The Great Pestorative Non Alcoholic Tonic of the Day
The daily restorative tonic is made entirely from native medicinal roots and contains no alcohol. It emphasizes natural sourcing and a purist approach to health tonics.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
9
The daily restorative tonic is made entirely from native medicinal roots and contains no alcohol. It emphasizes natural sourcing and a purist approach to health tonics.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for strengthening the weak purifying the blood and curing digestive and respiratory ailments. It also promotes Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, Dr. Pierce's All Healing Salve, Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, and a free Medical Adviser offer with payment details and postage.
Agnes Darling, a young woman, was sentenced to one year in the city prison for breaking and entering the Rutland square home of Martha Sawyer and stealing clothing from Della Viles. The court also noted a prior assault charge against her.
Judge Aiken granted decree nisi in several cases. Ernest E. Parkman, Baptist evangelist, cited wife Inez for unfaithfulness. Della Wingate and Genevieve O’Leary mentioned in desertion and intoxication disputes. Flora Locke's divorce from Archibald due to cruelty. Edward D. Page described as a railroad cook. wife Nellie awarded desertion decree. James A. Bagley’s divorce to Mary A. due to drinking leading to job loss.
In Waltham on January 17 a blast at Mrs. J. F. Burt’s home followed the freezing of water in the hot water front of the kitchen range. The explosion wrecked the kitchen, shattered the stove, broke windows, and caused plaster to fall on Mrs. Burt and her servant, who escaped serious injury.
Dedham Public Library trustees ban Frederick Jesup Stimson’s novel In Care of Her Soul for not uplifting the community. Stimson, a Boston lawyer and author, calls the ban a moral misstep while defending his plot about a marriage tested by temptation and fidelity. The book, set in Newport and New York society, is criticized as too realistic for Dedham’s youth.
About 650 attendees gathered for the Quincy School Association annual reunion at the United States Hotel. Captain Edward F. Gaskin served as toastmaster as speeches by W. T. A. Fitzgerald and others concluded with new officers elected for the year Bartholomew A. Brickley president Joseph M. Sullivan secretary Edwin A. Bell treasurer and multiple vice presidents including Captain Gaskin Samuel Abbott and Dr. Eben W. Gaynor.
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