AMA Endorses Murdock's Liquid Food at Conventions
The American Medical Association endorsed Murdock's Liquid Food through essays and discussions at annual conventions in Richmond and Washington. No other preparation of Raw Food had essays read before the body.
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International Medical Congress
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Murdock Liquid Food Co
Free Surgical Hospital For Women
Boston
Massachusetts
The
American Medical Association
Richmond
Homeopathic Convention Discusses Murdock's Liquid Food
At the United States Homeopathic Convention annual meeting held in Deer Park Maryland and Saratoga essays were read and discussed on Murdock's Liquid Food by the ablest men in the profession. Never before has an essay or discussion been presented to them on this topic.
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Deer Park
Maryland
Saratoga
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Massachusetts inspectors analyze Mouriocks Liquid Food content
Two Massachusetts inspectors report on daily public questions about Mouriock’s Liquid Food findings. They note 14.10 percent albumen, zero to minimal albuminoids in other foods, and varying organic matter. They classify most preparations as tonics with 20.13 to 56.10 percent tonicity.
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Massachusetts
Mouriock
Murdock's Liquid Food Promoted After Fourteen Years
The advertisement proclaims Murdock's Liquid Food has stood the test of fourteen years with no rival prepa ration for nourishing blood and cleansing the system. It warns of six counterfeit versions matching value of Geef, Iron and Wine, urging caution to readers to avoid fakes.
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Murdock liquid food touted as universal cure
An advertisement claims Murdock's Liquid Food cleanses disease and speeds blood flow faster than foods or preparations. It asserts universal success with thousands of cases, promises indulgent guarantees, and contrasts with a closed free surgical hospital claiming greater benefit with funds redirected from the hospital.
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Those Hubby Recipes for Keeping Him at Home
The Post invites readers to submit a one sided letter under 100 words with the best recipe for keeping a husband at home. The earliest of equal merit wins. Send to Husband Competition The Post Boston.
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the Post
Boston
Live in a temperance town and barrel of beer found
In a temperance town Mus J F Everett faced action after placing a barrel of beer in the cellar. The note suggests police or municipal interest in local alcohol rules and Everett’s conduct within the community.
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J. F. Everett
Husband's Respectful Influence Keeps Husbands Home
Quoted by J. J. Maloney, the statement argues that a husband who treats his wife with respect supports her ambition and works with her, predicting that 99 of 100 husbands will stay at home and entertain their wives, reflecting a domestic outlook from the period.
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J. J. Maloney
Man silent on social duties beyond the home
A fragment questions where the man is in upholding shared social duties, noting husbands abundant but often silent while wives strive to balance household life and public duties. The piece laments absence of a large-hearted, honest man who broadens the world with shared responsibilities.
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Secretive Advice From T J S On Spouse Harmony
A terse missive offers guidance to control the husband through varied dress and demeanor. It urges mystery in movements, mild jealousy when harmless, silence during anger, and restraint in talking, concluding with the initials T. J. S.
Let Him Have a Night Out Says Dorchester Letter
A Dorchester reader signs off urging women to allow husbands one or two evenings away weekly and to greet them with cheer on return. The note promotes a cheerful, forgiving domestic plan and cautions against selfishness in marriage.
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Mars. Clarke
Dorchester
Resort to Phrenology for Control at Home
A phrenologist from Peverboro Nova Scotia advises readers to have a partner’s head examined to learn strong and weak points and tailor actions accordingly. The guide suggests not keeping him at home every night but making home life markedly pleasant to increase his preference for home.
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Peverboro
N. Hi
Special Fast Day Advice From Norway Reader
A reader from Norway Maine urges women to pursue a strict daily ritual to keep a man by: act with controlled jealousy, flirt just enough to show attraction, and suggest the Post appoint a day of fasting and prayer to influence him.
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Norway
Me. G. B
Study Your Husband Amid Domestic Guidance
A historical note suggests wives study their husbands to align home life with male expectations. It advises observing his past bachelor visions and creating similar comforts, while tempering impatience during early adjustments. If patience fails, a new businesslike re arrangement or extended courtship may follow in a practical, measured way.
Play Cards With Him For Comfort And Companionship
Advice urges inviting friends to join card games without arrogance, avoid complaining of ill health, and share a peaceful, relaxing evening. Encourage minimal drama, tidy the space, and invite him to rest while you read together for mutual ease.
Must Nots and Household Rules in DiocErnes Minus The Tus
A column fragment lists social expectations for madams urging modest piety obedience to husband and church, elevated conversation, restraint from domestic display a preference against nocturnal chiropody and daily bean indulgence. The tone mocks rigid moral codes and household rituals.
Clothing Bargains on Credit at Boyle Bros
Boyle Bros of 851 Washington street offer winter coats jackets wraps and furs at fixed credit prices. A special all wool jacket is five dollars with men and boys suits Ulsters and other winter wear heavily discounted. Sale runs all next week with evening hours.
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Washington Street
Boston Theatre Scene Buzzes With Dr Carver and Wilde Plays
Boston audiences await Dr Carver's return in The Scout at the Howard Atheneum and the New Devil's Auction at Bowdoin Square Theatre featuring three European dance celebrities. Hoyt's Temperance Town hits souvenir night at Park Theatre as Niobe and Lady Windermere's Fan draw crowds. Francis Wilson at Globe Theatre returns in The Lion Tamer, while diverse billings at Tremont Star Course and Grand Opera House promise powered spectacles and lively vaudeville throughout the week.
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Carver tale of Indians in Vienna and St Petersburg show
Dr. Carver recalls a story about an Indian in his troupe named Black Bear who caused trouble in Vienna by firing a revolver in the lobby and later in St Petersburg by resisting a bow and arrow act. The incident drew police attention and was settled with force, after which he caused no further trouble. Manager Charles H. Yale is praised as an enterprising manager and author.
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Sanford Is Mayor Elect After Tight Plurality Win
Lone Island City, Jan. 20. Horatio S. Sanford declared Mayor-elect by a 186 vote plurality over Patrick Gleason. Canvass of returns by John P. Hayes, the new city clerk, confirmed the result.
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World's Fair Trips for Two in Voting Contest Offer
The Post promotes a sensible voting contest with fourteen tickets and offers for special localities. Open to anyone in New England, the promotion urges quick participation and voting to win trips to the fair.
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