Radium Cures Promised By Osmo-Chemic Physicians In Boston
Five years in Massachusetts and three in Boston, the Osmo-Chemic physicians announce the X-Light Radium cure for a wide range of diseases at a flat ten dollar price for a complete cure within four days. Free X-ray exam and trial treatment offered. Rupture claimed cured. Claims include cancer, lupus, diphtheria, Hodgkin's disease, consumption and skin cancers, with radium rays stored in the body to render medicines and water radio-active. Some caution noted about overstatement by enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Boston
H. B. McConnell
Boylston Street
Paw-Paw tonic touted as universal cure and purifier
Public notice claims Munyon's Paw-Paw Tonic cures dyspepsia rheumatism catarrh lumbago and sciatica by neutralizing stomach acids and boosting nerves and energy. The letter asserts widespread cures from one bottle and recommends Paw-Paw Laxative Pills as stomach and liver relief sold by druggists at 25 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw-Paw
Muny Munyon
Metropolitan park police station at Auburndale opened
The new $23,000 station west of the old one overlooks the river and will house a workshop storeroom boats emergency rooms and cells on two floors. Officers can monitor river activity from a balcony and pursue lovemaking canoists immediately using a patrol boat when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Park Police
Auburndale
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Claim Cold Cure
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All groggiers refund the money if it fails to cure, with H. W. Grove's signature on each box. Price listed as 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet H. Supper
Dartmouth
Boston
Smith
H. W. Grove
Roosevelt Has New Supporter in Senate Speech
Washington Feb 2 Mr Clarke the new Democratic Senator from Arkansas spoke two hours endorsing every action by the President on the Panama revolt and treaty. He argued Democrats back the President more than Republicans and predicted ratification votes. Fairbanks also urged treaty support as Rebbi Philipson opened proceedings in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarke
Arkansas
Senate
Panama
Colombia
Belshazzar
Daniel
Republican National Committee
Doston
Roosevelt
Alaska
Mr. Fairbanks
Rebbi Philipson
Cincinnati
Knox Disavows Foraker Bill Over Alaska Plan
President Roosevelt, alarmed by Republican dissatisfaction and Democratic gain from the Foraker bill, consulted Attorney General Knox who issued a statement denying the president had foreknowledge or approval. The reply effectively repudiates Foraker and his bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Foraker
Knox
Public hearing on renaming Causeway and Turner streets to avenues
Street commissioners held hearings on a City Council order to rename Causeway and Commercial streets between Keany square and Fleet street to Atlantic avenue to unify waterfront naming. Supporters included Bennett Iby Hilliard Codman Preston Holbrook while Preston urged keeping Causeway street for sentimental reasons. A second petition to rename Turner street Back Bay to Aspinwall or Bickerstaff was heard and the board voted to adopt Bickerstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Causeway Street
Commercial Street
Keany Square
Fleet Street
Atlantic Avenue
Bennett
Ward 11
Cr Jh
James Lb. Iby
Master. Teamsters
Aubrey Hilliard
Back Bay
Aspinwall
Bickerstaff Street
Bickerstaff
Make Peace With Your Stomach Advertisement
An old advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a perfect substitute for a tired stomach. It claims the tablets digest food like a healthy stomach, work independently of conditions, relieve the stomach, and aid recuperation. Available from druggists at 50 cents a box with strong consumer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Azure
Light and Radium In Treatment of Disease
The article extols the value of light based therapies for cancer consumption and skin disease. It notes X Rays and Finsen's light methods as early aids in medical practice and praises advanced equipment including radium for treating disease with light.
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Ends Soon
The office promises to treat all applicants for a cure for a nominal 10, covering medicine and services. The offer expires on the 6th of this month with treatment to begin on or before that date. Only four days remain to take advantage of the deal.
Curing the Hopelessly Sick Osmo Chemic Physicians List
Weekly roster from the Osmo-Chemic Physicians prints names and addresses of locally cured patients. The notice claims these individuals are well known, endorsing merit and conscientious work. It invites the public to verify the statements by speaking with the cited residents directly.
Asthma Cures Reported for Several Residents
Local notices list residents including Joshua M. Bunker of Middle Street Braintree and Walter Cash of Ellis Street Lynn as cured of asthma. Others named are Robert Meakin Jr of Summer Street Lynn and Fred W Smith of Newhall Street Lynn with bronchial asthma resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua M. Bunker
Middle St
Braintree
Mass
Robert Meakin, Jr
Summer St
Lynn
Fred W. Smith
Newhall St
Walter Cash
Ellis St
Bronchitis Cured in Medford and East Saugus Homes
Mrs. Geo H Wallace of 15 Hadley Street Medford Mass is cured of bronchitis. Mr Henry Smith of East Saugus Mass is also cured of bronchitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Wallace
Hadley St
Medford
Mass
Henry Smith
East Saugus
Cancer Cures Reported Across Several States
A list details multiple individuals from Massachusetts Maine and Jamaica Plain being cured of various cancers including face tongue larynx stomach breast and chin. The notices provide names and addresses such as Clara Cleaves Montague Me Charlotte Palmer Cambridgeport Mass M W White Melrose Mass Geo A Braman Brookline Mass Isaac Bearse Natick Mass Cora Littlejohn South Portland Me Francis Weeks Ipswich Mass J Ss Bell Chelsea Mass A A Holmes Boston Mass L S Bidwell Jamaica Plain and Genevieve Tripp Chelsea Mass with cancer cures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Cleaves
Montague
Charlotte SS. Palmer
Brookline St
Cambridgeport
Mass
M. W. White
Grosse St
Melrose
Geo. A. Braman
High St
Brookline
Isaac Bearse
North Main St
Natick
Cora Littlejohn
Front St
Portland
Francis Weeks
Ipswich
J. Ss. Bell
Grove St
Chelsea
A. A. Holmes
Trenton St
Boston
Lung disease cured at Annie Lenahan home
Annie Lenahan of 37 Elle Street Bomon Massachusetts reportedly cured of lung disease after treatment at her residence. Details are sparse in the present record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lenahan
Elle St. Bomon
Mass
Governor Bates Proposes a 40 member Agri culture Board shakeup
Governor Bates asks Legislature to create a State Board of Agriculture with four governor appointed commissioners and a 40 member advisory panel. The advisory board would regulate fairs and societies and oversee the State College while the commissioners answer to the governor. The plan aims to fix responsibility and streamline administration, with debate likely to follow in Boston. The piece also covers revenue proposals, umbrella mishap in the House gallery, and other pending measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
State College
Department of Agriculture
Deafness Cured Announcements From New England Addresses
Several residents across Massachusetts and Maine report successful cures of deafness and related ear conditions. William Newington of Somerville and Levi Southwick of Lynn are listed, along with Emma A. Wilson of Lynn and Sarah McFoote of Lynn, all noting improvement. Ida Olsen of Falmouth, Maine and K. E. Caraway of Charlestown are also named in notices claiming relief from ear ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newington
Winter St
Somerville
Mass
Emma A. Wilson
Lowell Street Court
Lynn
Sarah McFoote
Superior
Ida Olsen
Falmouth
KE. A. Caraway
Elm St
Charlestown
Levi Southwick
Grove St
Kidney Disease Cured Patients Named in Dorchester Accession
Mr. C. E. Norton of 709 Washington Street Dorchester Mass cured of Kidney Disease. Mr. Arthur B. Crook of 23 Rockland Avenue Roxbury Mass cured of Chronic Inflammation of the Kidneys. Mr. EH. T. Peterson of 18 Stone Avenue Somerville Mass cured of Diabetes. Mrs. L. W. Rawles of 53 North Street Fitchburg Mass cured of Female Complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Norton
Washington St
Dorchester
Mass
Arthur B. Crook
Rockland Ave
Roxbury
EH. T. Peterson
Stone Ave
Somerville
L. W. Rawles
North St
Fitchburg
Lupus Cured Claim For Miss Alexandra Dow
Miss Alexandra Dow of 600 Western Avenue Lynn Massachusetts is reported cured of lupus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandra Dow
Western Ave
Lynn
Mass
Catarrh Cure Restores Lost Voice for Mrs. White
Mrs. S. A. White of East Weymouth Massachusetts was cured of a lost voice caused by catarrh. The condition, once a daily burden, vanished after treatment. Her recovery highlights a remedy that addressed the underlying catarrh rather than merely masking symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. White
East Weymouth
Mass
Nervous system cure notices from Massachusetts addresses
A set of short notices reports individuals in Lynn Roxbury Avon Somerville Holliston and South Boston claiming cures for chronic neuritis neuralgia and disease of the nerves. Names and partial addresses appear alongside the medical claim in a brief local notice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Brownell
Lawrence St
Lynn
Mass
Soneyeine Kreger
Regent St
Roxbury
Mies Elizabeth McNiff
Avon
Joseph W. Flood
Beacon St
Somerville
Rupert Newcombe
P. O. Box
Holliston
Tumor Cured Patients in Massachusetts Towns
Mrs. Sarah A. Mullett of Walpole mass cured of a tumor. Mrs. F P Greg of Dorchester mass cured of breast tumor. Mr. R P Dustin of Everett mass cured of a tumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Mullett
Walpole
Mass
F. P. Greg
Morton St
Dorchester
R. P. Dustin
Gia Buckman St
Everett
Rheumatism Cured Across Several Massachusetts Homes
A brief notice reports that multiple residents including B F Emery of Malden 40 Lincoln Street Charles Smith of Melrose 24 Swain Avenue L Ferris of Waltham 253 Charles Street Juliet A Libby of Braintree and A Jones of Boston were cured of rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Emery
Lincoln S&c
Malden
Mass
Charles Smith
Swain Ave
Melrose
L. Ferris
Charles St
Waltham
Juliet A. Libby
Braintree
A. Jones
Unity St
Boston
Stomach disease cures announced for local residents
Mr. Mark Sanders of Somerville and Capt. John P. S. Bruce of Everett are listed as cured of stomach ailments. Also noted are Charles T. Kreger of Roxbury and William H. Robbins of Chester, both reported cured of stomach related diseases and catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sanders
Hall St
Somerville
Mass
John P. S. Bruce
Elm Road
Everett
Charles T. Kreger
Regent St
Roxbury
William H. Robbins
Chester
A. O. H. Denounces National Organ at St James Hall
A meeting of Military Division 43, A. O. H., at St James Hall, 18 Kneeland street, Monday night, condemned an article in the National Hibernian criticizing John E. Redmond on Irish emigration. The group urged the paper allow replies to such criticisms for fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Hall
Kneeland Street
National Hibernian
John E. Redmond
Ireland
National
Hibernian
Christian Charity
Irish Unity
Mr Pickering Reads Hamlet for New England Audience
Adele G Thayer opened her parlors on Commonwealth avenue yesterday morning when Mr Arthur Howard Pickering gave a reading of Hamlet. It was the first time the work had been heard in this venue. Pickering was in excellent voice to the large fashionable audience and his subscribers included prominent social figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele G. Thayer
Commonwealth Avenue
Arthur Howard Pickering
Pickering
George A. Draper
John Healey Childe
Porter
Hastings
Thomas ¥. Lockwood
Louise Chandler Moulton
Prescott Bigelow
Henry E
Deaths and Funerals in Jamaica Plain and Brookline
Death notices record George C Hiegen infant son of Fred W and Henrietta Hiegen aged five months at Jamaica Plain Feb 2 with funeral Feb 4 from 2 Calder Place Roxbury. William B Woodruff age 81 years 5 months dies in Brookline Feb 2 with funeral Feb 4 at 2 PM from 1124 Commonwealth Avenue. flowers omitted per request.
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Hisgen
Jamaica Plain
George C
Fred W
Henrietta Doehrine Hiegen
Calder Place
Roxbury
Woodruff
Brookline
William B. Woodruff
Commonwealth Avenue
Skin Disease Cured in Local Patients
Miss Maud Richardson organist at a Medford church, 40 Harvard Street, Medford Massachusetts, is cured of acne. Miss Maggie Haney of 553 Huntington Avenue Boston Massachusetts is cured of a skin disease of the face. Mrs Ida J. Kelley at 77 Broadway, Semcee Massachusetts is cured of scrofulous skin disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Richardson
Medford
Harvard St
Mass
Maggie Haney
Huntington Ave
Boston
Mia
Ida J. Kelley
Broadway
Semcee
Ulcers Cured at Longmeadow and Holliston Clinics
Mr. Peter J. O Neill of 1 Longmeadow Street peers Mass cured of varicose ulcer of left leg. Mr. Rupert Newcombe of Holliston Mass cured of chronic ulcer of the left leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. O'Neil
Peers Mass
Rupert Newcombe
Holliston
Mass
Rupture Cured by Mr Ww Le Berry in Maplewood Mass
Local notice reports Mr Ww Le Berry of Maplewood Massachusetts cured a rupture. The announcement states successful treatment and recovery without complications. Old-time medical advertisement highlights a personalized remedy and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. le Berry Sylvan Sr
Maplewood, Mass
Free X Ray Examination Offers No-Cost Diagnosis
An Osmo-Chemic Physicians advert promotes free X ray and diagnostic instruments that accurately identify disease. It claims clear findings allow quick selection of remedies for radical cure, urging readers to take the no-cost service.
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Adverts
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine lists chief consulting physician J. L. Plunkett M D with permanent offices in Boston Lynn Worcester Manchester Portland New Haven Bridgeport and more. Office hours are 9 am to 12 m and 7 to 4 pm daily with Sunday closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. Plunkett
M. D
Boylston Building
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Central Square
Lynn
Main St
Worcester
Elm St
Manchester
N. B
Congres St
Portland
Church St
New Haven
Conn
Cannon St
Bridgeport
Bridal couple took poison in Saginaw tragedy
In Saginaw Michigan last week a wedding ended in tragedy when Corporal Charles A Valois and Miss Mabel Steiner took poison in a rooming house. Mrs Valois died and Mr Valois is in critical condition. They left a note blaming parents who turned them out and said they had nowhere to go. The poison was carbolic acid and laudanum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Mich
Charles A. Valois
Company H
Twenty-sixth
United States Infantry
Mabel Steiner
Franklin Street
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E. E. Nennenburg
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Coughlin
York St
Cambridge
T. Connoly
Mt. Pleasant Ave
Frank Bergdoll
Wrentham
Eric
Metropolitan Police
Metropolitan Park
Riverside
W.f.smithco
Ken Roentgen
Amon
Finsen
State Board of Agriculture
Committee On Taxation
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Hrawley
Ways and Means Committee
Ladies’ Gallery
Schumaker
Remington
Emmons
Committee On Cities
William H. Bigwood
Bigwood Republicans
Ward 10
Bigwood
Andrew F. Quigley
Board of Police
Quigley
R. S. Higgins
Representative Good
House
Higgins
Plunkett
Sam
J. J. Good
David D. Leahy
Common Council
Jones
Haverhill
Lake Attitash
Committee On Fisheries and Game
Millett
Salem
Anna H. Smith
John J. O'Keefe
Edward Holway
Massachusetts
St. Louis
National Organ
Redmond
MR. Pickering
Eva Cribby
Sawyer
St. So
Winter Street Cor. Music Hall
Vorenberg’s
Reddinc’s
Oxford
Lewis Jones & Son Undertakers
Lagrance ST
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