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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
5
Renowned witness faces sharp cross examination by Leslie A. Simpson, counsel for the claimant. The exchange features pointed questions on the Russell identity trial and the witness’s responses include broad smiles and quick repartee, with moments of jest amid serious inquiry.
Unscrupulous dealers push low grade mixtures to imitate Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey claiming parity. These cheap concoctions seek to deceive customers about health benefits, though genuine Duffy's has long been used by doctors and hospitals for years.
Advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as effective for consumption pneumonia grip coughs colds malaria fevers stomach troubles and wasting diseases. Sold in sealed bottles with engraved seal over the cork. $1.00 per large bottle via druggists grocers dealers or direct. Medical Department Rochester New York offers free advice and a medical booklet with testimonials and health rules.
Attorney Simpson questioned witness about letters claimed to be written by James Rousseau and the postal marks on envelopes. He compared handwriting with exhibits, noting no similarities, and introduced two old letters of Mr. Upton as handwriting samples. The docket includes upcoming testimony by John Ek Berry and Joseph Fielding, with William C. Russell expected to provide a key development.
A home made cough syrup recipe using one pint sugar syrup and Pinex cured by one teaspoonful every one to three hours. Claims rapid relief for deep seated coughs and bronchial troubles with pleasant taste for children and cost around 54 cents. Strained honey offered as an alternative.
The Gilchrist Company of Boston held its annual stockholders meeting on Wednesday and elected Charles C. Ferris as president, William Jardine as vice president, and William E. Butler as treasurer for the year 1916.
Police arrested Dr Arthur S Gibson a Back Bay physician accused of illegally treating Esther Nesbit 35 of the South End who was reported dangerously ill at her Fort avenue home. Nesbit says she first saw Gibson on February 15 after a call from another surgeon who attended her.
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