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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1906
Page
2
Weak kidneys prompt a Cure claim for Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer. Testimonials praise improvement and recovery, with offer of sample bottle and free information book from Binghamton New York. The ad stresses kidney liver and bladder benefits and urges readers to act promptly.
City council delays approve sewer loan of 1 million dollars and street projects totaling 1.5 million, including laying out construction and general improvements. The total contested amount reaches 2 million dollars.
In a city board meeting Alderman Kneeland pushed a 500000 street-improvement loan, but action stalled as committee deliberations and a tabled vote delayed the measure. The mayor’s budget saw several line-item increases while sewer funds were cut, with a new public grounds superintendent appointment reported.
Fire swept the Church Green structure at Summer, Bedford and Lincoln streets, trapping Royal Curtain Manufacturing and other workers. Young women fled through flames and smoke aided by heroic colleagues while several were rescued or collapsed, with about $15 000 in losses across multiple firms.
A Terre Haute public school teacher details exhaustion from heavy teaching, illness, and ineffective tonics. After trying Grape-Nuts with cream, she reports no hunger after meals, renewed energy, 15 pound weight gain, and a full return to duty within three months.
Irish leader Michael Davitt is seriously ill with blood poisoning at his Dalkey home. Doctors surround him and friends hold a hopeful view of his condition.
Edward C. Paull a Taunton and Boston grain dealer made a voluntary assignment to Seth L. Bushman and Henry F. Lovering both of Taunton. Paull is seriously ill in a Brockton hospital with no asset statement until recovery.
Mark Twain agreed to speak next Thursday evening at a benefit for the Robert Fulton Memorial Fund Association in Carnegie Hall. He refused a $1000 fee, asking that the amount be added to the fund.
Hood's Tooth Powder is praised for extraordinary efficacy in preventing tartar and giving teeth a pearly whiteness, highlighting its reputation and consumer appeal in dental care.
A newspaper advertisement touts a five dollar monthly cure plan for medicine and treatment until cured. It urges patients to begin or renew on or before April 28 and offers a free examination and trial treatment under the new Hight method, with emphasis on spring cleansing of blood and organs.
The Osmo-Chemie Physicians advertise free X-Ray examinations using a fluoroscope attachment. They claim to determine the exact cause of ailments by science, inviting people to come and be examined at no cost.
A verdict delivered by Mr. Gallegher favors the Osmo-Chemie physicians. The decision upholds their case against challengers and confirms their professional standing in the matter.
William Fraser of 88 Hancock St Cambridge Magss reports chest pain and fatigue improved after Osmo-Chemic treatment. He praises thorough exam and notes kidney origin of trouble, claiming air and health greatly improved and recommends the physicians.
Mrs. L. E. Pushard of Quincy Mass says abdominal trouble after years of illness improved after consulting Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine in Boston. She reports thorough exam and beginning treatment with substantial relief.
Orazio Cocchocotti of 33 Sheafe Ave Boston Mass reports severe arm strain a year ago with great pain. After a course of Osmo Chemic System treatment his arm is now pain free and as strong as ever.
Advertisement for the Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Incorporated offering a book on chronic disease. Includes permanent Boston office address at 18 Boylston Street and hours from 8 to 12, 2 to 4, and 6 to 8 daily except Sundays.
Governor Guild sent a special message to the Legislature urging extension of the commission created to recodify state insurance laws. The panel chaired by former Governor Bates includes Frederick H. Nash and William Whitman. He asks the next General Court to review findings of the national insurance convention in Chicago and consider extending the commission to align life insurance law with national uniform recommendations.
Passengers arriving from Venezuela report that General Castro’s retirement in favor of Vice President Gomez is viewed as a temporary action.
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