American Journal’s Cure Story Shapes Humanity’s Hope
The piece chronicles Frederick Hammann’s cure from consumption as publicized by the New York American and Journal and the American Bureau of the Professor Hoff Cure. It credits physicians, scientists, and press with spreading a remedy and urges humanity to embrace the treatment at near low cost, with Hammann as a direct advocate.
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Hoff
Frederick Hammann
Fo Earnas
Eee Hott
Vienna
Hammann
Henry P. Loomis
J. Mount Bleyer
Daniel Cook
Carlton Simon
Vanderbilt Clinic
New York Health Department
New York Life Insurance Co
New York American and Journal
Lorenz
America
Mr. Armour
Chicago
American Bureau
Professor Hoff
Bureau
New York
Heoff
Arizona
Kansas
Texas
Dmg
I. Dunn & Co
W. W. Mormon
Third Avenue
10Th Street
Hoff Cure Promoted by Mine Workers Leader in Early Ad Health Push
A long sponsor letter chain extols Prof Hoff's Consumption Cure as a scientific remedy scornful of fad treatments. Miles Dougherty of the United Mine Workers endorses the medicine, praising its effects on his son and other workers. Letters from users claim weight gain, better appetite, and improved appearance, with requests for books and more bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bureau
Miles Dougherty
United Mine Workers of America
Dougherty
Bendiner & Schlesinger
New York
Shamokin
Hoft
Hoff
THU W. CC. T. UL
Y. A A
Thomas
Hopkins
Washington, D. C
Orrine
Orrine Co
Professor Hoff Cure Praise From Doctors And Patient Letters
A letter from David Runnels M D Merrill Wisconsin praises Professor Hoff Cure for consumption. Bendiner Schlesinger New York encloses $1 for another bottle, reporting dramatic general improvement and hopeful outcomes. The note advocates physician support, public cooperation, and spreading the cure through the American Bureau of the Professor Hoff Cure.
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Bendiner & Schlesinger
New York
Professor Hoff
David Runnels
M. D
Merrill
Wis
Chary
Hoff
Brouardel
Hoft
Hoff's Cure for Consumption Promises Aid to Needy
Letters praise Professor Hoff's Cure for Consumption and related bronchial ills. Donors share acts of giving medicine to the needy, including a Nevadan printer and others who report health improvements and renewed hope from the tonic.
Hoff Cure for Consumption Promoted in Hay Fever Season
The American Bureau endorses Professor Hoff Cure for Consumption as a tonic and treatment for hay fever and bronchial affections. Letters from Mrs. Glynn and James L Swift praise cures confirmed by local health boards and physicians. The bureau notes non patent status and offers a 64 page book and case reports upon request.
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George Rutherford
Nevada
Prof. Hoff
Hoff
C. E. Woodward & Co
Bromfield St
Temple
Washington St
Summer T
American Bureau
Bromfield Street
Temple Place
Washington Street
Summer Street
Require But a Few Weeks Treatment Weariness and Languor
A historical medical note warns that brief weariness and languor can precede consumption. It urges early observation of symptoms and rest, suggesting dietary adjustments and fresh air as remedies to forestall advancing illness.
Anti-Trust Bill Killed in House Vote 89 to 73
The coal committee battles over anti trust measures ending in an 89 to 73 House vote to kill the bill by striking the enacting clause. A reconsideration motion may fail. 184 of 240 members were recorded. Worcester debate and Metro Park funding actions follow in a day of legislative activity.
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Apo
Coal Committee
Abbe
Allen
Andrews
Bamford
Bachelder
Bacheller
Bennett
Saugus
Holyoke
Blaney
Booth
Brewster
Brown
Bedford
Wrentham
Lowell
Cole
Craig
Dana
Davis
Amesbury
Doty
Dutt
Everett
Field
French
Frothingham
Gardner
Hancock
Garst
Jerrett
Googins
Gove
Harding
Hatch
Hayes
Homans
Horton
Rehoboth
Hubbard
Jackson
Lynn
Boston
Jewett
Kimball
Klemm
Lane
Dighton
Luce
Maloney
McMaster
Mills
Moseley
Nason
Newell
Newton
Nichols
Freetown
Norwell
Paige
Parker
Pattison
Peloquin
Parry
Wingree
Potter
Rankin
Reed
Ripley
Rogerson
Rounds
Somerset
Seward
Sherman
Slocum
Smith
Stevens
Storey
Thayer
Turner
Worcester
Worcester County
Leicester
Olney
Skerrett
Sullivan
Worcester City
Wachusett Mountain
Deitrick
Cambridge
Railroad Commissioners
Destruction of Museum Building Begins Thursday
The Boston Museum building will be torn down within a few days. On Thursday contractor A. Elston will commence tearing down the old historic structure. The work will occupy several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Museum
A. Elston
Street department probe continues. key witnesses named
Malden report says the street department inquiry extended this evening with witnesses S G Nichols secretary to Chairman George W Stiles and ex Councilman James McCarthy foreman of the street watering dept It is noted Alderman Devil has about 40 witnesses to offer once the opposing side finishes its testimony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
S. G. Nichols
George W. Stiles
James McCarthy
Devil
New York Week Aims at Quick Fashion Sales
Mr. Bernard M. Wolf known as My Clothier and buyers Mr. Aronson and Mr. Phillips travel to New York this week to place purchases for immediate resale.
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Bernard M. Wolf
Clothier
Mr. Aronson
Mr. Phillips
New York
Educators Seek Funds for 1872 Boston Teachers Convention
A Boston education fund drive seeks support for the July convention of the Nation-Wide Educational Association to be held in Boston 6 10 with about 20 000 teachers. The finance committee led by President Eliot estimates costs at 325 000 for halls offices guides lodgings and services. Prominent figures and donors include Henry P Bowditch J Randolph Coolidge III and Charles F Choate among others. Several large subscriptions listed total 14750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
Boston
United States
Association
Catholic party in Episcopal church grows and may split
A solemn high mass at St Ignatius church marked the start of a council session for clericals maintaining Catholic principles. Delegates from Boston Philadelphia New York Cleveland and Baltimore reported the Catholic element gaining strength in the Episcopal church with hints of future separation from Protestant ties.
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New York
St. Ignatius P
Churen
Council of Clericals
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Baltimore
Episcopal Church
Father Horovitsky
Father Tymbalos
Isaac Leon Nicholson
Milwaukee
Wis
The
Clerical Union
Upjohn
Germantown
Father Prime
Arthur Ritchie
St. Ignatius Church
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Jones-Hoff
Washington
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10Th St
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Ill
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Nev
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Livingston Ave
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Port Tampa
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Attleboro
Newhall
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Aldrich
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Canton
Bullock
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Medford
Deerfield
Creed
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Curley
Salem
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Dodge
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Entwistle
Fahey
Fallon
Venno
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Hannan
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Herley
Hinckley
Howe
Fall River
Johnson
Kelley
Larkin
Leahy
Lehan
Tennan
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McDonald
Mellen
Mitchell
Chicopee
Marlboro
Bostom
O'Hare
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Poole
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Robinson
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Melrose
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Tetrault
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Jaynes & Chapin CO
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Henry P. Bowdtch
I. Tucker Burr
Charles F. Choate
J. Randolph Coolidge, JR
Arthur Fiestabrook
Paul Revers Frothingham
William A. Gaston
Jerome Jones
Solomon Lincoln
William H. Lincoln
W. T. Sedgwick
A. Shuman
Robert Winsor
James J. Storrow
Charles WW. Brillot
W. Murray Crane
H. L. Higginson
Arthur F. Estabrook
D. FP. Kimball Joseph Les
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A. Reed Whipple
George Wigglesworth
M. B. Mason
J. Coolidge
William Endicott Jr
Cotoriua
Sears
Whitney
George A. Gardner
Samuel Lawrence
Paul Revere Frothingham
F. H. Peabody
Shuman & Co
S. S. Pierce Co
Wallace I. Pier
Boston Transcript Co
Jordan Marsh Co
Globe Newspaper
William Whitman
Weldharles
Weld
Frederick Avyar
Saltonstall
William A Graston
Trederic
Snow
Prendergast Jardiner
Eee
Ewes Jones
McDuffie & Str
James J Storrow
Grant Walker
Sherman I. Whipple
Charles F. Sprague
A. St
Charles Francis Adams
Arthur T. Lyman
Laurence Minote
Moses Williams
Steers
Denman
Ross
Alexander Cochrane
Charles Merriam
Stephen Salisbury Carter
Rice & Co
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Caleb Chase Amory
John C Haynes
Oliver Ditsor
Staples Potter
the Gilchrist Company
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Post Publishing Co
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London
W. Bourke Cochran
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