Warner's Safe Cure Promised for Kidney and Rheumatic Ailments
A Boston Post reader offer touts Warner's Safe Cure as a permanent remedy for kidneys liver bladder blood urinary organs rheumatism and diabetes. M D Jenning of Benton Harbor Mich describes resolving a back injury after using the product and quitting further medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Boston Post
M. D. Jenning
Benton Habor
Mich
Colorado
Benton Harbor
Bright
Warner's Safe Cure promotes kidney disease relief
An opioid free reklam style notice touts Warner's Safe Cure for kidney and related diseases. It claims quick relief for Bright's Disease and rheumatic conditions and offers trial bottles free by mail from Rochester New York with guaranteed genuineness and medical booklets.
New York Central Faces Smoke Nuisance Indictment
The New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company was arraigned in Superior Criminal Court on a secret nine count indictment for maintaining a smoke nuisance at its Back Bay yard. The case stems from Board of Health and Chief Smoke Inspector Jeremiah J. Good. Each count claims smoke exceeded six minutes per hour with exceptions allowed, carrying potentially $900 in fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Superior Criminal Court
Grand
Back
Bay
Michael Maginnis
Board of Health
Jeremiah J. Good
Eiffel Tower Becomes Army Wireless Station
Paris January 22 The Eiffel tower will become a permanent military wireless station following a government decision. From 984 feet high the War Department during maneuvers maintained contact with the eastern frontier and the tower has linked with Berlin and London. New installations will enable regular communication with Algeria and Tunis in the French African colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eiffel Tower
War Department
Vosges
Heiffel Tower
Berlin
London
Algeria
Tunis
Heart of Fernald Exhumed for Poison Test No. 2
The Fernald case moves to Harvard where Professor Whitney seeks heart evidence to confirm poisoning or a shock death. George M Fernald’s body was exhumed in Jackson New Hampshire and the heart sent to Boston for analysis. Wyman says Christmas liquor may explain Elmer Fernald’s injuries though others found no liquor evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Medical School
William F. Whitney
George M
Elmer B. Fernald
Sanderson
George M. Fernald
Jackson
N. H
Morris
Everett
Mr. Fernald
Ada McLeod
A. A. Wyman
Miss McLeod
Elmer Fernald
Elmer
Million and quarter starving in China drives relief appeal
telegram from Rev Dr John R Hykes reports 3,000,000 destitute in district 3 with refugees flocking cities. Missionaries urged to lead famine relief through churches as millions suffer and deaths begin after five months of suffering. General relief committee asks placing work relief in missionaries' hands.
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New York
American Bible Society
John R. Hykes
Society For China
Shanghai Missionary Association
General Relief Committee
East
China
Solicit Aid for Starving in Shanghai
Deep concern over Shanghai conditions shows over a million natives starving and another million in need. Local missionaries and church groups urge subscriptions to aid sufferers, with initial actions in New York and soon by the American Bible Society in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
John R. Hykes
D. D
New York
American Bible Society
Old Winter Slip Promoted in Hot Springs Curative Waters
In Hot Springs Arkansas the U S government promotes a winter health retreat highlighting curative waters and a favorable climate for health and pleasure. The notice markets the resort as a premier winter destination with federal backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Arkansas
U. S
Bureau of Infor
Stranded Boy Actor Reunited With Dundeberger Aid
Dr. Lewis of the State Board of Charity sent Fay Lee Dundeberger to Tewksbury State Hospital with a stranded boy actor. The lad walked into a Friend street stable from Sioux City after joining Clark's dog and pony troupe. He claimed amateur night employment led to hardship, dog duty, and negligible pay before his parents could be reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lewis
State Board of Charity
Fay Lee Dundeberger
Tewksbury
Friend Street
Sioux City
Clark
The
S. P. T. A. And L. Society Induct New Officers
At the last regular meeting of St. Patrick's Total Abstinence and Literary Society of Roxbury the following officers were inducted into office: President William J. Neagle vice president Dr. Joseph L. Sullivan recording and corresponding secretary Thomas F. Phelan financial secretary Frederick T. Keefe treasurer Cornelius J. Crowley sergeant at arms John J. Cunniff 2d librarian James Donovan board of directors John J. Quinn chairman Joseph P. Cussen secretary Hugh Gallagher Henry Schaeffer and Attorney Patrick D. Walsh the spiritual director is the Rev Maurice F. Flynn of St Patrick's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Total Abstinence and Literary Society of
Roxbury
William J. Neagle
Joseph L. Sullivan
Thomas F. Phelan
Frederick T. Keefe
Cornelius J. Crowley
John J. Cunniff
James Donovan
John J. Quinn
Joseph P. Cussen
Hugh Gallagher
Henry Schaeffer
Patrick D. Walsh
Maurice F. Flynn
St. Patrick’s Church
Shaw Releases Gas Co Site in Boston
The Treasury Department formally releases its option on the Commercial street property owned by Boston Consolidated Gas Company. Secretary Shaw ends the fight over this site, sending the release to the Gas Company's president. Assistant Secretary Edwards to visit Boston to pick a new site.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Commercial Street
Boston
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Shaw
Richards
Gas Company
H Edwards
Mt St Josephs Academy Alumnae Host Subscription Party
The Mt. St. Josephs Academy alumnae of Allston plan a subscription party this evening in Copley Hall with whist in Allston Hall and dancing in Copley Hall. Alumnae women act as ushers aided by a corps of young men. matrons are former graduates recently married. Thomas Watson of Brighton is floor director and Dr John McCauley oversees the whist.
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Mt. St. Joseph’s Academy
Allston
Copley Hall
Allston Hall
Thomas Watson
Brighton
John McCauley
Public showers opened at Paul Revere School
The school committee allows bath trustees to open the Paul Revere School showers at Prince Street Ward 6 to the public every evening. Men may use them Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays while women may use them Tuesdays and Thursdays. They were opened for the first time last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Paul Revere School
Prince Street
Ward 6
Rioting Troops Rampage in Columbus Negro District
In Columbus on January 22 fifty white soldiers raided the so called bad lands neighborhood, terrorizing residents, smashing windows and mirrors in negro saloons, and looting for about an hour before a mob of 500 and two regulars dispersed them. Major Glenn notified the War Department.
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Columbus
Glenn
War Department
Locust Street
Fourth Street
Naghten Street
Property dispute locks two ex spouses in court
Francis H. Blackwell asked the Supreme Court, before Judge Rugg, to recover two estates on Ridgmont Street Allston claiming ownership shifted after divorce. He says pre marriage gift valued at 8000 dollars and mortgage paid left him with a beneficial interest, while Mrs. Blackwell contends she holds title and income. she says she gave 2500 dollars to her husband for the property. The couple married in 1899, separated two years later, and divorced six months after. The hearing drew many friends of both sides.
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Francis H. Blackwell
Supreme Court
Rugg
Ridgmont Street
Allston
Blackwell
Blackwells
Newfoundland Dog Saves Family From House Fire
Ted the Newfoundland of John J. Holland bursts through doors and wakes his family in Swampscott as flames engulf the home. He becomes trapped inside while Mr Holland and the wife and four children escape with a small desk holding valuable papers. The building is a total loss and the fire’s cause remains unknown.
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Lynn
Ted
John J. Holland
Roy Street
Swampscott
Rogers' Counsel Delays Bay State Gas Case
A court hearing in the Bay State gas case is postponed as Henry H. Rogers' counsel delays the proceeding before Professor John C. Gray. The master will determine damages to be recovered by Receiver Pepper under a verdict secured months ago.
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Henry H. Rogers
Bay State
John C. Gray
Pepper
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free Month Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians at 18 Boylston Street offer free one month of treatment including all medicines for any curable chronic disease if patients apply before Feb 1. Free consultation and X ray examination are provided, with a guarantee of cure in every curable case. Out of town visitors come by train seeking treatment.
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Boylston Street
Jan List
Woman credits Osmo Chemie light treatment for cancer pain relief
Harriet F. Barry of 8L Broadway Extension says doctors wanted surgery for a cancer in her side after a rib injury. She claims Osmo-Chemie light treatment banished the pain and distress, aiding her recovery and urging others to seek the same cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet F. Barry
Broadway Extension
City
Samuel Hopkiss
Mfg
Leather Goods
Beach St
Osmo-Chemic treatment cited as cure for chronic pain
Mrs E K Story of Chelsea Massachusetts recounts twelve years of illness with abdominal distension and an ovarian tumor. After trying local doctors she sought Osmo-Chemic treatment, which she says removed the tumor without cutting and ended her pain, prompting her to tell others within reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. C. Story
Congress Ave
Chelsea
Mass
E. C. Story
Osmo Chemic Physicians Praised by Nurse Potter
Experienced nurse Sarah M. Potter of Brookline Massachusetts declares the Osmo- Chemic treatment cured her lung trouble years ago and eased neuritis pain restoring her health. She commends their kindness, effectiveness and affordable prices for chronic ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Potter
Davis Ave
Brookline
Mass
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Office Address
Permanent offices at Suite 8 No Boylston street Boston invite inquiries for chronic disease book. Office hours 4 AM to 12 M, 2 to 6 PM. closed Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me von
No. Boylston St
Boston
Bundaya
Married All the Cole Girls and Is in Town With Wife No. 4
George B. Martin, a Fairfield House chef from North Woodstock New Hampshire, tells a Boston Post reporter he has married the Cole sisters one by one. He describes divorces on grounds of desertion and non support but says all ex wives remain friends and he is happily living with Louvilla, the last and youngest Cole sister. He recalls marriages starting in 1877 and notes his son from the first marriage lives in Keene.
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C. L. Flaccus Co
Park Place
Barclay Street
New York
Boston
New England
George B. Martin
Fairfield House
North Woodstock
N. H
George
Cole
Nellie Woodward
Bryant’s Pond
Keene
Cole Girls
Etta
Dancing Academy
Lakeport
Nellie
Laconia
Ashland
Hudson
Louvilla
Woodstock
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