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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1908
Page
10
Springtime brings backache and weakness as kidneys struggle after winter. Dean's Kandy Pills claim to relieve this condition by clearing uric acid, regulating urine, and strengthening the back.
The readable fragment suggests a medical remedy claim promising quick cures for backache rheumatic pains and kidney issues with pills. It reads like an old advertisement language and mentions Bright's disease and bodily secretions in a promotional tone.
G W L Nesbitt of Depot St Marion Ky suffered a kidney disease described as dropsy with swollen limbs and paralysis. After two months bedridden and desiring death he tried Dean's Kidney Pills and improved from the first dose. He reports all symptoms disappeared over three months and he returned to work, convinced the remedy is the best kidney remedy in the world.
Boston residents John C Nolan of 175 K St and Mrs George Lee of 651 EF 4th St report long term relief from kidney and back pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Nolan credits improved sleep and relief from frequent secretions. Lee says recovery followed a severe pneumonia and kidney weakness with renewed energy and wellbeing.
Burlington Vermont April 13 conference will consider removing Rev. George A. Cooke of Brandon who has charged Chancellor Day Syracuse University and others. Winchendon April 13 Carter Campbell chair makers cut wages ten percent.
The article recounts Charles Calhoun Jr of Capron New York being cured of inflammatory rheumatism and nervous symptoms after using Dr Williams Pink Pills in 1895. It cites a testimonial of rapid relief, continued improvement, and long term health with the pills sold by Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady New York.
The Aldermen unanimously confirmed Guy Emerson as superintendent of streets. The next meeting will decide on authorizing the acting superintendent to sell the stone crushers. An amended ordinance to arrest loitering on streets for over five minutes was assigned to next meeting.
Acting Chief Ritchie of the fire department quickly controlled a blaze on the third floor of the William H. Galison Company brass foundry building at 136 to 142 Oliver street. Sparks threatened the Underhay Oil Company on Batterymarch street as $1500 estimated damage and heavy water damage to Wingram Manufacturing Company were reported.
The Bermudian docked in New York with Mark Twain and Miss Dorothy Sturgis as the admired duo of Bermuda tourists. A heavy sea drenched them when a rogue wave splashed over the rail, Twain saving Sturgis from the lee scuppers as he remained unscathed apart from his wet attire.
Lynn April 13 Henry Goldberg proprietor of the Alhambra Palace moving picture theatre was found dead in the box office showing signs of suicide. A gas tube had been removed and cloths blocked the door and window. He was 54 and leaves a sick wife. Despondency over illness and business failure is believed to be the cause. He was a well known Hebrew tailor by trade.
The Walter Farnsworth Baker will contest opened in Suffolk County Probate Court. Witnesses including Natalie Bray Young and Mary Maude Munn testified Baker was of sound mind at the time of the will. Legal representation includes Ropes Gray Gorham for Starvard College and Bates Nay Abbott for Edward Baker. Hurds' counsel from New York and Boston.
Herbert Gray a Blue Hill lumber dealer and manufacturer fled his nurse in delirium from typhoid fever early this morning leaped from a window and died by his own hand by falling into a well near his home The event occurred in Blue Hill Maine on April 13 with authorities investigating the death
In Wellesley on April 13, over 200 Natick bound passengers formed a volunteer fire brigade and extinguished a blaze that burned part of Lake Crossing bridge. Trains halted, water was improvised from nearby homes, no steel work weakened, train resumed shortly after.
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