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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1904
Page
4
For the nervous and sleepless readers, Sanford's flat tea offers comfort from overwork. The ad claims it induces natural sleep, boosts circulation, shifts blood to the stomach, and aids digestion, urging buyers to request Sanford's for thirty years of purity and flavor.
Impure water and unripe fruit are blamed for malaria and summer sickness, but the remedy is Sanford's Ginger. The ad urges readers to tell the dealer to supply Sanford's and reject all substitutes.
A nostalgic promotional snippet extols Sanford's Ginger tea as a comforting beverage for mothers at home, praising its genuine ginger and refreshing quality to lift spirits on hot days.
Sleepless nights in hot weather weaken vitality and risk heat prostrations. A cup of Sanford's Ginger at retiring helps settle the blood in the stomach, relieves the head, aids digestion, and promotes refreshing sleep in insomnia and nervousness. Always healthful, be sure you get Sanford's.
The Dorchester schoolhouse commissioners opened bids yesterday for heating and ventilating equipment for the new grammar school on old Gibson site School Street and for electrical work. Eight bids for heating ranged from 21984 by Ingalls and Kendricken to 23018 by A Dun ean and Co. Three electrical bids ranged from 444 by B Foster and Co to 7000 by the Lord Electric Company. All bids were taken under consideration.
Judge Joseph D Fallon in South Boston District Court says Edward Cline was beaten by Reserve Officer O Sullivan for no reason as witnesses testified The judge condemns police brutality and notes Cline’s head was injured as he tried to comply with a command to move on He orders proceedings and warrants for the officer involved.
Friends and neighbors believe eight year old Willie Magner of Roxbury was kidnapped for ransom after disappearing last Monday. Reports place him near a Dorchester transfer station or possible gypsy camps as searches span Franklin Park and surrounding areas. A clairvoyant offered a camp theory and whispers of death linger among family and community members as investigation continues.
National League leaders appear certain of the pennant and owner Taylor of the local American League team calls for an early post-season challenge. He argues the public and fans favor a series and that AL clubs should move now to challenge the New York Nationals, possibly through a round robin among the five leading AL clubs.
Major Kelley testifies twice at Lt Delaney court martial at brigade HQ. He contradicts earlier state testimony and accuses Captain Cully of pressuring him to claim Delaney drank. Captain Casey corroborates tension between Kelley and Logan and disputes rumors of holdups at Lakeville camp. Next hearing scheduled Monday at 7:30.
The Jackson Club of Charlestown, Boston, held a ratification of the presidential ticket voting unanimously to endorse Alton B. Parker for President and Henry Davis of West Virginia for Vice President. The club also endorsed James J. Mellen for Senator from the district with C. S. Sullivan as the current nominee. Ex Alderman John A. McLaughlin seconded the nomination before nearly 500 attendees.
Strong claims for Cuticura products promise relief for eczema and skin humours with a hot creamy lather bath and nightly bandages. The full treatment includes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills, offered globally by The Cupola Drug & Chemical Co as a complete cure for skin and scalp issues from infancy to age.
Athol reports 14 watches owned by missing Frank J. Burns have been traced to a New York pawnshop. State police Chief Shaw and Detective Murray say the items were left by Smith, held on a larceny charge.
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