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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1904
Page
3
Doctor Blair offers a public demonstration and treatment session for chronic diseases using medico osteopathy. Applies to nearly all diseases except deafness with a $10 fee until cure, including invalids and incurable cases, promising dramatic improvements such as the lame walking and the deaf hearing.
Doctor Blair announces his Medico Osteopathic treatment will cure deafness and other chronic diseases with a June offer of ten dollars until cured. He claims overwhelming evidence and widespread public benefit, inviting all suffering from chronic conditions to start treatment by July 16, with exceptions for deafness and head noises which incur a higher fee.
A newspaper notice announces a $10 in person treatment by Doctor Blair for all diseases until cured. Patients must apply at his office by July 16. The ad claims 810 covers complete cure with no other fee and urges those discouraged by other doctors to seek Medico Osteopathy at a nominal price.
Doctor Blair distributes a free volume titled Osteopathy, What It Is and How It Cures, including history of the New Science and opinions of notable men and women. Free through office pickup or by writing for it.
All applicants will receive consultation and advice free of charge. Doctor Blair's Diagnosis Blank will be sent at no cost to any address upon request.
Mr C W Turner of Boston aged 86, long plagued by back pain and headaches, describes severe agony and unsuccessful medical care. After four treatments by Doctor Blair, all pains ceased, nerves strengthened, and he feels ten years younger despite being over fifty.
Mrs Jennie Montenn 34 Washington Jamaica Plain states kidney trouble left her dizzy and sleepless after ten years of suffering. After trying many doctors and patent medicines, she sought Dr Blair and in two months she recovered strength and vigor, calling him the one who cured her.
Boston Americans under Captain Collins beat the Washingtons 6 to 2 in Washington. Rain delayed play 25 minutes and left the diamond poor. Townsend and Winter faced off as opposing pitchers. Boston rallied in the fourth inning with four runs and Stahl, McCormick, O Neill, Ferris, and Farrell paced the offense.
New York won the third game of the series against Philadelphia on July 5 powered by heavy batting while Philadelphia misplayed plays. Fultz starred in the field and Murphy connected for a ninth inning home run to seal the win.
Mrs Norris Hind of Norwood Massachusetts describes a typhoid induced deafness from forty years earlier now improved after Doctor Blair’s Medico Osteopathic treatment. She states she can hear a clock tick in both ears and even hear voices four seats away on a train with clear conversation.
Reed of 312 Park Ave Whitman Massachusetts says pain in back and leg, knee bandage, could not dress or stoop, became burden to himself and friends. After two Blair treatments without drugs he reports full mobility, dressing easily, feels rejuvenated and transformed into a healthy man.
Mr. E. D. Powers of 88 Boylston Street, once bedridden five years with memory loss and back pain, was diagnosed as diabetic by physicians. After visiting Dr. Blair, he recovered rapidly without drugs, claiming osteopathic treatment healed the diseased parts and restored his health.
New York July 5 John S Dickerson owner of the Madeleine schooner yacht that defended the America cup in 1876 dies in Philadelphia from apoplexy. A native of Philadelphia he formerly headed a metal importers firm and retired from business eighty years ago.
A New York to Marblehead ocean race begins today under Eastern Yacht Club management. About 15 to 20 starters are expected, with a start off the bell buoy at Rockaway Inlet at 8 pm. If weather remains favorable, finish should come Saturday.
Marblehead, July 5. Nine 35-foot Lipton cup yachts started from Gravesend Bay for a 330 mile ocean course. The Little Rhody of Rhode Island YC won at 9 48 last night, likely earning Sir Thomas Lipton’s 100 guinea cup. Newasi of Larchmont YC placed second, Bay 2d of Brooklyn YC third, Fanshawe of New Rochelle YC fourth, Mignon of Indian Harbor Club fifth. Seabird by Thomas Fleming Day was en route to Massachusetts Bay. Siren turned back at Fire Island, Eumarelia at Newport, Mopsa at Vineyard Haven.
The Herald-Transcript game on the American League grounds was halted in the fourth inning due to rain. The Herald led 9 to 7 when Umpire Stafford called the game off.
Crack pitcher of the New York Americans, who has 14 consecutive victories to his credit, the best record made in either league this year.
NEW YORK July 5 By surpassing the record of 12 straight wins set by Joe McGinnity Chesbro claims the pitching phenomenon of the year His 14th straight victory comes after steady dominance of hitters with his curve and drop Total hits allowed 130 against Chesbro 204 against opponents He also gave up 43 bases on balls to opponents 39 while striking out 88 of his own batters 54 by opponents Track records show Chesbro’s continued superiority over his peers.
Ort Wells captures the Lawrence Realization Stakes of 20945 at Sheepshead Bay with Mercury second and Graziallo third. Mineola sets a new world record for six and a half furlongs at 1 18 2 5, while Veto wins the second part of the double. John A. Drake buys Britisher’s half interest for 12500.
Scholes the Canadian sculler won his heat for the Diamond sculls at Henley opening day defeating S R Wells of the Bedford Rowing Club. Poor weather dampened interest with few foreign entrants and no US entries. The Winnipeg crew drew a bye and will row in the final heat for the steward's cup.
East boxing fans await next Friday night in Philadelphia for a six round clash between Bob Fitzsimmons and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien. The bout, billed as the most significant East engagement since Munroe versus Sharkey, pits the veteran Fitzsimmons against the talented young O'Brien with both seeking title recognition and a possible path to Jeffries’s era.
Reports say Jim Jeffries may still fight Jack Munroe with a cork leg if needed amid doubts he faked injuries to dodge the bout. Coast insiders note rising interest, costly cards, and a shift to fall scheduling as promoters seek to revive boxing with Nelson Hanlon Corbett matchups and other planned bouts.
The Allston Golf Club held a club band concert at its clubhouse with dazzling lights and lanterns. About 300 members and guests enjoyed music by the Salem Cadet Band on the lawn in a festive season opening.
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