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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1904
Page
3
Prominent advocates touts a limited time $16 guarantee for Medico-Osteopathy treatment by Doctor Blair. Deafness and chronic diseases are claimed curable with a four day window to start before the offer expires on Sunday at noon. United States figures and ordinary citizens praise the method as curing and restoring health.
Mrs. G. A. Hutchins of 165 Princeton Street East Boston Massachusetts credits Medico-Osteopathy with ending years of chronic bronchitis and harassing cough. She says nights were distressed and breathing difficult prior to treatment and that doctors offered no relief.
Doctor Blair offers in person treatment for all diseases at a nominal 10 dollar fee, with complete cure included. The offer applies to anyone who begins therapy on or before the first of the month, with no extension beyond that date.
Mrs Parker of Roxbury recounts years of deafness and failed therapies at Eye and Ear Infirmary and many specialists before undergoing Doctor Blair's Medico Osteopathic Treatment. She reports restored hearing after a short course and even heard Odd Ladies ceremony.
St Louis and Chicago tied 1 1 in the ninth but Collins delivered in the tenth as Stahl drove in the winning run. Ferris started the rally with a tieing three base hit and Collins scored on a ground drive after Stahl’s hot hit. Cy Young outpitched Smith as Boston held Chicago to seven hits and none in the decisive frames.
The Washington team won the first game 8 to 2 while Cleveland took the second 7 to 0. Patten limited opponents to four hits in the opener as Washington received solid support from the lineup.
Wakefield Massachusetts resident Howard Emerson says he was deaf for eight years and after six weeks of Medico-Osteopathic treatment by Dr Blair can hear ordinary conversation and attend to his business without difficulty. He had tried numerous doctors without relief and calls the method a future treatment for all ear troubles.
Mr Powers of ss Boylston Street recounts five year illness misdiagnosed as diabetes with back and kidney pain. After visiting Dr Blair, rapid improvement followed without medicines, leaving him claiming full restoration to health and praising the treatment.
Doctor Blair provides a free copy of his book titled Osteopathy What It Is And How It Cures along with the history of the New Science. The publication includes opinions from notable men and women and is available on request at his office or by mail.
All persons applying by letter or in person will receive consultation and advice at no cost. Doctor Blair's Diagnosis Blank will be sent free to any address upon application.
Philadelphia scene notes Wood dislocating his left elbow after colliding with Stovall during a bunt in the fifth inning. Detroit's miscues lead to four runs as Wolverton’s steal and Magee's hits fuel the scoring. Boston takes the early lead with Tenney and Abbaticchio driving in runs. a tight contest unfolds through the seventh inning. New York defeats Brooklyn 11 to 2 at the Polo Grounds as Poole exits and Bergen makes a notable catch.
Players Thomas Roth and Needham fueled the win with key hits and strikes. Wilhelm and Sparks combined for multiple strikeouts while Abbaticchio and Needham tallied two strikeouts each. Tituse was hit by a pitched ball as time reached 1 hour 40 minutes with Carpenter umpiring and 258 in attendance.
In a tight second game of the series the Boston club led by Buckenberger beat Philadelphia 6 to 5 as Duffy, Magee and Abbaticchio sparked late offense. Duffy came close to a game tying hit before Raymer snagged a pop fly with the sacks full.
Pittsburg game recap. Pittstore managed one hit through seven and a half innings before three hits and an error produced their lone scoring chance. Lynch pitched poorly, allowing a forced-in run as the decisive moment.
Harry Caldwell defeats Basil DeGuichard by half a lap in a 15 mile motor paced race in Manchester. Matt Downey beats A C McDonald in three straight heats. Axel Reuden defeats Bob Schultz by 2 8 of a lap in a three mile motor paced event. Attendance 1200.
The 20 mile paced race at Charles River Park, postponed by rain, was won on points by Nat Butler and Hugh Stinson of Cambridge. MacLean led early and briefly held the lead but Butler passed him to secure victory as Mettling did not finish due to an accident.
Frankie Neil of San Francisco defeats Hughey McGovern of Brooklyn in a six round title bout at the National Athletic Club Philadelphia. The fight is described as the most vicious seen in the city between small men with blood drawn from both boxers as the match ends with McGovern barely standing.
Tomorrow night in San Francisco Battling Nelson meets Eddie Hanlon in a 20 round 130 pound bout with potential title implications as the conqueror of Martin Canole eyes the next chance at Jimmy Britt. Nelson’s recent wins over Spider Welsh and Canole boost his case while Hanlon, who split two with Young Corbett, remains a tough test.
Reports note two games today at the South End starting at 2 with two teams winning. Washington defeats Cleveland while the champions hold a two and a half game lead over the White Sox, who must strike the West to lose first. Various local notices reference attendance rules and open dates for Cambridge and Cambridge A A.
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