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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1898
Page
2
An ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safer alternative to blood purifiers and nerve tonics. It claims the remedy digests food, rests the stomach, and improves digestion, blood, and nerves, citing endorsements from doctors and patients and noting a 50 cent full-sized package.
Major J Homer Edgerly endorses a stomach cure as rest and cure. Dr Jennison notes most diseases arise from indigestion, praising Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as safe effective. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per package. Stuart Co Marshall Mich offers an informational booklet.
Major Edgerly states he endured years of severe dyspepsia and tried medicines and doctors without lasting relief. After six months of Stuart's Tablets he reports immediate improvement and claims a complete cure, attributing it wholly to the remedy.
A series of readers from Indianapolis Lynnville Iowa Eau Claire and Nashville report relief from dyspepsia after using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Claims include cure after years of stomach trouble and notable weight gain. The product is described as containing pepsin diastase fruit acids and other digestives.
Mrs. Sarah A. Skeels of Lynnville Jasper Jr Iowa credits Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets with curing twenty five years of stomach distress after a single package Doctors had deemed her case incurable Six months later she has no distress and wishes to share the remedy with friends The Stuart Co Marshall Michigan markets the tablet for fifty cents a package and offers a free booklet on stomach troubles
Washington reports the United States aims to outline peace terms with Spain with Secretary Day and the President near final form. The main issue remains Philippines governance with a possible independent regime versus a limited colonial hold as a coaling station. Army health concerns around Shafter’s Santiago camp are noted but officials say sickness counts may overstate danger.
An essay-style promotion arguing that clear skin comes from healthy digestion. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are presented as a quick remedy for stomach trouble, enabling unrestricted eating and a bright complexion. The ad notes price 50 cents, calls for readers to ask their druggist, and mentions a free book on stomach diseases.
A Havana field report faults Cuban troops for lack of tact and courtesy toward American officers and civilians. It notes American troops praised Cuban vivacity at the outset but later mocked by some, with Cuban plundering and misperceived loyalty coloring judgments. It calls for better allied conduct and mutual respect.
A Boston advertisement from the American Wringer Co claims they will call for and deliver wringers in perfect order at lower cost than competitors. The firm lists its address at T and 79 Franklin Street and provides telephone B 26 percent.
Senator Morgan of Alabama urged delaying the Hawaiian annexation commission’s departure to Oct 1 to resolve land law issues. The President preferred continuing the plan to sail from San Francisco on Aug 10 and praised island reactions. Lieutenant Hobson returned to Washington to press for raising the Spanish cruiser Cristobal Colon. He proposed buying six pontoons and spending $20,000 on air bags to lift the wreck.
Washington July 28 Admiral Cervera has sent his full report of the naval battle that destroyed the Spanish fleet to the Spanish government via the French embassy. The document underwent strict secrecy and was examined by the Navy Department only to guard against leaks before reaching Ambassador Cambon for transmission to Madrid.
Washington July 28 The talk of peace does not slow war prep as Watson is slated for Spain. Commodore Watson's command, with Captain Higginson aboard Massachusetts at Guanica, Puerto Rico, is kept ready for departure. Divers scrub hulls and Vulcan repair crews stay busy as ships are readied in Guantanamo for a potential long voyage.
Washington July 28 Colonel Heck er of the War Department said favorable progress is made in transporting Spanish prisoners. Four steamships Isla Luzon Panaya from Cadiz and Alicante St Augustine from Martinique head for Santiago with 800 capacity hospital ship St Augustine for sick and wounded. Additional ships will follow and a contract company must house 22 000 men and fulfill terms quickly.
Madrid July 28 4 30 p m At cabinet council close a semi official note states the Spanish government sent a message to President McKinley through the French ambassador in Washington asking to end the war and reveal peace terms.
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