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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1902
Page
5
Consumers nationwide write to the Kalamazoo Tuberculosis Remedy Co for their book on the copper cure for consumption. The campaign promotes a healing method and invites inquiries from interested readers seeking relief from tuberculosis.
A Kalamazoo Tuberculosis Remedy Co. booklet on Antidotum Tuberculose, the Copper Cure for Consumption, is offered free to sufferers. The company, led by O K Buckhout and backed by prominent Kalamazoo businessmen, claims rapid, lasting cures and refunds if no benefit. Letters from patients nationwide praise weight gain, reduced cough, and restored health, asserting the remedy can cure tuberculosis at home.
Washington February 18. A heated debate in the FH House followed Mr Wheeler of Kentucky attacking Secretary Hay and Prince Henry preparations. Gillett and Thayer clashed over responsibility for Wheeler's remarks while Wheeler defended his words and read messages from supporters and critics, defending his stance on royalty and foreign policy.
Edward H. Crosby reviews Henry Irving and Ellen Terry in The Merchant of Venice at Hollis. Irving’s Shylock blends harsh intellect with savage traits, while Terry’s Portia falters at times. The cast includes Arthur Royston and Laurence Irving. audience praised the production while noting missteps.
About 100 members of the Bootblacks League filled the balcony at Keith's yesterday responding to the annual invitation of Manager Keith. The Kaufmann bicycle troupe, Sando r trio of acrobats, Jim Orbett, and Collins and Harat drew the most praise. The bootblacks sat out the performance and voted it a corker. This afternoon Symphony Hall will
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