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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1917

Page

9

Supreme Court Upholds Medical Practice Exemption for Prayer

The United States Supreme Court ruled Crane vs Governor Johnson of California upholding the statute exempting Christian Scientists from medical practice acts when treating the sick by prayer. The decision marks the first high court affirmation of prayer-based treatment within the Christian Science framework amid several similar state exemptions.

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Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

This ad promotes Pape's Cold Compound claiming it ends grippe misery and clears head and chest congestion. It says a dose every two hours for three doses opens nasal passages stops discharge and relieves headache feverishness and sore throat, costing 25 cents at drug stores.

Pape

Lost Will of Greenacre Founder Found for Probate

The lost will of Sarah J. Farmer founder of the Greenacre colony and Bahaist leader was discovered in Biddeford Maine. It directs the Greenacre Fellowship and Greenacre lectures with a 1898 dating and 1902 codicil, naming Francis Keefe as sole executor and detailing bequests to relatives, friends, and institutions.

Sarah J. Farmer Greenacre Colony Biddeford Greenacre Eliot Court House New England Farmer Navy Order of St. Bahai Egypt India Old Persia Mass Sarah F. Rogers Boston Olive J. Brooks Mary E. Hammond John P. Farmer Ada, Minn Sally R. Coffin Miss Farmer Hugh Elden Salem Elizabeth S. Caldwell Ipswich Arthur W. Dow Mabel EK. Converse Newport Thomas Slay Wallace EK. Dixon Charles B. Foy Germantown Penn Lucia F. Ames Clara P. Ames Paul Sullivan Ednah.m. Ford Edith W. Coffin Chicago Clarence J. Farmer George Shaw National Museum Washington Essex Institute of Salem Sir Isaac Newton Bishop Griswold M. Belle Shedd Lowell Jane L. Brooks Florence C. Hammond Greenacre Fellowship Maine Sarah €. Bull Cambridge Marion P. Wilson Maiden Fillmore Moore Flushing N. Y Rosemary Francis Keefe

Health Insurance Debate At Massachusetts Medical Dinner

Dr I M Rubinow praised as the health insurance leader while advocates and opponents argued its merits and defects. Speakers claimed health insurance would reduce charity cases, raise medical demand, and need public diagnostic stations to monitor community health and ensure fair physician pay.

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Health Insurance Push and Diagnostic Stations Debate

Dr Rubinow outlined a drafted compulsory health insurance bill ready for Massachusetts Legislature with promoters already at work for months. A substitute plan for diagnostic stations under the State Board of Health was proposed as a low cost parity to health insurance. Attorney Dresser supported the diagnostic-station idea against regulating individuals, while John P Meade argued health insurance masks social evils instead of ensuring a living wage for workers.

Attorney Dresser Board of Health Commonwealth Leipsic John Smith John P. Meade Legislative Committee Massachusetts A. F. of L Meade Rubinow State Board of Health Frank F. Dresser Worcester National Health Committee of Manufacturers Washington Dresser A. F

Massachusetts Bill Seeks Bartender Licensing Nationwide

A Boston Licensing Board backed bill would require all bartenders in licensed Massachusetts communities to hold personal licenses. Licensing authorities could issue suspend or revoke licenses with seven days notice and a hearing. The law would apply to all license communities and liquor classes except druggists licenses.

Massachusetts Boston Licensing Board

Anuric and Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Endorsement

An article by M C Lucas M D warns Americans to guard kidney health due to rich food intake. It promotes Anuric double strength for uric acid issues and urges weekly mild laxatives to clear tongue and liver biliousness, touting Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a remedy.

Dr. Pierce

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