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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1913

Page

9

Governor to Invite Friedmann to Boston

Boston doctors demand proof of a cure before welcoming the German physician. Edward F. Sweeney and Dr. Edwin A. Locke attended the conference with the Mayor. Authorities warn that bringing Friedmann could cause great misery for thousands of tuberculosis sufferers who would travel to Boston. The conference advised tubercular patients to stay home and await further developments.

Boston Edward F. Sweeney Edwin A. Locke Consumptives

Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Backed by Money-Back Guarantee

A local Rexall agent offers Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with a full money-back guarantee after 30 days if customers are not satisfied. The ad promises dandruff relief, healthier scalp, and potential prevention of baldness and is available in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles. Purchase is risk-free with no questions asked.

Rexall

Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief

Dr. Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a non calomel laxative. The tablets are sugar coated and easy to take with no griping. They claim to normalize bowels and liver, improve bad breath and tiredness, and are sold in 10c and 25c boxes by The Olive Tablet Co of Columbus Ohio.

Edwards The Olive Tablet Co Columbus, O

First Boston man receives Friedmann turtle culture treatment

Samuel Taler of 16 Browning Avenue Dorchester is the first Boston man inoculated with Dr Frederick Friedmann turtle culture. He reports improvement and confidence in full recovery after treatment at Providence Hospital. He endured a sharp hip injection and describes rapid pain followed by hopeful healing of his lung. He plans a second treatment in two weeks.

Samuel Taler Browning Avenue Dorchester Boston Frederick Franz Friedmann Post Tater Providence Friedmann Narragansett Hotel

Hotel Balks Friedmann in Providence

Dr. Friederich Franz Friedmann who claims a tuberculosis vaccine cure was barred from using his hotel suite for professional purposes. His secretary and assistant were also told to seek new quarters as patients were asked to leave the hotel.

Providence Friedrich Franz Friedmann

Foot care remedy TIZ promises quick relief for corns and bunions

An old advertising notice touts TIZ foot remedy claiming immediate relief from corns callouses bunions and sweaty feet. It warns against counterfeits and offers a free trial by mail from Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago with a 25 cent box price and money back guarantee.

Tiz Sam A. Hoover Progress N. C Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago

German doctor treats tuberculosis patients at state hospital

Detectives blocked doors as six patients were asked to leave. Dr. Friedmann held his third clinic in the state, treating 15 cases of a malignant form at St. Joseph's Hospital. He will meet scientists in Washington and attend a Gridiron Club banquet before returning to Praevidence. One patient was an eight year old girl from Roxbury. Dr. Barnes said he would observe, not endorse, the vaccine's safety and would rely on impartial reporting. Friedmann previously treated 69 patients at Wallum Lake last Wednesday.

Newae D. M. Landsman Friedmann St. Joseph's Hospital Washington Washington Academy of Science Milda Laskin Roxbury Mass Harry Lee Barnes Wallum Lake Barnes

Suffragette Attack Breaks Fire Alarms in London

Militants raid London streets destroying three fire alarms and attaching votes for women cards. A woman attacker threw a stone at the Evening Standard editor as he left his office. the missile hit a nearby window, injuring a night watchman.

London Evening Standard

Suffragette Hunger Strike as Jail Officials Offer Food

Officials at Holloway jail tempt Mrs Pankhurst with meals, she refuses all but water. Militants attempt arson at Farnborough aviators’ HQ with candles set near brush and sheds, fires suppressed. Grandstand at Tunbridge Wells cricket field also burned, destroying a collection of old prints.

Holloway Army Corps Farnborough Tunbridge Wells Cricket Field

Suffragette in Serious Condition and Deportation Debate

Sketches of sporting celebrities and 40 years of Kent cricket records note a $7500 loss. Miss Zeke Emerson, militant American suffragette, is seriously ill with appendicitis. A House of Commons member plans to ask Reginald McKenna if deportation as undesirable aliens for Emerson and other foreign militants will be considered.

Kent County Cricket Club Zeke Emerson House of Commons Reginald McKenna Home Secretary Emerson

Popular Wakefield resident Johnny Pratt dies at 72

Johnny Pratt aged 72 a well known Wakefield resident died at his home 47 Salem street after a fall that left him unable to attend school. He was famed for his faithfulness and industrious nature and often helped townsfolk.

Johnny” Pratt Wakefield Salem Street Pratt

Marriage at Colonial Club Cambridge

Albert H. Chamberlain of Cambridge, treasurer of Arlington Mills at Lawrence, wed Annie R. Hooper, Conservatory graduate and daughter of Mrs. Emily J. Hooper of 427 Broadway Cambridge, at the Colonial Club Cambridge. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr Woodman Bradbury of Old Cambridge Baptist Church with Chaplain C. M. Chariton U N assisting.

Albert H. Chamberlain Cambridge Arlington Mills Lawrence Annie R. Hooper Emily J. Hooper Broadway Colonial Club Woodman Bradbury Old Cambridge Baptist Church C. M. Chariton U. N

Fear Girl Struck by Cycle Will Die

Ruth Landat a 17 year old Peabody girl was critically ill after a motorcycle handlebar struck her forehead causing a brain clot. She was unconscious for a week and underwent surgery at Salem Hospital with little hope for recovery. Eli Moran drove the cycle involved in the accident.

Salem Ruth Landat Peabody Salem Hospital Miss Landat Eli Moran

Girl Healed After Six Days Of Hiccoughing Operation

A Lynn girl cured after a surgical operation performed by two sons. She had suffered hiccoughs for over a week before the procedure. After increasing severity she was moved to Frost Hospital in Chelsea where the operation was done.

Lynn Girl Bertha Johnho Frost Chelsea

Boy Killed Falling From Trestle in Westfield

Four year old Daniel Morarity employed by New York New Haven Hartford Railroad died after falling from a trestle in Westfield. He worked for the company about 23 years. his skull was fractured in the accident this afternoon.

Westfield Daniel Moriarty New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company

Wilson praises Chinese declaration of independence

Washington April 11 The Chinese declaration of independence was cabled from Pekin and read in the Cabinet meeting. Officials say it reflects Young Chinese influence educated in American colleges. The President and Cabinet praise it and recognition by the United States awaits the assembly in Pekin. Peru Mexico and Brazil express readiness to welcome China to the family of nations.

Washington Pekin State Department Republic United States Constituent Assembly Peru Mexico China Family of Nations Bryan

Sunday Religious Services in Boston and Somerville Churches

A crowded listing of Sunday worship across Adventist, Baptist, Church of Christ Scientist, and other churches in Boston and Somerville. Includes service times 7:30 p m and 10:30 a m, hymn groups, choirs, Sunday schools, and special sermons on topics like temptation faith conversion and future life. Also notes Salvation Army events and spiritualist meetings across multiple venues.

Religious meetings and lectures fill Steinert Hall region

Sunday events offer baptist worship at 3 PM in Steinert Hall 162 Boylston St with J T Boulcott and a free praise meeting at 6 PM. Ford Hall hosts O P Gifford at 7 30 PM on free speech social value with a large chorus from Brighton Avenue Baptist Church Allston and soloists. Swedish bible lectures by David Killigren at Hannum Hall Cambridge begin 3 and 7 30 PM with no collection. Additional talks cover Balkan lessons at Franklin Union Berkeley St room 117 and a debate on socialism at 2 30 PM 724 Washington St Naomi Hall.

Steinert Brighton Avenue Baptist Church Allston Arthur B. Hitchcock Claire Stephenson Marion Clapp Florence McLean Mendelssohn Reginald de Koven Mir David Killigren Springfield Hannum Hall W. C Temple and Austin Sts Central Sq Cambridge Balkan States Franklin Union Building Berkeley St Benjamin. C. Marsh New York Balkans Common Cause Society Washington St Naomi Hall J. G. Shorey Cliftondale Berkeley Hall Evangelist A. E. Sanderson L. Mass Morrison I. Swift James A. Beatty Franklin Union Tremont George W. McKinnon LU. B NEW Thought Forum Hall Huntington Chambers J. ©. Whipple Chauncy Boylston Street Copley Square C. Norris Christadelphians Franklin ‘Nion Berkeley Street THE NEW Thought Church (Inc Richards Hall Muntington Avenue Emma C. Poore Pratt Building Malden Henry Goudey Boston Charles Filetscher Majestic Theatre Dora Ruth Greenburg Catharine Howard Thompson the Christadelphians Warren Roxbury

Presbyterian services set for Sunday at First Church

The First Presbyterian Church at Columbus Ave and Berkeley St announces morning worship at 10 30 and evening at 7 30 led by Rev W M Tufts D D pastor The Root of All Evil will be the evening sermon Seats free Cor dial welcome Soloists and chorus under the baton of Professor Ripley Men’s class at mm

Advent Christian Church Warren Street C. Farnham D. D Gordon Tucker Ideal Christian Warren Adventist Church Putnam Street Somerville O. R. Crossett Jesus Clarendon Street Baptist Church Clarendon Montgomery Streets James A. Francis Frey Edwin N. ©. Barnes Myra Pond Hemenway Warren Avenue Baptist Church Corner West Canton Street Tabernacle Baptist Church Herbert S. Johnson Frederick BE. Heath Warren Avenue Heath Robert Lister Isabel Melville Almer H. Walker Tremont Temple Baptist Church Cortland Myers Brotherhood and Girls Lotus Wilhelmina Wright Calvert Temple Chorus A. J. Fairbanks All Welcome First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue Clarendon Street Austen Kennédy de Blois First Free Baptist Church Holborn Street Roxbury Horace H. Hayes Acadia Dudley Street Baptist Church Fulton Union Square Baptist Church Walnut Street Francis W. O'Brien Handel Park Street Park and Tremont Streets A. Z. Conrad Conrad. Morhing Ariel J. Willis Conant Union Congregational Church Columbus Avenue West Newton Street Allen A. Stockdale Shawmut Congregational Church Tremont and Brookline Sts B. Ellsworth Shumaker Church OF the Advent Mt. Vernon Brimmer Streets William Harman van Allen T. D D.C. L Samuel H. Bishop The American Church Institute For Negroes Charles FE. Treavely Holy Trinity Church la Gloria Cuba Charles FE. Jackson F. J. Walton P. W. Sprague F. H. Steenstra ST. Margaret’s Church Washington Eastburn Sts Brighton Stephen H. Green All Saints' Church Peabody Square Dorchester Simon Blinn Blunt ST. Stephen's Church Florence Street ST. Mark's English Lutheran Church Winthrop Street Dudley Street Terminal Boston Edwin Lynn Miller Methodist Episcopal First Methodist Episcopal Church Temple Street State House Willis P. Odell St. Mark's Brookline New England Epworth League Earl Taylor People’s Temple Broomfield Street M. E Kingsley Hall Ford Building L. T. Townsend Salvation Army Salvationists Court St Joseph Atkinson Joseph Sheppard Thomas Malpass Church OF the New Jerusalem Bowdoin St State House Park James Reed H. Clinton Hay Mr. Hay Lynn Spiritualist Association Cadet Hall Market Street Lynn Louise D. Francis Children’s Lyceum Scollay Square Harmony Hall Washington St A. m N. P. Smith Annie J. Webster Adelaide Littlefield Anna M. Whittier Sarah M. Thompson E. A. Blackden Sophie Kampe May Emmons James Newhall Lemuel Edmister Lenshen M. M._ Jollimore M. Osgood Beatrice Carter Spiritual Endeavor Society International Hall Warren St Doidley Uise D. Francis F. B. Daniels Susie Mosier J. H. Sentner Lucy Ackerman Johnson Dwight Hall Tremont Street Fred Dixon Cambridge D. H. Hall Professor Graham Mrs. Collings Belle Curren George Parks L. A. Johnson First Science Bible Spiritual Church (Inc Washington Hall Masachusetts Avenue Rebecca G. Treadwell Clyde Hall Spiritual Science Brotherhood M. A. Graham Gale McKeraghan Taberny Harvey Redding Emma Dow Huntington Chambers Huntington Avenue Allerton Hall Washington Street Akible Spiritual Graham Jollirmoore George Nutter H. 7Y Nutter First Presbyterian Church Columbus Ave Berkeley St W. M. Tufts Professor Ripley

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