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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1893
Page
5
The British Medical Association at its Brighton convention acknowledged after discussions by leading physicians from England France Germany and the United States that this is the only preparation they ever endorsed.
The American Medical Association endorsed Murdock's Liquid Food after essays and discussions at annual conventions in Richmond and Washington. No essays were read on any other preparation of Raw Food, cementing support for the product.
At the annual meeting in Deer Park Maryland and Saratoga essays were read and discussed by the ablest men in the profession on Food and related topics. The event featured extensive debate and highlighted the significance of the topic among practitioners.
Massachusetts inspectors report Murdock's Liquid Food contains 14.10 percent albumen while other foods show minimal organic content. Common food has low ash and organic matter, with preparations ranging 22.62 to 60.50 percent. Alcoholic extracts show 1.97, and most preparations are tonics with 20.18 to 56.10 percent. The sample analyzed shows 1o 28-100 percent albuminoids and promoters claim it cleanses the system and builds blood, warning of six counterfeit versions.
An advertisement touts Murdock's Liquid Food as a universal cure for disease, claiming faster healing than foods or preparations, with testimonials from cases since 1878. It states the product is safe, sweet tasting, and offers a cure guarantee, including a free cage for paralytics or consumptives, tying the offer to closing of a free surgical hospital.
Boston notes cheer Lady Windermere's Fan at Columbia Theatre praising its universal favorable reception and reduced slowness after a recent rehearsal. Palmar's company marks a first outside the home theatre, with KE Holram and John Drew aiding Frohman interests and a broader crowd-pleasing farce era noted at Tremont and Hollis Street venues.
The article praises versatile actors in Boston productions including Stints and Sinners Alabama and Jim the Penman with Lord Agustus, crediting Henry B. Harris and Arthur F. Clark for Lady Windermere's Fan. It notes Lillian Kennedy's first Boston visit despite throat troubles and outlines ties to theater families and Chicago connections. It mentions The Scout's massive Rio Grande tank and Francis Wilson's Che Lion Tamer, referencing stage gimmicks and crowd interest.
Among the musicians the Adamowski Quartet gave the last Chickering Hall concert with Arthur Nikisch assisting. The program included works by Haydn Saint Saens and a violin and piano suite. The Handel and Haydn Society announced its 687th concert for February 5 1893 at Music Hall with Nordica Poole Campanini Fischer Zerrahn Lang.
B A Atkinson & Co. held a salesmen banquet at Young's praised for hospitality and prize awards. George O Whipple led with sales over 125000, receiving a gold watch. A P Chapman earned a gold ring. J B Hennessy won a $5 gold piece. Speakers praised self made leadership and firm loyalty.
The Columbus Athletic Club held its first grand ball at Bethesda Hall on Broadway with over 400 couples attending. Wright's orchestra played as Floor Director James F. Grady led the 9 pm march assisted by Miss Annie, with many city and visiting athletic clubs represented.
A readable fragment lists Morse, W Fowler, P J Kennedy, W S Butler, M Y Part, T H Tighe, J C Heaton, William Sears, G W Jennings, J B Hennessy, A P Chapman, G O Whipple, S Hudson, J A Kennedy, W J Derry, A A Sutherland, F W Stone, W Ms Henevan, M A Wood, D A Latham and H H McLeod.
The Boston school committee met last night and discussed a uniform system of physical training for city high schools. It refused the Dorchester primary and kindergarten site, approved land seizure on Dorchester Ave and Richmond St for school use, and asked $25,000 more for Brighton High School. Keenan’s request to add $40,000 for a university course was indefinitely postponed.
An adjourned meeting of the board of overseers of Harvard College will be held at No 50 State street Boston on Wednesday Jan 25 at 11 o’clock a m to consider the question of free or even scholarships. Alexander McKenzie secretary Cambridge Jan 18 1893.
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