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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1892
Page
5
An advertisement promises one free case of Murdock's Liquid Food to any consumptive under medical treatment for three months without relief. The offer targets patients seeking relief from persistent tuberculosis symptoms and similar consumptive conditions.
Advertises a no cost case of Murdock's Liquid Food claiming cures or major relief for paralysis and consumption. Cites hospital operations, five deaths per thousand, and says the product is a safe, lasting aid without rebound effects. Offers to provide further facts to inquirers and contrasts with other so called foods and extracts.
The Wells Memorial Institute for Workingmen held its annual meeting in Wells Memorial Hall with President Robert Treat Paine presiding. A new Medical Aid Society was adopted to benefit 1450 enrolled members at $1 per year, with rights calls to club physicians. A cooperative store proposal was discussed but not acted on.
The advertisement proclaims a universal cure claiming certainty of success and instant assimilation like air. It asserts lungs strengthen and chest broadens while deep inhalation power increases, asserting reach to every body part and obstruction resistance. U S Compound Oxygen Co Boston.
Legislative hearing on gas rates and a proposed new company faced critique of current firms. Captain Cross argued Boston deserves cheaper, reliable light, citing $1 per 1000 feet cost and alleged abuses, while Gas Commissioner Coffin defended existing firms and challenged claims of overpricing.
A blaze in the Carter Building at Beacon and Tremont streets damaged H Peabody Flagg's studio and four other areas. Fire gutted the top story and ruined paintings valued up to 2000 each, with total losses for Flagg around 10000 and other damages about 1000. Insurance covers most losses except Flagg's 2500 policy.
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