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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1893
Page
5
The British Medical Association at their convention in Brighton acknowledged after discussions of leading physicians from England France Germany and the United States that the preparation is the only one they have ever supported.
In Washington the International Medical Congress endorsed Murdock's Liquid Food. Essays were read, noting patients restored to health after major operations treated at Murdock Liquid Food Co's Free Surgical Hospital for Women in Boston, with one death in era operations. First year 100 operations. sixth year 1278. Massachusetts women contributed annually in the 10600 Modng period.
The American Medical Association forms Morrock's Liquid Food through essays and discussions at annual conventions in ERPCEPRONED and Washington. No essays were read before them or any other preparation of Raw Food.
At the United States Homeopathic Convention annual meeting in Deer Park Maryland essays were read and discussed. The notable topics included Murdock's Liquid Food and a discourse by Lhelore Of glove on Food, presented before the ablest men in the profession.
In annual reports Massachusetts inspectors note Murdock's Liquid Food contains 14.10 percent Albinnen while other foods lack it. Common food has up to 1 percent. Liquid Food shows 16.23 percent albuminoids. Alcoholic Extracts and other preparations are classed as tonics with 20.13 to 56.10 percent contents.
An advertisement claims Murdock's Liquid Food cleanses the system and speeds recovery from disease, asserting it outperforms other treatments and is supported by thousands of cases since 1878. It promises a liberal guarantee, offers free supplies if medical care fails, and recounts a closed free surgical hospital venture.
A long review touts Hoyt’s A Texas Steer as a peak satirical comedy. Flora Watsa and Dino Murphy head a top company at the Tremont. Hoyt’s A Temperance Town thrives at Park Theatre with record crowds and broad attention. Wilson Barrett’s Globe run, Peary lecture, and other acts fill Boston stages with a rich week of entertainment.
Dennis Downing of Waterbury Vermont recounts a long battle with a severe skin disease described as leprosy or psoriasis. He claims the De Tierra Remedies cured his condition after 28 years of suffering, allowing him to shed years of itching and scales and praise the treatment highly.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Resolvent as a blood and skin purifier and Cuticura Soap as a skin beautifier. It claims instant relief for itching pimples scrofula and hereditary skin diseases from infancy onward. Includes price references and a booklet offer with testimonials.
Monday January 16 marks the first stage performance of Miss Merington's new play Good-by with four brilliant costs. The farce Fruititur Janes debuts in America. Farewell showings of 1492 at Hollis Street Theatre. Joan Graham's benefit sells out both Trolls Street and Boston Theatres. J H Stoddlart praised for memory rich columns and Saint and Sinners features.
The four act drama A Noble Ouveast will be staged at the Grand Museum in Dover and Washington streets this afternoon and evening. The production, praised as the most pretentious effort of the American dramatist, features a Roy Reed style echo with plans for future acts and vaudeville attractions to accompany the show.
Beverly selectmen decide to hold a town meeting on January and allow residents to vote yes or no on extending the electric traction system to the town. Public sentiment favors the road extension.
The Clover Club will hold its annual meeting Wednesday evening. Guests include Judge W. Corcoran, Hon. A. Givin the lion Bod Pisin, ld. McDonough, lion Jd. Wy Berey, ti. FY Llumbart, and James 11, Sisk.
About seven last evening Robert Greenlet ten years old living at Sioux Field street was badly hurt by a collision of two teams one of which he was steering his right leg crushed terribly and he sustained other injuries He was removed to his home
Special notice announces a stated meeting of the Beard of Overseers of Eng ford College to be held at No 50 State street bus to on Wednesday January Lieelock a.m. Alexander McKenzie secretary Cambridge dun 4 183 accurate details unclear due to OCR.
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