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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
2
Patients beginning or renewing at 18 Boylston Street by July 15 receive one free month of treatment and medicines. Free consultation and X-ray exam plus four months treatment if starting before July 15. Testimonials cite rapid relief and cure for chronic leg pains.
Mrs. R. F. Clarke of 968 Broadway Everett Mass describes twelve years of ear and jaw pain and inability to eat solids. After hospitals and private doctors failed, Osmo-Chemic Physicians treated her and she was cured in a few sessions, expressing great surprise and satisfaction.
Mr. A. F. Ballard of South Framingham Massachusetts reports weight loss due to indigestion but credits Osmo-Chemic Physicians with curing his stomach disease after successful treatments for his wife and a friend. He urges others to seek their care immediately.
Mrs. A. D. Evans of 489 Columbia Road Dorchester Massachusetts says doctors treated her for rheumatism for years.
Mr J G Blood of 26 Agassiz Ave Waverley Mass aged 50 recounts a sudden skin ailment that spread across his body causing ceaseless torment day and night. He details the illness as a crippling period of pain and distress.
Patient describes extreme fatigue and agitation, seeks treatment from Osmo-Cemic Physicians. They diagnose scabies and apply remedies that provide instant relief and a lasting cure.
Medical consulting service ad lists physician at 18 Boylston Street Sus ton Massachusetts with daily hours from 12 to 4 and 6, closed Sundays and holidays.
In Worcester on July 7 a six year old, Ernest B. Wagner, was killed when a gun in his father's barn discharged. His four year old brother Ralph watched as the firearm swung from a nail and its weight pulled the trigger, piercing Ernest's heart.
An advertisement urges readers to use Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey to combat heat and sunstroke during hot weather. It claims medical benefits, domestic use instructions, dosage, and worldwide availability, with an offer for free medical advice and an illustrated booklet.
Captain William H. Rowe and his wife celebrate 69 years of marriage in Cape Ann. Mrs. Rowe, a Liverpool Nova Scotia native now 90, lives with son William H. Rowe Jr. Their seven children include only two survivors, William Jr. and John of Riverside.
Arthur Shea alias Henry Johnson and Arthur White real name Douglas White were found guilty of fraudulent use of Boston Elevated transfer checks. White received two counts and Shea three counts, with fines of 10 and 15 dollars respectively. prosecutors say more transfer fraud prosecutions will follow.
The full bench of the Supreme Judicial Court ordered that $20 fines imposed on C. W. Cameron and W. D. McIntosh by Judge Fox be repaid. The decision cites that the special finding by the Superior Court judge was not warranted by the evidence.
The case stems from a 1905 injunction against Cameron McIntosh and others in the Amalgamated Woodworkers of America Local 24 for interfering with complainants business. The Superior Court found Cameron and McIntosh violated the injunction by acting on a Sept 11 notice, though the bench questioned the evidence tying them to that notice. The court also rules that Local 24 and other unincorporated unions were improperly joined and should be removed as defendants.
William Metcalf of Providence, a fugitive charged with assault on Edith Strong, was spotted near his former Weare residence. He dropped a suitcase and fled after being recognized by Charles Brown, as Sheriff Ramsey and a large search party pressed the case. Strong, though shaken, has largely recovered and described the assault ending near New Boston.
In the State Supreme Court, Mrs. Amy Ormsby secured custody of B. Woodbury Ormsby with the child to be taken to East Aurora West Virginia. The father George F. Ormsby may visit at reasonable times while he completes his Ohio divorce investigation.
A 60 horsepower touring car towed a horse along the Union wharf after a passenger, unaware of how to drive, shifted levers. The horse Dobbin fought back as the auto circled the street, dragged a wagon, and finally halted when longshoremen shut off the power.
Marian Jones, 16, vanished from her Hamilton home on Linden street after being sent on an errand. Her sister Effie reported the disappearance, and Marian was later spotted with her older brother Alwin Jones of Turner Maine at the railroad station. He handed police papers claiming custody until a guardian is appointed.
John R. Abernathy former Rough Rider and United States marshal in Oklahoma tied the knot in Oklahoma City following an elopement. He and his bride arrived in Lawton seeking to dodge her furious father. Abernathy once entertained President Roosevelt at his ranch and led famous wolf hunts in Comanche County.
In Monongahela near Pittsburg on July 7 a boiler in the water works plant exploded killing one man and fatally injuring a woman. The incident caused about 50000 dollars in damage.
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