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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1909

Page

2

Bolles Elected to Fill House Vacancy in Shoestring District

Clarence P. Bolles a Republican from Wilbraham was chosen to fill the Massachusetts House seat for the Shoestring district after the death of Edwin V. Wall. He defeated Democrat Nelson E. Bosworth of Agawam 595 to 390 with Tolland not voting. The election standardly fills the Hampden county vacancy.

Springfield Clarence P. Bolles Wilbraham Massachusetts General Court Hampden Country Nelson E. Bosworth Agawam Tolland Edwin V. Wall

Cure of Baby Eczema Spurs Mother to Praise Cuticura

A mother recalls her two and a half month old son suffering severe eczema with itching and bleeding. After costly doctoring failed, she tried Cuticura Remedies and reports complete cure. She endorses Cuticura Soap and other products and offers to share a photograph from age fifteen months. She lists worldwide depots and invites inquiries.

W. M. Comerer London Chareterhouse Sq Paris Rue de la Paix Australia Towns & Co Sydney South Africa Lennon, Td Cape Town Natal Potter Drug & Chem, Jp Sole Columbus Ave Bogton Cuticusa

Chapman Evangelistic Rally Draws Full Springfield Church

The Rev. J Wilbur Chapman preached at Trinity Church Springfield on February 26 drawing a full house. His call for a better life prompted the entire congregation to rise in a moment described as unprecedented in the city.

Springfield J. Wilbur Chapman Trinity Church

Flower Daysoon bring revival aid to sick and imprisoned

Thousands of cut flowers flood churches for Flower Day to be celebrated tomorrow as evangelists and assistants carry blooms to homes of the sick and prisoners. Allan C Emery chairs Boston committee and plans shared with other cities. Dr Chapman and Mr Alexander head to Boston next Monday to address Park Street Church.

Boston Allan C. Emery Chapman Mr. Alexander Park Street Church

Marine Eye Remedy Soothes Ailing Eyes

An eye care product promises relief for strained or tired eyes. It emphasizes soothing effects and gentle formula for daily comfort and clearer vision.

Infected Beef Controversy Prompts Senate Action

Massachusetts debate over tuberculosis tainted beef prompts Senator Parker to demand a legislative probe. Dr. Peters asserts discretionary power to dispose of diseased cattle, while critics warn tainted meat reaches the public. The Parker order seeks joint rules review.

Calls to label infected beef amid tuberculosis concerns

Physicians and officials warn against consuming slightly infected beef stamped as passed at Somerville. Experts debate transmissibility to humans, urge clearer labeling, and discuss safeguards for slaughter and rendering costs while noting limited prior outbreaks.

Somerville

Doctors warn meat may spread tuberculosis

Dr Francis P Donoghue, a tuberculosis expert, argues that bacilli from infected cattle can be transmitted to humans through beef. He urges labeling infected meat and clear cooking instructions to destroy bacteria, noting improper cooking risks and bloodborne transmission even if glands are removed.

One Day Cold Cure Claims Signature FE Grown

Ad claims a worldwide cold cure sold for 25 cents under the name Bromo Quinine. It notes FE W Grown as the signer and asserts a single day recovery.

FE. W. Grown

Inspectors Say Tuberculosis Rules Left to Them

Dr. J K Ryder inspector in charge of the U S meat inspection office says determining when a cow is a danger to humans rests entirely with inspectors. Cattle owners may sign contracts to kill cattle after tuberculin tests with testing not compulsory for all. He notes stages of infection may still yield safe meat in incipient cases and that rules are not publicly available.

J. K. Ryder United States Meat Inspection Office Milk Street Post Dr. Koch Dr. Ryder United States Washington

State Spends Big on Tuberculosis Cattle Cull

Figures from Dr. Austin Peters show nearly 1800 cattle condemned for tuberculosis last year. The state paid an average of 21.55 and about 38 000 in total, over half of the Cattle Bureau's annual appropriation. About one third were paid after appraisal with two thirds deemed fit for food by federal inspectors. Some cattle are buried when rendering is impractical.

Peters Cattle Bureau Austin Peters

Law On Cattle Tuberculosis Sparks Legislation Debate

Dr. Austin Peters heads the Cattle Bureau with broad authority over diseased cattle and beef use, raising questions about state oversight and possible new laws. Legislators note procedural hurdles for any bill, while officials discuss current practices and public health implications.

Recipe for Weak Kidneys Warns Against Invalid Remedy

Medical alarm outlines a claimed cure using Buchu and Murax compound with gin. It warns of kidney failure risks like Brights disease and diabetes and advises continuing the treatment after symptoms fade. The piece stresses kidneys as filters and cautions against clogged function.

Bright

Slightly Infected Food Editorial Sparks Public Outcry

An 1909 Boston editorial condemns Dr. Peters for directing that cows with tuberculosis be sold for beef as slightly infected meat. It cites medical authorities warning meat from tuberculous cattle can be infectious and dangerous, arguing the state should not gamble with human life over savings.

Peters Cattle Bureau Frank W. Chase Oak Bluffs Somerville E. O. Otis Boston Association For the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis J. J. Minott Consumptives’ Hospital Mattapan I. B. Emerson State North Reading George Burgess Magrath Suffolk County Tie George F. Butterick Sterling Committee On Boston Traveler Boston Post Washington Newsholme Royal Society of Medicine Martin Royal Commission Ques

Yale Locks Promise Security and Style for Homes

After the contract is signed, it may cost you more to specify what you want. Yale Locks on your doors will give you security from cellar to attic. Yale & Towne Hardware will add a touch of beauty and elegance to the completed house. THE YALE & TOWNE MFG. CO, The only makers of genuine Yale Locks.

Yale Yale & Towne Hardware Yale & Towne Mfg. CO

Federal convicts moved from Moundsville Penitentiary

Attorney General Bonaparte orders stopping federal prisoner transfers to Moundsville West Virginia and directs future placements to Atlanta Georgia. The report says convicts will not be sent anywhere else.

Moundsville W. Va Bonaparte Moundsville Penitentiary Atlanta

The Exceptional Equipment of California Fig Syrup Co.

The California Fig Syrup Co markets Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna noting its unique medicinal plant extracts and authentic method. It warns that only the genuine product bears the full company name on the front and urges avoiding imitations.

California Fig Syrup Co

England’s Favored Possession for Rest and Sport

A promotional blurb highlights an ideal climate and exquisite flora with flowers water birds and fishes. It promises delightful drives charming scenery absolute rest under balmy skies and a short sea voyage aboard a large new steamer with golf tennis boating and fishing opportunities.

England

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Bolles Jesus Alexander Trinity M. E. Church Court Square C. W. Frohock North Adams Parker Clerk Coolidge Senate Massachusetts Fitzgerald Good Government Association City Club Francis P. Donoghue Beacon Street Donoghue Germany Sturgis New England Dressed Meat & Wool Co U.S Dr. Peters State Board of Agriculture Frederick H. Osgood Old Cattle Commission Cattle Commission Dr. Osgood State Board of Health Boards of Health Boston Board of Health Draper Joint Standing Committee On Agriculture Charles M. Gardner Westfield Committee On Rules KA White Williams Bros Massachusetts Cattle Bureau J. G. Hunter & Co Summer Street Berwin Hamilton Harbor New York Arlington 25Th Street Broadway Wm. F. Ingold Mgr Bermuda Bonner Charlestown Patrick Bonner North End Chestnut Street St. Mary's Church Warren Street Hickey William J John Katherine Slckey Collins Chelsea Street Kelly Winthrop Mary G Bridget Patrick Kelly East Boston Atlantic Street St. John the Evangelist Church Lewis East Fifth Street Sarah J William B. Lewis Church of the Redeemer Fourth Street Worcster McDonough Hyde Park Jes Augustine E. McDonough Edward A Bridgett McDonough Fonntington Avenue Church of Most Precious Blood South Station Claremont Hills McLaughlin George Brown Lindall Street Ashland Street Roslindale Church of the Sacred Heart
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