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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1909
Page
2
An advertorial discussion argues La Grippe is a catarrhal disease and favors Peruna as a widespread cure. It cites doctor and public use, noting Peruna shortens illness and mitigates after effects with testimonials from Chicago firefighters.
Dr. Chapman speaks to about 1500 Harvard students in Sanders Theatre urging humility and daily focus on God. He cites examples from a New York minister and a washerwoman to illustrate how presumptuous sin harms the will, urging students to keep God’s word in mind and to stay busy in righteousness.
An old newspaper item promotes a kidney and bladder remedy made from half ounce Buchu extract half ounce Murax compound six ounces gin. It claims rapid relief and restoration of kidney function reducing uric acid and toxins, with druggists noting frequent fulfillment.
A D D prescription liquid is advertised to stop itching from eczema with first drops. The sale lists Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in Boston's seven locations as outlets for the product.
Pretty girls in smart costumes attended the Henry Siegel Company's Mutual Benefit Association ball in Odd Fellows Hall. Over 800 guests including firm members and other Greater Boston retailers enjoyed a concert, dancing, and collation. Kenry M. Hollander directed the floor with James Fay assisting. the grand march began at 9 with 200 couples.
Fragmentary religious verse notes a blood cost and divine love that endures. It hints at salvation through Christ and points readers to a future vision of glory as belief deepens.
Dr. Chapman's Morning Word to Boston People Through the Post urges daily reliance on Jehovah as guide and shield. It presents names of God such as Jehovah-jireh Jehovah-nissi and Jehovah-shalom to inspire victory over temptation and weakness. The message emphasizes realising personal weakness and trusting God's strength for one day of life.
Large crowds gathered at the Mechanics' Building as about a thousand people stepped forward pledging to lead a better life. The scene filled the vast hall with thousands more watching the proceedings and supporting the reform movement.
At 6 45 in a light drizzle a crowd gathered outside the main hall near an hour before revival time as supporters arrived in waves. Within a half hour after doors opened every seat in the two balconies and the hall was filled to capacity.
An old advertisement touts one product, Bromo Quinine laxative, claimed to cure a cold in one day and bears the signature of E. W. Grove. The copy markets the medicine as a universal remedy used worldwide for cold relief.
At 6 50 the song service began with Mr Alexander leading from the top of the little table singing Crown Him King of All Ministers seated front sang God Will Take Care solo later Evangelist Naftzger sang My Soul Yearns for Jesus with a mighty chorus The strains rolled through the beams as tilting Banner followed and the leader urged the choir to sing as the volume grew strong.
An advertisement promotes Marine Eye Tonic for tired eyes. It claims relief for red eyes swollen eyelids and general eye fatigue with a focus on restoring vigor and visual comfort.
The audience felt delight at the hymn of victory as Mr Naftzger sang His Eye Is On the Sparrow. Thousands joined in choruses before Dr Chapman spoke on Romans 6 23 about the wages of sin and death. He argued that faith cannot justify sin.
In a crowded hall the evangelist urges repentance and warns of sin’s power to ruin families and character. Five women and one man are removed from the service by guards at the doors as artillerymen from Fort Banks volunteer at the event.
The Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company highlights its chief operating officer while emphasizing they are the sole makers of genuine Yale locks, showcasing brand authenticity and production leadership.
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