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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1902
Page
4
Physicians agree faith aids cures but digestion requires action. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest food, strengthen nerves, and improve blood, with 50 cent full sized packs available. Free booklet on stomach troubles offered by F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
The article warns against using common soda to relieve heartburn and sour stomach, noting it worsens conditions and can cause severe inflammation. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe alternative, claiming they aid digestion, appetite, and general health, with druggists selling them at 50 cents.
An ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safer, simpler than patent medicines. It argues digestion makes blood and flesh, strengthens nerves, and improves health. Product features include vegetable essences, fruit salts, pepsin, and Golden Seal dissolvable tablets.
Health study notes a rapid increase in heart troubles with rising stress and diet changes. Researchers caution on lifestyle factors, urging medical checkups and public awareness to curb future cases.
A persuasive piece promoting flesh forming foods to aid plumpness for thin people. It argues fat is harmful and dyspepsia blocks digestion, recommending Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy to digest flesh forming foods and restore vigor. Produced by F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan, sold nationwide for 50 cents per package.
A sales-style notice promotes a free booklet from F. A. Stuart Co. on stomach diseases and digestion. It argues most diseases stem from digestion, lists dyspepsias, and promises simple cures through proper diet. Readers are invited to send name and address on a postal card to Marshall, Michigan, to receive the booklet by return mail.
A Democratic city committee meeting at Milk Street forecast ex-Commissioner Duane defeating Commissioner Presho by over 10 000. The party will mobilize for Duane, eight alderman candidates, and school committee nominees, with rallies in wards 1 2 10 12 14 15 17 18 19 21 22 and 23.
Ward 2 Democratic leaders met in Lower Lyceum Hall to unite behind James Nolan for the Board of Aldermen. Alderman Kelly and ex-Representative Leary explained defeats and urged backing Nolan while urging party unity. Several speakers endorsed Nolan and urged followers to forget past differences and support the regular nominee.
A Gaelic school session drew a large crowd at 1151 Washington Street. The fall feis will be divided with literary exercises Sunday evening December 14 from 4 to 6 pm free to the public. Dancing is also set for December 14. Next Sunday there will be an open public discussion on the Beaton School committee’s refusal last month of the petition for Irish language classes in the evening high school.
Stage matters report a Boston Tremont Theatre engagement by FE Willard with audience size forcing stage orchestra. Willard may tour England cities then New York. Rufus Somerby, longtime local manager, is seriously ill. Gertrude Quinlan receives Boston welcome at Tremont. Maud Williams gains success in King Dodo. Robert O Hunter visits for Kyrle Bellew engagement. Ed Abrams returns to New England circuit in Sherlock Holmes. Mme. Duse ends American tour upcoming in St. Louis New Year week.
Plans for a farewell tour in America are discussed with George Alexander and plans for St James Theatre in London. Alexander faces strong success in If I were King, potentially delaying additional pieces. Willard may take the American slots, with a February decision looming. Willard heads to the Garden Theatre in New York to begin The Cardinal tomorrow night, a Gotham debut. Henry Jewett leaves Boston for New York to arrange the present season. After Boston, The Bird in the Cage will tour several New events.
Thomas Smith an 18 year old stowaway from the Fur ness liner Virginian was sent back to England yesterday. He pleaded to stay, but could not find work in London as a safe maker by trade and was deemed unfit to remain.
Tremont Theatre opens with The Sultan of Sulu tonight promising a strong first Boston showing. The week also features The Show Girl at Columbia with new features and The Defender moving to the New England circuit amid growing patronage.
After reorganizing the Mascagni opera company in Boston, the troupe launches a Gulf Coast tour with Cavalleria Rusticana in Mascagni's original version. Dec 2 Fall River. Dec 3 Springfield. Dec 4 Portsmouth. Dec 5 Lawrence. Dec 6 Portland and New London. Dec 7 Herald Square Theatre New York.
The Boston barkentine Allanwilde laden with cargo was hauled off L Hommedieu shoal Vineyard Sound last night by the U S steamer Azalea under Captain Gibbs. She appeared not badly damaged and lay at anchor in six fathoms of water near the shoal.
Ex President Grover Cleveland will speak at the National Civic Federation industrial department meeting in New York December 8 to 10. President Eliot Harvard University and figures like Cornelius Bliss Oscar Straus Arch bishop Ireland and Bishop Potter will attend. Employers include Hanna Callaway Vreeland and Marks. wage earners include Samuel Gompers John Mitchell Frank Sargent Edgar Clark and Henry White. Topics include the eight hour bill compulsory arbitration and wage payment methods.
Governor McCullough announces two year terms beginning Dec 1 for municipal judges in Warre City Alland G. Fay Burlington Edward W J Hawkins Montpelier Charles Woodward Jr Rutland Willis M Ross St Albans John M Thorne.
The Royal Blue line offers a personally conducted five day trip leaving Boston Friday December 26 for Washington Philadelphia and New York. Tickets are twenty five dollars covering all expenses including five days board with topover privileges while Congress is in session. Apply to Joseph P Taggart New England passenger agent 211 Washington street Boston for itinerary and details.
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