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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
2
Letter from John Bently of Grand Rapids Michigan credits Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey with curing his severe lung trouble. He was bedfast and 86 pounds but says after three months he weighs 100, with night sweats and chills gone. He urges sharing the note to show the medicine’s effects. Dated November 15, 1906.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Duffy’s Puré Malt Whiskey Cake as a pure invigorating tonic for nerves heart digestion and blood nourishment. It claims benefits for workers the sick and the young and warns against imitations while urging readers to seek the Old Chemist trademark and unbroken cork seal.
Representative Michael J. Coyle of Brighton pressed against engrossment of an $8950 bill for provincial work and urged investigations into Boston. He warned the project would cost $43,000 to finish and called prior costs wasteful, while Mr. Cushing defended reductions from $22,000 per volume to $10,000 annually. A note from editor Melville M. Bigelow suggested completion by 1910 or 1911.
Governor Guild urges immediate action on tariff revision and plans to sign an address to the President and Congress. He calls on legislators to join regardless of party and to present the request with their signatures for swift, direct appeal.
Governor Guild declares he will send an address to President Roosevelt and Congress urging immediate tariff revision. He plans a direct appeal, bypassing slow legislative hearings, with leaders Luce and Dean backing the move and outlining support from Commonwealth business delegates.
A notice requests recipients to submit their answer lists by a stated deadline. It specifies where to send responses and notes any required identification or formatting. The item emphasizes prompt participation and orderly collection of submissions.
The Boston Post outlines how to submit Booklovers contest answers by mail, at the office, or by express with risk borne by contestants. Sets must be in numerical order, separate envelopes for each set, and may include multiple answers per No.1 or No.2. Entries close at 6 p.m. Saturday Feb 16, with ties split prizes.
Copies of all book problems with coupons may be obtained at the Post Business Office or mailed postpaid on receipt of the regular price. The Booklovers' Contest Catalogue remains available as the edition is not exhausted. Contestants may send questions with a self addressed envelope. space is limited and not all questions can be answered in print.
Officials pledge strict fairness in contest judging with the official answers sealed before results. A trusted Boston firm will hold a sealed copy to verify list integrity, ensuring contestants receive deserved prizes without public disclosure of precautions.
An old advertisement promotes LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine as a worldwide cold and grip remedy. It claims to remove the cause of headaches and neuralgia from colds and urges readers to call for the full name and signature of E. W. Grove. Price listed as 25 cents.
Cyrus G. Upham of Needham Massachusetts recounts a yearlong ankle ulcer. Doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital urged amputation but he chose Hood's Sarsaparilla. After twelve bottles the sore healed and he returned to work with improved health.
The district attorney’s rulings on Sunday blue laws are examined, with a focus on what constitutes necessary work. Several cases are listed as not pressed, including Isaac Gauley florist and others, while items like ice cream delivery and baggage transfer are treated as necessary under specific circumstances.
Commissioner O'Meara criticizes District Attorney Moran for reversing rulings by municipal and district court judges. He says police presented facts to the open courts and regrets that cases did not reach the Superior Court for review while urging continued police adherence to open court decisions.
Mrs. F Ruefenacht reports her seven year old granddaughter recovered from a severe itchy body eruption after measles. After trying multiple remedies for three weeks, Cuticura Remedies were used and within five days the child was fully cured. Bakersfield California June 25 and July 20 1906.
A testimonial from A H Smith of Marion Me dated December 1 1905 claims Cuticura Remedies cured a sixteen year old boy of humor on the face and kept him clear for twenty years. The notice promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Sweet Soaplet with claims of cleansing healing and blood purity and offers a free booklet on skin humors.
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