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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1893
Page
5
The sample analyzed shows albuminoid content from 28 to 100 percent. Murdock’s Liquid Food has stood before the public fourteen years with no reliable remedy. Counterfeits exist, six of them, matching value of Beef Iron and Wine and flavored to please the palate.
A promotional prospectus claims Murdock’s Liquid Food can cleanse the system of disease faster than foods or cures, with testimonials of thousands restored to health. It contrasts this with hospital methods, cites a closed free surgical hospital, and offers a guarantee to patients previously untreated after three months of medical care.
Cecilia Club's rehearsal featured Miss Harriet A. Cheney singing Loreley. B J Lang praised her, noting her training under George Sweet and her poised, artistic interpretation from dreamy start to dramatic finale.
In the Republic commentary Bennett faces a sharp lesson as a buzz-saw roars in full operation. The writer cautions Mr. Bennett to learn from experience and avoid costly confrontations with powerful forces.
Renowned actress Maud Jeffries speaks to the Postman after meeting in the Globe Theatre green room. George Richards recounts theater life and fast-moving items about Bossy Brander, Pinafore and more, with several stars and acts listed for Boston venues next week including West-end entertainments and a diverse vaudeville slate.
The Boston stage scene features Tin Soldier leading roles in A Brass Monkey and A Texas Steer, with Mrs Hoyt praised for six years of work and warmth toward the company. Tim Murphy of Texas sketches, jesting about a bicycle crash with a horse. Roland Reed’s Cheek headlines at the Grand Museum as new shows loom, while Lew Dockstader, Jim the Penman, The American Minister, and Good-Bye headline other theaters and dates across Boston.
The Symphony Orchestra of New York conducted by Walter Damrosch performed at Tremont Theatre with Adolph Brodsky as soloist in a program including Mozart G minor, Tschaikowsky violin concerto, and Dvorak Husitska overture. Future items include Plunket Greene’s first American appearance and Nordica’s operatic concert at Music Hall with March events noted.
The Marlboro Times reports Boston Common Council favors badges costing about 57 apiece to pin on their chests. The editorial suggests a muzzle with a time-lock attachment would be more appropriate for some members.
Newport Herald reports a Boston blaze demonstrating the severe risks of overhead electrical wires as a striking example of fire safety concerns and utility hazards for urban infrastructure.
John Casper’s wife Barbara disappears with their two year old child from 122 Broadway Boston leaving $170 in savings. Former boarder August Leishman, 27, 5 feet 8, black hair and pockmarked face, also missing. Casper, a Russian Pole, suspects they are together. he sought police help but remains hopeful she will return once funds run out.
Justice Albert D. Bosson reports Harlow died from morphine poisoning. Negligence by Wallace A Walker and W F Day over omitted directions contributed to the fatal dose. Walker treated the patient and failed to act. Day’s pharmacy bottle lacked the words for pain. eight teaspoonfuls caused the overdose. Dr Walker offered little further comment.
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