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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
7
Mrs. Nellie F Brooks of 68 Medford St Medford Mass describes a decade of sciatic rheumatism and failed doctor visits. After six Osmo-Chemic treatments she reports marked improvement and now recommends the therapy to others with rheumatism.
Mr. M. J. Fitzgerald of Boston describes severe nasal polyps and catarrh that blocked breathing. He says Osmo-Chemic Physicians surgically removed the tumors, cured the catarrh, and restored his hearing, endorsing their treatment.
A listing provides names and addresses of individuals who recommend the Osmo-Chemic Physicians to those who are Deaf. The endorsers come from multiple towns including Dorchester Roxbury Waltham Lexington Worcester Lawrence Hingham and So Paris Maine.
J. L. Plunkett M D oversees specialties in Eye Ear Nose Throat Chest and Chronic Diseases with permanent offices at 18 Boylston Street Boston Suites 8 9 10. Office hours are 9 am to 12 pm 2 to 4 pm and 6 to 8 pm closed Sundays.
At a farewell banquet for Arthur T. Haserick held in the Hotel Westminster Boston business leaders of British societies subscribed 7000 to build a home for the British and Canadian communities. Haserick pledged 5000 if rivals could match it, and Windeler and Bentley each gave 1000 toward the total.
Melrose women press a campaign to urge city officials to borrow funds despite tight finances to protect shade trees. Led by Miss Emma E. Morse, petitions at three Melrose stores total about 500 names. Mrs. George W. Libby and the Melrose Women’s Club join the effort.
Gordimer M. Lane treasurer of the Massachusetts branch of the American Red Cross records a total of 5061.81 in Balkan war relief gifts. Donors include Mrs. E L Davis Mrs. George Hollingworth Emma G Fales Francis M Whitehouse and groups such as Boston Tea Party Chapter D A R and First Parish Sunday School Milton. Previous acknowledgments amount to 4707.37.
Charles Sumner Bird, Progressive candidate for Governor, announced at a City Club banquet that Theodore Roosevelt will not run for the presidency again. Bird said Roosevelt plans to support the party's policies without leading the ticket, as Bull Moose supporters waved bandanna handkerchiefs and sounded the moose call amid enthusiastic speeches outlining the Progressive platform and future aims.
The speech-contingent event featured remarks by Matthew Hale chairing the Progressive State committee who urged renewed vigor in human rights work. Speakers included Charles M. Cox John Slayton Charles R. Elder and BH Cox with H Heustis Newton presiding as host.
Washington December 3 Congressmen Murray and Roberts reported assurances from House rivers and harbors committee members that the annual river and harbor bill will provide a 60 000 dollar appropriation for dredging the Mystic River.
A posse of police and citizens searches the surrounding countryside for the assailant of Miss Luella Marshall 35 who was brutally assaulted on the city outskirts. She was found unconscious in a field with a fractured skull and serious condition. She regained brief consciousness to say the assailant was a negro.
George A. Kimball, chief engineer of the Boston elevated street railway, died at his Arlington home from heart trouble after indigestion. He designed the Cambridge subway and Elevated extension to Cambridge. Survived by wife and four children. Born May 14, 1850 in Littleton. He served as Somerville city engineer, on the Board of Aldermen, and advised on sewerage and grade crossing removal. Active in Masonry and civic clubs.
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