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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1902
Page
6
A noted educator and philosopher states that health and disease determine pleasure or sorrow, happiness or unhappiness, success or failure. Health equips a person for emergencies, while disease makes one unequal to ordinary duties. economy in health is essential.
Mr. John Spencer recommends consulting the European specialist who treats rheumatism sores ulcers tumors cancers and skin or scalp diseases. Dr Grady offers immediate care for those conditions.
An advertisement offers medical services by a physician with M D and college graduate credentials. Hours are Sundays 10 to 12, 2 to 5, and 7 to 8. Patients need not pay until cured, for all who apply or write this month only.
A notable concert under Mor A Rotoli at Symphony Hall features the St. Cecilia Mass by Gounod and the Palestrina Motet Paris Angelicus. Soloists include Grace B Williams Pauline Woltman Dibson Van Hoose and Giuseppe Campanari with a 250-voice Catholic church chorus and a fine orchestra led by Otto Roth.
Lieutenant General Miles had a long conference with the President in Washington. The British and Foreign Bible Society reports year's issues at 4,915,000, down 133,000 due to the Chinese crisis. Decline in China 250,000, with gains in other fields. Foreign sales in 27 countries via 812 colporteurs reached 1,600,000.
An advertisement touts Old Buckskin's Magic Shrine as a 20th century wonder. It claims cedar of Lebanon relics from the Holy Land grant power to locate hidden treasures and drive away evil, offering prosperity through occult forces and divine aid for a $1 payment to Tremont Street address.
City estimates cut by 813,081 with total reductions across departments. Street, ferry, sewer, and street-improvement spending trimmed. police and several services gain funding. Aldermen clash over further cuts as the mayor pushes retrenchment while schools receive a slight boost.
Plattsburg New York reports about six inches of snow by 8 PM with heavy drifting. The Rutland railroad between Rouse's Point and Ogdensburg has recovered from a five day blockade and should have cuts filled soon. Indications point to movement difficulties for all railroads except the Delaware and Hudson main line tomorrow.
A Charleston mother cites Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe no opiate remedy for children to ward off croup and colds. Doctors and pharmacists endorse the remedy, praising its internal action, lack of cocaine or opiates, and convenience for families facing repeated fall and winter illnesses.
Reports from a Marconi station in Mullion Cornwall show telegrams sent to the Kronprinz Wilhelm as the prince travels toward New York. Messages initial distance over 140 miles then faded. Cornwall station powers up to extend range. Officials expect receipt for about 24 hours more and hope for 1000 miles reach. Meanwhile, a Germanic Museum project at a university outlines broad aims and possible Kaiser's gift to the university.
From Cherbourg Prince Henry spoke on the eve of sailing aboard the Kronprinz saying he is delighted by the voyage prospects. He noted a good start to the voyage and favorable weather expectations and praised life aboard the ship and the amicable attitude of his party and crew. He added pleasure in visiting the United States and greeting the American people.
Interest in Prince Henry's Harvard visit grows as talks spread on creating a proper place for his gift. Germanic museum groups in New York and Boston back the project while the university juggles funds for a new philosophical building and other large gifts.
Prince Henry is set to dine with Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr at the Vanderbilt home 608 Fifth Avenue during the first week of March. About 50 guests are planned aside from the prince and his suite. The invitation follows a Kaiser Wilhelm request and prior meetings with Mrs Goelet aboard the Nahma. Mrs Vanderbilt is Grace Wilson, sister of Mrs Ogden Goelet.
New York February 17 The Atlantic Yacht Club held a special meeting and elected Emperor William of Germany and Prince Henry of Prussia to membership in recognition of the honors Emperor William has conferred. Commodore Robert R Tod presided at the meeting.
The Emperor praises American ship builders for constructing his yacht Meteor III and resolutions and other election evidences will be sent to the Emperor and to Prince Henry.
CAPTAIN JOSEPH T. COGHLAN has been invited to meet German imperial yacht Hohenzollern officers at a Union League Club smoker in New York on February 28. The guest list includes the German consul Carl Buenz Admiral Barker and his staff Captain Coghlan and the Mayor’s reception committee. Mendelssohn Glee Club and a professor and orchestra will provide music.
Charles Kel dell, secretary of the club hosting ex president Grover Cleveland, said the Cleveland party killed 20 ducks and 20 geese on Friday and that Cleveland did more than his share of the hunting during the visit to Norfolk.
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