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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1897
Page
2
Experience proves the tonic cures many ailments. Dr. Greene's Nervura purifies blood and strengthens nerves, with thousands claiming recovery. A well known physician backs the remedy and free consultation is offered from Dr. Greene, 34 Temple Place, Boston.
Revere Hose and Ladder 1 held its tenth annual ball at Memorial Hall after Town Hall loss. Over 400 attended as Chief George H. Wilfert led the grand march with Miss Wilfert. Prominent guests included Boston officials and multiple fire chiefs from surrounding cities.
Portrait of Dwight Lyman Moody on his sixtieth birthday focusing on his humble beginnings in a mortgaged farm, early work as a shoe store clerk, and rise to a famed evangelist. The article notes a Mt Hermon chapel gift and Moody’s lifelong dedication amid hardship.
The article sketches D L Moody and his Northfield influence, noting his diet description, his work in Chicago, and the growth of Northfield schools. It recounts interactions with Prof Henry Drummond, Moody’s family, and his continued focus on education, religion, and outreach. Moody’s birthday is discussed with family memories and reunion details.
A 1844 Boston ice embargo allowed the Cunard steamship Britannia to sail through a hand-cut channel. Post correspondent H. A. R. recalls crowds from Charlestown to Hull cheering as sleighing parties and skaters observed the scene. West Roxbury reports.
The Rev. Dr. F. B. Meyer arrived on the Majestic with England's gift said to exceed $10,000 for Moody’s memorial chapel at Northfield. He will aid Mr. Moody for a day or two in Boston.
Mrs Kenney of 9 Euclid Street Dorchester shares a kidney trouble cure tale. After years of backache affecting hips and loins she found relief with Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Bradbury's, 637 Washington Street. She endorses the product and urges others to buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The Franklin Typographical Society met at 121 Chandler Street with President Martin P. Higgins presiding. The visiting committee noted the death of Charles W. Ross and that seventeen members qualify for sick benefits totaling 485 dollars.
David Rich a prominent Provincetown citizen died yesterday after a life of active involvement in Marine Lodge I O O F He filled all lodge offices Funeral services are set for Sunday The item includes a humorous Cleveland Plain Dealer quip about a female book agent and a blotting paper remark.
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