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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1892
Page
5
An advertisement promises a free case of Murdock's Liquid Food to any consumptive under medical treatment for three months without relief. The offer targets individuals seeking relief from consumption conditions.
If paralysis remains unrelieved after three months we offer one case of Murdock's Liquid Food free. The sellers claim cures or strong relief for paralysis and consumptive diseases, backed by over three thousand hospital operations and a death rate of five in a thousand. They describe permanent, non deleterious effects and urge public inquiry into the product.
An advertisement offers 50 cents for Cure Quick for Catarrh and throat affections, with instructions and a broad pamphlet set. It includes a Tobacco and Its Killing Power pamphlet, a critique of medical quackery, and a 125 page Omni pathy book, mailed prepaid from Dr. C A Greene at 178 Tremont St Boston with 44 years’ experience.
Beverly Times notes a new souvenir from the Boston Post a finely engraved sheet listing one hundred Massachusetts notables. It includes General Cogswell Dr Peabody A W Beard ex governors and other prominent figures. Readers collect coupons from issues to obtain the keepsake. The Post is an eight page one cent daily available through newsdealers.
A humorous critique by Max O Re ll, author of A Frenchman in America, Jonathan and His Contras etc. One volume, 12mo, cloth, gilt. The reviewer praises wit while exposing shams and noting both weaknesses and strengths of his native land and the land of his adoption.
Ed ward Everett Hale famed author of The Man Without a Country presents a new novel in one volume priced at $1.00. The Year 1891 by Robert Gernsamow M E Ph D, author of Hints to Power Users, is issued in one volume with complete index and extra cloth binding priced at $1.50.
A book advertisement review notes Robert Barr as a leading humorist. The volume, published in 12mo format, cloth price 75 cents and paper 50 cents, is praised for spontaneous American wit. Other works by the author and related titles are listed with prices.
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