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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1892
Page
5
Dr Woodbury D James promotes blood acting medicines as a cancer cure citing Mrs Hazen case as complete and witnessed. He invites readers to investigate cures in their community, offers free consultations, and presents his Dorchester office hours.
Martha A Hazen of Danversport Massachusetts describes a two year battle with breast cancer, removal of the right breast in 1885, relapse in 1887, and cure by Dr James’s medical treatment without surgery or plasters by February 1888 with lasting improvement and final declaration of cure in October 1888.
A sworn statement documents testimony from numerous relatives and friends of Mrs. Martha A. Hazen of Danversport and East Pepperell Mass about her cancer cure. The letter notes the cure occurred three years earlier and cites Dr James as successful in various chronic diseases. It mentions addresses, relationships, and a promise to provide inquiry stamps.
A Boston advertising pitch offers Cure Quick for Catarrh sent prepaid with full usage instructions and a brochure detailing many cures in Boston area. Includes a 125 page Tobacco Slave book available for 25 cents in stamps and other pamphlets on omni pathy and non-poisonous external remedies. Dr C A Greene advertises 44 years’ experience at 178 Tremont St, warns against Nervara Greene.
The Massachusetts Yacht Club held a special meeting to adopt joint measurement rules from a collaboration including Massachusetts, Hall, Beverly and Corinthian clubs. The reform aims at uniform sailing rules across clubs with potential broader adoption in Massachusetts and New York. Also approved was a life membership provision offering a $100 payment for two-year members, effective before May 1, 1892, directing usage of the fund by the board and treasurer. The treasurer’s audit reported a $7,050 appropriation with a $1,010 overall surplus. A lecture series will begin February 10 with Hon. John E. Russell lecturing on Egypt and a Nile voyage.
In Boston yesterday Judge Parmenter did not press the case against A W Doe former treasurer of the Bay State League for alleged embezzlement of 15616 78. Doe remains an official in the People's Endowment League. The Greenwood case ex treasurer of the Mutual One Year Endowment Order for 30000 embezzlement was heard and continued to next Friday. The treasurer McKinnon testified that current officers paid 20000 cash to the previous board to remove them and install the present officers.
Jerry Connelly of Lowell defeated Edward Gallagher of Lawrence in a glove con test at the North End Athletic Club last Wednesday evening and now wants a four round bout for 500 dollars a side. Gallagher has accepted and man and money can be found any time at 23 Causeway street.
At the Star Course on Monday evening Et Perkins will make his first appearance delivering a lecture titled The Philosophy of Wit and Humor. Perkins is a noted writer and entertainer invited to discuss humor and its philosophy in a public lecture setting.
Zeramby defeated Stone 75 to 66 at the Washington Billiard Palace on the pro tour. Each player had a 15 break during the match. Barnes and Hogarty are scheduled to meet Monday evening, adding another pairing to the tour card.
Ledger assets listed for December 1 1891 show totals including 1 724 707 58 and many subdivision values such as 1 323 543 21 849 751 67 32 800 00. Other figures include 117 815 60 78 541 67 86 986 02 4 274 83 98 238 02 and a final total of 4 385 866 25 96 724 67 14 812 14 43 194 30 416 183 16 9 308 469 60.
Letters from consumers across the United States praise Murdock's Liquid Food for recovery from severe digestive illness, consumption, and related ailments. Testimonies describe dramatic weight gain, regained strength, improved appetite, and renewed ability to work and move, with dates from 1881 to 1981 and locations including Boston, Huntington, Providence, Andover.
Ashmore Academy defeats Harvard in a dramatic game, sparking a victory banquet where Tom Herron’s refusal to toast with a white ribbon sets off a rift with Harry Field. The council fight over liquor licenses deepens the divide, ending with Potter Wilson turning to temperance, Franz confessing, and Ashmore remaining liquor-free for years.
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