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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1905
Page
4
At the Tucker trial Colonel Hay argues Mabel Page wrote the Morton address and note, not the defendant. Parker cross examines, probing identity methods, assumptions, and whether handwriting can be determined from limited samples and varying physical conditions.
Zelia Trask of Roxbury reports rapid relief after one Quinona bottle for catarrh head pains and general improvement. F B English of Columbus Ave. says two bottles cured long sour stomach. The ad claims Quinona improves digestion nerves appetite sleep blood and energy with first dose. price one dollar and free medical advice from Quinona Co Boston.
Worcester businessman Albert H. Hinman testified that the Morton note and the Mabel Page signature share handwriting traits. He supported defense experts noting similarities in letter forms and concluded the Mabel Page hand could have written both notes found in the case.
A Victorian health notice explains three paths from health to consumption via neglected colds and throat infections. It promotes Koch Tuberculine inhalation at Koch Institutes, claiming cure and renewed strength, with a free initial examination at the Boston Institute, 175 Tremont Street.
The examiner details his method to compare handwriting in the Morton note with Miss Page's letter and the Thorp Martin slips. He notes many similarities but says Miss Page shows no marked systematic habit. Continued on Page 5 First Column.
An advertising essay argues that chronic dyspepsia is curable. It condemns extreme dieting and bitters and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a rest for the stomach that digests food regardless of stomach condition. The piece touts quick, lasting relief and low cost.
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