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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1898
Page
2
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe non secret remedy for digestion. It claims tablets improve digestion, increase flesh, and reduce doctors' bills, with testimonials from Dr. Jennison and others and a price of 50 cents per package.
Major Homer Edgerly endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe cure for indigestion. Dr Jennison cites indigestion as a major cause of disease and asserts the tablets are the best remedy. The product, sold by druggists at 50 cents a package, is non harmful and comes with a pamphlet from Stuart Co., Marshall Michigan.
Major Edgerly writes that after years of severe dyspepsia and failed remedies he found immediate relief with Stuart's Tablets. He claims six months of use left him entirely cured and credits the tablets for the recovery.
Testimonials from A W Sharper of Indianapolis and others claim Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cured nervous and chronic dyspepsia, boosted weight and appetite, with notable gains and lasting relief. Dr Harlandson notes Helen Sholes improved after eight years of stomach trouble. The remedy is described as non secret and digestives based on pepsin and fruit acids.
The Rev Peter MacQueen a Congregationalist from Somerville Mass relates to a New York Herald reporter his wartime observations from Santiago He highlights two regiments the Second Massachusetts and the Seventy first New York praising their discipline and bravery He recalls bands playing The Star Spangled Banner and Nearer My God to Thee with troops singing while shells flew He notes food shortages for soldiers and recounts Theodore Roosevelt admitting the army faced hunger even in peacetime on occupation duty providing little aid to the sick and thirsty troops while at a Texas port General Ludlow Wood and Roosevelt sought cornmeal rice milk and dried fruit for their men.
An ad-style argument links clear skin to proper digestion and blood health, promoting Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy. It claims dieting is unnecessary with the product, praises digestion for beauty, and notes the tablets cost 50 cents, are from Stuart Chemical Co., Marshall, Michigan, with a free stomach-disease book offer.
Mrs. Sarah A. Skeels of Lynnville Jasper Co Iowa recovered from twenty five years of dyspepsia after using one package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. She reports six months free of distress and wishes to share the remedy with friends. The Stuart Co Marshall Mich explains the tablet targets dyspepsia alone and is sold by druggists at 50 cents per package with a free booklet mailed on request.
A Reuters dispatch from Hong Kong notes Aguinaldo has more able bodied volunteers than needed as peers arrive from Luzon. Rich supporters in Pampanga Cavite and Bataanga send rice cattle and cash including 5000. He expresses cautious optimism that the United States will back a fair outcome and trusts the American people.
Washington reports via Consul Wildman in Hong Kong that all prisoners taken by Aguinaldo including Monks are treated with perfect humanity and that reports of mistreatment are false.
Washington reports a one hour White House meeting between the President and M Cambon ended inconclusively. Spain may have sent a counter proposition or requested more information as to the President note. Further talks were planned with M Thiouf at the State Department and a 3 45 PM meeting with the ambassador.
The Bay State was opened to more than 600 visitors yesterday from 6 to 6 P M as crews rushed final work. Henry L Higginson treasurer and Dr Burrell led tours while supplies and medical gear were secured. Aimed at aid after war in Cuba the fundraiser faces rising questions about contributions and ongoing efforts.
The White House meeting outlines Spain’s acceptance of President notes and U S troops to occupy Manila Bay and surrounding areas. Madrid must evacuate Cuba and Porto Rico, while insurgents’ reach across 1200 islands remains uncertain. American plans aim to prevent chaos and uphold a stable government, with evacuation proceeding ahead of peace commission decisions. Massachusetts units return home as Captain Hoar conducts new inspection tours.
For repair work wringer rolls stamped American Wringer Company warranted are the best All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired Write or telephone and we will call for and deliver without extra charge American Wringer Co
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