Munyon Says Paw Paw Nourishes Nerves
Munyon promotes Paw Paw as a tonic that prolongs life by feeding the nerves. The claim emphasizes nerve health and vitality with confidence, urging readers to use the remedy for improved well being.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1903
Page
5
Munyon promotes Paw Paw as a tonic that prolongs life by feeding the nerves. The claim emphasizes nerve health and vitality with confidence, urging readers to use the remedy for improved well being.
An advertisement touts Munyon’s Paw Paw as a tonic to relieve nervous tension and aid digestion. It claims the remedy tones the nerves, improves appetite, and rebuilds strength, urging readers to buy Paw Paw and Paw Paw Pills. A second feature describes Rev. Dr. F. P. S. Henson delivering a Tremont Temple sermon with ornate description of his appearance and delivery.
A political farce unfolds as City Hall bachelors and bachelorettes plot to resist a rumored mayoral order forcing marriage or resignation. They mock the plan, claim fully paid salaries for nearly 200 unmarried women, and threaten to appeal to a married arbiter while denying the mayor’s power to compel nuptials.
The Boston firm reports contracts awarded in the past week including Lexington Town Hall in Lexington Mass Carney building in Boston Mass Tedesco club house in Swampscott Mass Odd Fellows Hall building in Cambridgeport Mass new Court House in Lawrence Mass orphan asylum in Lawrence Mass Globe Theatre in Boston Mass syndicate building in Franklin Falls New Hampshire and many apartment hotels and private houses in Boston and New England.
The Jeffer son Club of Boston 400 members from Ward 20 gathered at Rock Island for an all day clambake. Activities included a swim, a demonstration by Captain Powers’s ball tossers, fat man sprint trials, ward title changes, and a long table dinner with lemonade booths marking the event.
London Aug 23 The funeral of the Marquis of Salisbury is provisionally fixed for the end of this week to allow Lord Edward Cecil, en route home from Egypt, to attend.
Washington Aug 23 Unique in the army annals is Second Lieutenant Crispulo Patajo Philippine scout ordered to the General Service and Staff College Leavenworth Kansas after commendation by General Young and General Bell for his conspicuous service in the Philippines as spy chief of detectives and later Philippine scout lieutenant. In the Philippines Patajo is known as a bad man large rewards have been offered by the insurgents for his capture dead or alive his conduct since swearing allegiance to the United States has made him a conspicuous officer in the scouts
James Burns, of Dorchester, drowned while swimming in Hockley Pond at Hingham. He was in water not over his neck when two shore observers who could not swim hesitated to aid. Medical Examiner Spooner ruled heart failure caused the death.
Four empty freight cars derailed last evening on the Boston and Maine railroad near East Somerville station. Traffic was detained on two tracks for about ninety minutes. No injuries reported.
About 1000 machinists from Boston and nearby lodges will parade Labor Day in the Boston Central Labor Union division. At the monthly initiation meeting of Boston Machinists Lodge 264 at Wells Memorial Hall Thursday night Bernard F. Supple will address the members. The union reports nine applicants for membership and obligation.
To organize the book and job branch in Boston area a permanent organizer will be appointed. Delegates reported on the recent international convention in Washington. Henry Sterling and Thomas M. Nolan were elected delegates to the Massachusetts AFL convention in Worcester on October 5.
A baseball game will be played at the American League grounds tomorrow afternoon under the auspices of the Boston Typographical Union. Many tickets have been sold and receipts will go toward erecting a memorial at Union Printers' Home in Colorado in memory of the late Congressman Amos J. Cummings.
In Cottage City on August 23 more than 3000 gathered for the John Wesley bi centennial service with Hon. Robert R. Raymond presiding. Governor Bates and Prof. Samuel F. Upham spoke, Bates recalling life as a boy in the area and at his father's itinerant stations.
Robert Edeson announced at the Hotel Bellevue that his company will perform Byron Ongley’s American comedy The Rector's Garden at Hollis Street Theatre starting Aug. 31 with an all American cast. He asserted a commitment to American authors, subjects, and players, citing London reception as inspiration for a homegrown approach.
A New York Central special train carrying New York papers derailed at Gulf Bridge as it traveled 60 mph. Albany men engineer Robert Lill ey and fireman Peter Conley died in the wreck.
Alexander Cileski of 1 Davis Place South End fell 18 feet from an 18 foot fence in front of 61 Dundee Street shortly after 9 PM. He was unconscious when picked up and at City Hospital diagnosed with a severe scalp wound and chest contusions along with other injuries.
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