemann receives a jewelled gift from the lodge as his son presents a portrait. crowds attend a German language open lodge program, banquet, and dancing at Berkeley Hall in Boston with flags and tribute to the order and its Worcester Odd Fellows Home support.
The piece touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as America's greatest spring medicine, promising renewed health by purifying blood. It asserts the tonic cleanses the body thoroughly, delivering good health as a result.
A parade of testimonials tout Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and tonic. Victims report improved energy relief from liver and stomach troubles sleeplessness and headaches with cures spanning multiple states and ages.
Lieutenant Dan Godfrey and his British Guards Band give farewell concerts at the Boston Theatre with large advance sales. The program includes new pieces and a repeat of England and America. Proceeds support the Victorian Festival Association and free hospital aid.
The beef inquiry court in Washington adjourned its forenoon session after deciding to accept official army reports as evidence. Major Lee read about eighty of 147 reports. most describe officers experiences and opinions on canned beef and some refrigerated beef. Officers condemned the meat as stringy, tough, sometimes sickening, with many wasting it while hungry. A. B. Powell, owner of the preservation method, will testify tomorrow.
Michael Elyko and his wife reconcile after their two sons John and Michael 14 and 6 years old, sent to New York to fetch her, locate Mrs Elyko at 179 Stanton Street, and return to Boston. The boys endure a difficult search, aided by the Gerry Society, before the mother relents and brings them home to the Dorchester Street house.
New York on April 7 independent refineries raised sugar prices by an eighth and sixteenth of a cent a pound across grades. Retailers face higher costs as they explain they must charge more to cover refiner and raw material costs and rising European market quotations.
A letter from Caroline A. Jones of Houston Heights Texas recounts how a wife improved her marriage after replacing coffee with Postum Cereal Food Coffee. The husband, once nervous and irritable, became kind and content. others report calmer tempers after stopping coffee and drinking Postum, with practical tips for preparation.
A Boston lecture by Dr. Wilson, famed for deafness cures, showcases five deaf ears improved after free treatment. Cases include Mrs. Hill 36, left ear deaf 5 years, hearing a whisper at fifteen feet. Mrs. Horton 67, stone deaf left ear eight years, hears a low whisper after 30 minutes. Two deaf mutes to demonstrate progress. lectures run weekly with ongoing free examinations and widespread public interest.
Quartermaster Hyde stated the transport Meade with the Eighth Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment is expected to arrive in Boston today possibly by Sunday morning at the latest. After disembarking the regiment will parade to the South Armory for muster and pay, with a route reviewed by Governor Wolcott. Health officials may quarantine the ship, clothing for 100 men is staged, and access to the vessel is tightly restricted.
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