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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
4
The Commissioner of Corporations denies Mrs Angelica Post a charter for a Landladies and Real Estate Owners Protective Association. Officers will demand books and funds she allegedly holds from her former presidency. Meetings stay at Ideal Hall Tremont Street with John Cronin as president and William H Hayes as attorney.
The Karthage left Hamburg three weeks ago bound for New York and entered St John’s to replenish coal bunkers after a storm caused cargo to shift and be jettisoned. The ship remains due in New York. In Rutland Vermont a tuberculosis outbreak among cattle is reported from tests led by the cattle commissioner.
The Good Government Association endorsed six Republicans George P. Anderson Walter Ballantyne Frederick J. Brand Charles L. Carr William Dudley Cotton Jr Matthew Hale and one Democrat John J Attridge for Ward 9 in Boston amid sharp critique of Aldermen Curley Baldwin Donnelly and Timilty. The group praised Carr and Cotton while damning others with concerns over qualifications integrity and city service. Hale, a new candidate, is described as young and capable and Roosevelt relative.
In Riverside at Turner avenue grammar school a group of about a dozen students tied Chester Bolton to a half-cut tree and felled it. Bolton fell about ten feet, the trunk pinning him and inflicting cuts. a physician was needed for treatment. He was hazed over suspicions he lingered in the girls’ side of the yard and was the favorite suitor of the prettiest girl.
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania Burgess Parry spared 12 year old Alexander Marsden who faced theft charges by giving a ticket to a church turkey supper. He was told to enjoy the meal and return the next morning for reporting.
Pains in the stomach and related stomach bowel troubles are claimed to be instantly relieved by Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges. The ad asserts charcoal absorbs gas, improves breath, and sweetens saliva, with use recommended for all ages. It promotes buying from druggists or requesting a free trial by mail from F A Stuart Co. Marshall Mich.
Delegates of the New England Baptist Conference in Ford Hall vote to endorse federation of churches. The resolution allows any church in its district to join with other evangelical churches if deemed wise. It signals a first step toward church unity in New England and leaves next meeting details to state convention secretaries.
The Rev Francis J Butler pastor of St Leo s Church Dorchester will celebrate his 25th year as a priest on December 22. Parishioners plan a gift to mark the occasion.
Father Butler began at Sacred Heart Church for six years in this city. After a one year leave of absence from Archbishop Williams he pursued postgraduate studies at Catholic University in Washington. On return to Boston he led St. Columbkille’s Church in Brighton and in May 194 he was assigned to St. Leo’s Church.
Miss Mandane Little, 60, of near Pierceton Kosciusko county, declines home delivery and insists on a post office general delivery box at Pierceton. She calls for her mail only twice each year.
A Chicago physician endorses Duffy's Malt Whiskey as a medicinal tonic rather than a beverage. He recounts advising a real estate broker with poor appetite to take five days of preliminary treatment, starting with a raw egg and a teaspoonful of the whiskey every four hours, and notes the patient’s rapid improvement. He cautions it is for medicine, not drinking.
Dr J W Saunders of Unadilla Ga reports his wife suffered catarrh for 15 years. After trying remedies he used Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey with nitrate strychnia, weight rose from 100 to 140 pounds in a year, and he credits the product with saving her life and aiding others in run down cases.
A physician notes weeks after starting Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey in practice that it shows frequent indications and is a potent weapon against morbid conditions. He reports no signs of impurity and no untoward results in his observations.
A letter from Dr. Alex S Truman of Chicago states physicians know whiskey aids grip relief but hesitate to prescribe retail blends. He praises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey for containing little fusel oil and reports three winters of successful grip treatment with liberal evening doses and no after effects.
A letter from W R C Larson M D New York City reports trials of Duffy s Malt Whiskey. He says it appears thoroughly pure and satisfactory and expects to keep a bottle on hand. He declares the whiskey is the best he has found when an alcoholic stimulant is indicated.
Dr J O Guimond of Chicopee endorses Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as beneficial in treating wasting diseases including typhoid. He states it freely and for medicinal agitation in his medical practice.
A physician in Jackson Michigan reports using Duffy's Malt Whiskey for neuritis and prostration and praises the results. He states he does not usually advocate liquor but will continue use and offers his experience for others in the profession.
A physician who is the son of a Revolutionary War veteran praises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a fine non overstimulating remedy for nervous strain. He notes long medical practice and endorses its pleasant taste with no after effects.
A physician expresses satisfaction with a whiskey prescribed for medicinal use. Harriet D. Emens, M. D., Syracuse, notes she will always prescribe and recommend it as a tonic stimulant and body builder where needed.
Baltimore physician W M Barnes testifies that Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is the best pure whiskey for patients and free from impurities. He notes the current age is deceptive and urges use of the product for public sick, stating he normally avoids testimonials.
A Worcester physician F D Fontaine M D endorses Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey for medicinal use and reports satisfactory results from its use in his practice. The public testimonial asserts medical benefits and endorses its therapeutic value based on professional experience.
A medical testimonial praises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a stimulant and worthy medicine suitable for prescribed cases. Clarence Sf. Apple MD of Philadelphia endorses its medicinal value and recommends it for clients in need of such a stimulant.
Dr. Nf W Sweet of Worcester Mass praises Dullys Pure Malt Whiskey for medicinal uses describing its effectiveness when a sick person is treated. The letter prints a strong personal testimonial endorsing the product for health ailments.
John Hertzler of Madison Alabama shares a 40 year experience with pneumonia and diabetes. He credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with reviving health when medicines fail and claims a diabetic cure after combining it with anethalonium and other treatments.
Doctor commends Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as an invaluable adjutant in treatment. Wm F Berkenstock of Philadelphia reports remarkable improvement in extreme exhaustion after a long illness, praising the product as unequalled by any drug.
Dr E H Bell of Philadelphia endorses Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as ideal for daily stimulant use. He plans further trials sending $2 to obtain two bottles for continued evaluation and notes continued prescription confidence in the product.
Dr. C. H. Baker of Philadelphia reports receiving a sample of Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey and finds it highly effective for a patient. The doctor, over 55, says he will continue using it himself and recommends it to patients, planning to buy a half dozen bottles for seaside use.
Advertises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey sold by druggists, grocers, and dealers or shipped direct for $1.00 a large bottle. Claims it will cure you and offers free medical advice and an illustrated booklet from the Duffy Malt Whiskey Company in Rochester New York.
Colonel Randall A. Harrington proprietor of three Rhode Island summer resorts and Amelia Victoria Whiteside were married today at the Park Casino. Harrington, 52 and a widower, earlier paused at the Turk's Head long distance telephone office to send a message.
A 24 year old named Miss Whiteside works at a switchboard and smiles at Colonel Harrington. The gesture forms a friendship with a wealthy amusement proprietor, and they are frequently seen together from that day.
The first reunion and dinner of the Tenth Company Massachusetts U S V Signal Corps occurs tonight at 7:30 at the Quincey House. All members are asked to report at the stated time.
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