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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
2
William Johnson of the Pittsburg Manufacturing Co reports suffering three months from intense eczema itch and sleepless nights. After using Zema-Cura once, he slept well the first night and was cured after using three bottles.
An advertisement extols ZEMA-CURA as a safe remedy that attacks skin germs on contact, destroys surface and deeper infections, and promotes new skin formation. It claims rapid relief, repeated applications, and full protection against recurrence, with testimonials and a direct mail order offer from The Zema-Cura Co. and listed local druggists.
The Senate committee report finds Senator Foster of Gloucester guilty of indiscreet imprudent and injudicious conduct and worthy of condemnation though some oppose the verdict. The panel emphasizes proper hearings and notes the report’s late inked revision seeking a compromise with Senator FitzGerald. Senate Soule may seek to strike out condemning language and press for exoneration or limited censure. The report outlines three main claims and cites five public hearings and sworn testimony.
The text notes Canada’s reluctance to entertain reciprocity and states there will be no reconvening of the commission to discuss the remaining smaller items on the program.
The Nordeutsche Zeitung surveys German Canadian trade history and says Germany will respect Britain's imperial relations. It argues Canada should be treated as a separate country in commercial affairs and opposes retaliatory moves against Canada. It warns against boosting Britain's colonial secretary Cham berlain's stance for no German gain.
The Tremont Temple group reports a frank talk with Dr. George C. Lorimer in New York. They conveyed the church’s call for him to return as pastor for a third time and he said he would consider their representation and send final word by week’s end.
A 24 page illustrated Boston & Albany rail road folder lists hotels and summer boarding houses along the line in the Berkshire Hills and nearby regions. The guide features halftone cuts of mountains lakes and waterfalls and is available from A Hanson general passenger agent Boston Mass.
The Osmo-Chemic physicians urge a spring course of medicine for all to cleanse and renew the body after winter. They warn against dishonest patent remedies and offer a special reduced-rate examination and trial treatment before June 5, citing testimonials like Mrs. J. Schrader who praises relief and wonders of the Osmo-Chemic system.
Osmo-Chemic physicians invite patients already under care with other doctors for catarrh asthma bronchitis consumption cancers or tumors who have not found relief and continue to seek help month after month. The notice presents an alternative approach and promises potential improvement.
Bruno Himberg a South Boston grocer was found not guilty in the oleomargarine case before Judge Bishop and a Superior Court jury. The defense argued unconstitutionality of the law and the court discharged Himberg after deliberations. Fifteen similar cases remained to be disposed of as of the ruling. Dr Harrington of the Board of Health had commented on the issue.
A St Louis stenographer credits Grape-Nuts with ending a decade of indigestion and breakfast struggles. She reports sharper thinking, better memory, and consistent energy from fruit and a saucer of Grape-Nuts, noting she loves it and often overeats it.
Philadelphia officials led by the Mayor will bring the Liberty Bell to Charles Town for a parade. Boston leaders plan to greet the dignitaries with Daughters of the American Revolution and patriotic groups invited to participate. An afternoon program includes Mayor Collins speaking, a Philadelphia mayoral response, and a public viewing of the bell afterward.
The funeral for Harry Elkes the bicycle rider killed in a Decoration Day race in Boston was held today at the Baptist Church Glens Falls with Rev. W. O. Stearns officiating.
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians refuse cases without a certain cause. Their X-Ray outfit and Fluoroscopic attachment allow absolute certainty in diagnosing afflictions. They invite free examinations for all patients.
First Precinct New Haven Police and Civil War Veteran back Osmo-Chemic Physicians in a local endorsement. Community figures rally around the firm amid ongoing public health discussions and local professional ties.
Samuel J. Woodruff, Captain of Police at 56 Ixensington Street New Haven Conn, reports years of sleeplessness stomach pain and weight loss. After Septembers treatment by Osmo-Chemic Physicians he regained strength and 80 pounds, sleeps well and stomach distress disappeared. May 4 1903.
Mrs Josephine Schrader of 90 Pleasant Street Boston Massachusetts suffered neck trouble that prevented turning her head. She tried ordinary remedies without relief before trying the Osmo-Chemic treatment.
A note indicates that cases, many of which are about two months old, will be heard at the earliest convenient time. No further details are provided about court locations or parties involved.
Charles I. Perry was fined 100 dollars in the Superior Criminal Court for selling milk below the standard. Counsel attacked Dr. Harrington, inspector of the Board of Health, alleging bias and protection for other firms, and questioned the winter sample conditions and the milk’s status under the law.
Patrick McDonough a laborer for the New York New Haven Hartford railway sued for injuries from a third rail shock at Nantasket Beach station Oct 3 1992. He contends the company sent inexperienced workers to repair the road and bears responsibility. Judge Wentworth reserved decision after consideration.
In Judge Forsaith’s Municipal Court yesterday Fred D. Lawin for plaintiff and James H Baldwin for the defendant discussed a case from Boston. Milk dealer Joseph Buckley owned a valuable working horse hit by a Boston snow plow on Webster Avenue at 3:40 am February 17. The startled horse ran into a tree after the plow struck the wagon.
Mr. Harry Verris of 283 Charles St Waltham Mass reports two years of severe arm pain. After N-ray exam the Osmo-Chemic physicians diagnosed neuritis and began treatment. He says the doctors have done more good than expected and that the benefit is wonderful.
Mrs. M E Goodwin of 16 Lowell Street Wakefield Massachusetts reports visiting Osmo-Chemic doctors after a local physician suggested the treatment. She says the light cure is proving successful and her cancer diagnosis was confirmed by an Osmo-Chemic doctor.
Mrs. C E Burr of 15 Cottage St Charles Town Mass reports four years of abdominal trouble and shortness of breath. She says X-ray diagnosed anemia and tumor before treatment and now she can go up and downstairs easily and feels well.
Dr J L Plunkett announces osmo chemical medical system with multiple office locations in Boston Lynn Worcester Manchester Portland New Haven and Hartford hours 9 am to noon 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 8 pm daily office closed sunny.
A case describes a horse injured while plowing, valued originally at $250 but now appraised at $59 by vets. The defense argues no contact with the plow caused the damage, claiming only the horse was frightened and fled. The judge took the matter under advisement.
Judge Lowell of the United States District Court authorized Denman Blanchard as receiver of the Hancock National Bank to sell bonds of the Cape Ann Granite Company valued at 5000 dollars. The bonds will be sold at public auction today to satisfy creditors.
In the Superior Criminal Court Judge Schofield sentenced Tirran nanzi, 25, after a three day trial last week for theft of diamonds and money. He received six months in the house of correction.
Judge Richardson heard Libbey and Dixon the Matunuck firm apply to stop a $60,000 mortgage foreclosure by Charles Hatlack and others on Putnam Chambers, Brookline. The case was set for merits hearing next week.
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