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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1901
Page
4
A district study shows catarrh and related ailments linked to 19 of 40 deaths. Health officials note high prevalence of catarrhal diseases in the population and urge early treatment and sanitation improvements.
Speaker Musis and President Soule plan rapid committee reveals Monday as lawmakers set to shape the four key areas including manufactures and railroads. Applicants press to join the fede relations panel and to wipe out the liquor law loophole affecting hotels.
The one page pamphlet from the Peruna Medicine Company claims most winter illnesses are catarrh. It cites government mortality data, Hartman Sanitarium archives, and a four shade map showing high catarrhal death rates. Letters from Grosvenor and Armstrong praise Peruna as a reliable remedy and spring tonic.
A letter from U S Senator W V Sullivan of Mississippi praises Peruna as a remarkable catarrh remedy and tonic. Other officials including ex Consul Hixson and Congressman Ogden endorse Peruna for its health benefits and systemic effects against climate related catarrh.
Letters from figures like Amos J. Cummings and Mrs. Warren praise Peruna as effective against catarrh and related debilities. Testimonials hail relief from chronic symptoms, flu, and general weakness after using Peruna, with endorsements from lawmakers and prominent women.
Reports say Kruger plans a trip to the United States with a New York arrival possible in February. The government reportedly shows limited interest in his travel while press attention intensifies ahead of the visit.
Miss Octavia n of Portland dies. ties to one family and city charities noted in obituary context.
Under Bond Whitcomb a group of business men and families will undertake a comprehensive rail tour through California Nevada Utah New Mexico Texas and Colorado. The voyage will cover San Antonio El Paso San Diego and Chicago routes aboard a vestibule sleeping car train with illustrated circulars and free descriptive literature.
The letter to Everest V. Abbot discusses organizing a new American political party centered on anti imperialism. Boutwell notes his current aim is continuing the anti imperialist effort since 1898 and argues republic over empire is paramount while inviting wide cooperation beyond strict policy positions.
York and Florida Limited resumes service January fourteen via Ceonsylvania and Southern Raiiw res, leaving New York at 12:41 pm daily except Sunday. The train offers dining and drawing rooms, routes to Augusta and Port Tampa, with specifics on car diagrams and bookings through George G. Daniels, Boston. Jazz Cook to deliver 21st Monday sermon January seven at Port Street Church under Evangelistic Association.
Mrs Nellie Putnam recounts a dawn robbery at Franklin Street coal office in Malden. A heavily built man with a revolver demanded cash from the drawer and threatened to shoot if help came. Police pursued. Putnam hid $50 in a belt тай until the noon break.
In River the print cloth market for the week reached about 60 000 pieces sold. Stocks on hand are not large and buyers’ financial position appears strong. Mills report wide goods at 41 2 to 41 2 cents and regulars at 31 2 cents as the market remains firm but quiet.
A. J. Landry of 6 Eliot Street Somerville says his wife has given birth to Imerville's first child of the new century. The infant, born Tuesday morning at 7:00, weighs eight pounds.
After fitting at 395 Washington Street the customer sees high quality and workmanship for low prices. Salts priced from 85.75 up to 7.60 and overcoats from a low figure flood the immense rack at Standard Clothing, liquidating last year’s overstock to clear stock for a new season. Every garment is cut and made on the premises with satisfying fit and price.
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