I Am Strong and Vigorous Again Kidney-Wort Tablets Claim
A patient testimonial from 1904 Burlington Vermont describes relief from back and kidney pain and albuminuria after using Dr Pettingill’s Kidney-Wort Tablets. George W. H. Livermore reports improved energy and kidney function, with continued daily use advised. Mrs Samuel Hills adds sleep and appetite restoration after two bottles. The ad invites readers to request free advice from the Consultation Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. H. Livermore
Burlington
Verday
Albany Co
N. Y
Mrs. Samuel Hills
Brick Dust Warning Warns of Impending Kidney Disease
Brick dust is described as a sign of weak kidneys and bladder, indicating imminent danger of fatal kidney disease according to the article. The claim frames brick dust as a medical warning rather than a confirmed diagnosis, urging attention to kidney health.
Dr Pettingill Kidney Wort Tabs Ad Claim
An advertisement urges customers to visit their druggist for a bottle of Dr Pettingill's Kidney-Wort Tablets with a guarantee of free consultation if the first bottle fails to help. The offer emphasizes no other products and promises guidance from the Consultation Department at no charge.
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Dr. Pettingill
Harvard President Describes Crocker Character At Will Trial
President Charles W. Eliot testified Crocker was unusually intelligent, independent in thought, and largely unmoved by others. He recounted Crocker’s mounting concerns over marriage to Miss Fitz, advising against it due to age gaps and religious differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
Uriel H. Crocker
George H. Sargeant
New York
Lfe-Long
Samuel &. Shaw
Crocker
Boylston Street
Miss Fitz
Dr. Eliot
Mr. Morse
Mr. Crocker
Witness
Kuropatkin’s Russian Line Seen Holding Against Japanese Offense
From Niuchwang intelligence the Muscovite front is reported extended from Niuchwang to Liaoyang and Liaoyang to the Yalu River. Russian generals discount frontal assault and expect counter strokes to topple Japanese plans like a house of cards as delays frustrate the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Niuchwang
Liaoyang
Yalu River
Lowell Woman Expects Large Share in Historic Estate
Mrs. L. A. Edwards of 313 Moody Street, an advertising solicitor, says she expects to receive about 300000 to 400000 as her share of Robert Edwards estate valued at 500000000. The property includes Wall Street land and the Trinity Church site in New York. An association of Robert Edwards descendants has been formed to identify heirs, with 484 named as entitled.
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Lowell
L. A. Edwards
Moody Street
Robert Edwards
Wall Street
Trinity Church
New York City
London
William Edwards
Robert
England
Open Shop Clause Stirs Wood Wire and Metal Lathers
The Wood Wire and Metal Lathers Union 72 wage scale is under review as employers push an open shop clause. The current contract expires June 1 and may be renewed, but employers seek the right to hire nonunion workers while the union demands only union labor.
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Union 72
Lawson to Keep His Best Horses at Dreamwold Sale
Thomas W. Lawson denies plans to dispose of all his horses. The Dreamwold farm hosts its first annual sale next month featuring yearlings and two-year-olds bred at Dreamwold. The May 23 sale at Readville includes the Forbes stable bidding on top blooded stock attracting horsemen nationwide.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Dreamwold
Lawson
America
Readville
Forbes
Worth Its Weight in Gold
M A Alexander of Hoxban I T sends money order for Radway's Ready Relief and Radway's Pills. He praises Ready Relief as worth its weight in gold, noting it surpasses his own oil business and expresses strong satisfaction with the Radway remedy.
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DR. Radway & CO
New York
M. O
Young Men's Congregational Club Elects Officers
The Young Men's Congregational Club held members night at the Bellevue Hotel. Rev. William R. Campbell of Roxbury spoke on Congregationalism in Greater Boston. Officers elected: George M. Butler president, W. E. Horton first vice president, W. E. Pratt second vice president, I. T. Ripley secretary, E. F. Lord treasurer, E. B. Grabill auditor.
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Young Men’s Congregational Club
Bellevue Hotel
William R. Campbell
Roxbury
Greater
Boston
George M. Butler
W. E. Horton
W. E. Pratt
I. T. Ripley
E. F. Lord
E. B. Grabill
Peruna Endorsed by Champion Swimmer John W Glenister
Providence resident John W Glenister, famed long distance swimmer, writes that Pe-ru-na is a tonic worth trying for training. He cites his own use and recommends the remedy to athletes preparing for training as a helpful aid in conditioning.
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John W. Glenister
America
Providence, R. L
Mr. Glenister
England
Glenister
Surin W. Glenister
Peruna Medicine Company Endorsement Letter from Glenister
A testimonial from John W. Glenister of New York praises Peruna of Columbus Ohio. He notes two bottles improved his health after prior spring tonics failed and recommends athletes trying Peruna to prepare for training.
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New York
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
John W. Glenister
Peruna touted as sole effective tonic for catarrh
An advertisement extols Peruna as the only scientific remedy for catarrh, claiming it strengthens mucous membranes and nerve centres to boost digestion and athletic vigor. It features Herbert Lundberg of the Harlem Athletic Club praising Peruna for preventing illness and aiding recovery during la grippe, asserting long term benefits over temporary stimulants.
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Peruna
Athletic Club
Herbert Lundberg
East 123Rd Street
New York City
Harlem Athletic Club
Murder charge against M'Graw in Roxbury factory killing
Benjamin F Farwell was shot and killed by Robert McGraw the night watchman at the American Steam Gauge and Valve Company Roxbury plant. Police say Farwell may have been in Malden earlier and his arrival at Camden street plant was prompted by a telephoned summons. Autopsy found five bullet wounds and head injuries from a hammer. McGraw arraigned in Roxbury District Court with case continued to May 6. new murder warrant issued after autopsy. Police doubt McGraws account as inconsistencies emerge.
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Benjamin F. Farwell
Robert McGraw
American Steam Gauge and Valve Company
Roxbury
Division 10
Farwell
Malden
Camden Street
Draper
McGraw
Bolster
Dormitory Loot Recovered by Cambridge Inspectors
Inspector Hurley, aided by Inspector Deehan, recovered a large amount of property believed stolen by the Kenneth Wade gang, known for breaking into dormitories.
Peruna Inquiries Directed To Dr Hartman Sanatorium
If you do not derive prompt results from Peruna, write to Dr Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus Ohio, giving a full statement of your case. He will gladly offer valuable advice gratis.
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Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Novack Beaten In Roof Fight Over Robbery Charge
Patrolmen Cronin and Early with Cambridge officers arrested Fred Novack a 20 year old of Conlins Court East Cambridge on a robbery charge after a rooftop struggle. He resisted Kelliher during a fall risk standoff. Novack sought for a Lewis Street robbery April 7 with accomplice James Blackmore held for grand jury.
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Cronin
Early
Kelliher
Skully
Mulvaney
Cambridge
Fred Novack
Conlin’s Court
East Cambridge
Novack
Novackis
Lewis Street
James Blackmore
Grand Jury
Newton Circuit Trains Tied Up After Derailment
Two hours of delays followed an axle break and derailment at Brookline station yesterday afternoon. Outbound service halted until repairs, with passengers diverted to trolley cars or a 7:45 train for home.
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Newton
Brookline
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Crocker Will Case
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Sterling Remedy Co
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