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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1904
Page
2
A political advertisement extols Osmo-Chemic physicians offering a complete cure for ten dollars and extending the deadline to July 10. The testimonial from George F. Simmonds claims a liver issue and general malaise improved after a treatment course, with free X-ray examinations offered to prospective patients.
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians defend their Radiant Remedies against impostors and pirates who imitate their advertising and healing methods. They praise their world-class science, costly instruments, and extensive practice, announcing a limited time offer to treat curable cases at their Boylston Building offices before July 10 for ten dollars with no extra charges.
The Osmo-Chemie Physicians publish names and addresses of people cured and well known in the community. The public is urged to visit these individuals locally to verify their truthful statements and the merit of the treatment.
Mrs Mabel F Upham of Merrimac New Hampshire states she was deaf for three years unable to hear ordinary conversation or locate sounds. After consulting Osmo-Chemle Physicians on May 24 1904 she reports being cured through their treatment in a signed statement.
An advertisement listing Mrs J Sharp of Lynn Massachusetts cured of deafness. Also claims by Mr R S Wilkins of Lynn cured of deafness and Mrs Emma A Wilson of Lynn cured of almost total deafness. J S Harrington of Westminster Massachusetts cited for catarrhal deafness.
Mr. Geo S Flanders of 28 Gibbina street Somerville Mass says he suffered great pain and had no faith in the Osmo Chemic treatment yet yielding marvelous results after few treatments he can hear a watch tick and the clock in his room. Signed Geo S Flanders.
Mrs. R G Monk of Manlius New York reports years of nasal and ear catarrh with loud head noises that forced work breaks. She credits Osmo-Cemic Physicians with first improvement from the start of treatment, which began mid treatment period.
Mrs Leonora Webster of 20 Spruce Street Portland Maine a member of secret societies and ladies auxiliaries testifies that Osmo-Chemic Physicians cured her Kidney Liver trouble and later cancer of the liver denying any sale of her testimonial for money and praising the Osmo-Chemic treatment as wondrous for her condition.
A list of names from Maine to New York city residents said to be cured of deafness and related symptoms by the Osmo-Chemic system. The letter from Mrs. R. G. Monk and Mrs. Mary J. Crocker attests relief from head noises and catarrh with claims of general health gains and a willingness to pay for value received.
Readville July fourth crowd of 10,000 watched Pan Michael pace a fast mile, clocking 2 06%4 to beat Cascade and set the year’s mile record. The card had seven races with several tight heats and upsets including Free Silver in the 2:17 trot and Ziba overtaking Jack of Diamonds.
Ex congressman John F. Fitzgerald and Daniel J. Kiley depart for St Louis as delegates to the Democratic national convention. Fitzgerald missed Sunday travel due to a relative’s death while Kiley, former Common Council president, accompanies him.
Charles M. Schwab, on a Europe visit, met a poor French nobleman with no English. Schwab, fluent in French, discussed opportunities America offers to the underprivileged. The narrative notes Schwab recently received a further development of the conversation.
Sir G F Simmonds of 11 Everdean Street Dorchester Massachusetts reports he read of Osmo-Chemic doctors claims and persuaded his ailing father to seek treatment. The note suggests reader interest in alternative cures circulating in local papers.
Mrs W W Potter of 58 Dean Street Everett Massachusetts praises Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine after years of nasal and post-nasal catarrh and rheumatism. She says the stubborn entarrh is entirely well and rheumatic pains improve after a short period of treatment at the Osmo-Chemic office.
William Gallett of Holliston Massachusetts reports fifteen years of rheumatism and hemorrhoids improved after a course of Osmo-Chemic treatment. He notes significant pain reduction, better function, and piles greatly improved, expressing gratitude and endorsing the doctors to the universe.
Mrs. Mary A Baker of 21 Berkley Street Malden Mass says she suffered repeated grippe leading to bronchial trouble and nervousness. After consulting Osmo-Chemic doctors she began treatment and reports marvellous improvement from the simple method claiming a cure.
Parker Ray of 170 Lebanon Street Malden Massachusetts writes he suffered joint and kidney trouble before visiting Osmo-Chemic physicians. After examination doctors said they could cure him. He started treatment and reports feeling better than in years. Signed Parker Ray.
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians offer free X ray examinations using radio-active solution and the Osmo-Chemic Screen to detect disease in any body part with no charge. The description invokes several advanced instruments and promises a painless, costless assessment.
Osmo-Chemic System CT Medicine Incorporated lists J L Plunkett MD as chief consultant with permanent offices in Boston Lyon Worcester Manchester and Bangor. Offices open 9 am to 8 pm daily except Sunday closed.
A vast Atlantic wreck scene recalls the Norge disaster near Scotland as hundreds of lives are lost when the liner strikes a rock and sinks within minutes. Survivors describe chaos on deck, failed lifeboat tackles, and the frantic retreat of passengers toward the rescue boats at Grimsby and the Sylvia.
A Boston area consumer suffers years of tuberculosis and asthma until a Koch Lung Cure treatment at 361 Boylston Street Boston starts healing. The patient gains strength, breathes easily, and believes the disease is cured, inviting others to verify at No 7 Jacques Street Somerville Boston.
Jimmy Moran wins his second race of the day at Charles River Park, dominating a five-entry field in the 3 mile event with Nat Butler two laps back. Coffey wins the one mile handicap but is disqualified for fouling Moran's rival, while Charley Turvills takes the five mile motor race.
A Georgian describes relief from chronic headaches after quitting coffee and using Postum Food Coffee. He reports weight gain from 145 to 163 pounds in five months, crediting the switch and endorsing Postum through local references and the phrase There’s a reason.
Mathieson described the disaster aboard the Norge where eight lifeboats existed but only two remained afloat as the ship sank. He recounted banging alarms and orderly forceful actions by officers to save passengers, with many women and children left aboard as chaos erupted and lives were lost.
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