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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1904
Page
5
Richmond St West Toronto writes of long chronic catarrh improved by Peruna with three bottles then cured after eleven more bottles. A Montreal reader claims Peruna cured a long ear-related deafness and saved money. The ad urges spring treatment to avoid cold delays and promotes Peruna as the reliable cure for catarrh, not an experiment.
A cold in the head or throat can develop into chronic catarrh if ignored. Peruna is claimed to prevent chronic catarrh when used early and to cure established catarrh, with endorsements from public figures and many users. The ad includes testimonials from Ellen Crawley of New Orleans and Mrs. W. Washburn, La Grange Illinois, praising Peruna’s effects on throat and voice.
Advertises Peruna as a cure for catarrh of the lungs also called consumption or tuberculosis. Claims early treatment cures and later stages benefit, with patient testimonials from Margret Fahey Martha Kaplansky and J F Boyer praising health gains, appetite, weight, and recovery. Invites readers to write to Dr Hartman for free advice.
The A A U handicap meet at the Stadium began amid drizzle and wet conditions. Winners included F A Rodgers in the 880 yards, James McGarvan in the 100 yards, W Hall in the mile, S P Smith in the 120 yard hurdles, J B Hill in the 220 yard hurdles, Robert Todd in the two mile, J McGarvan in the 220 yard run, Dan Dillon in pole vault, I B Hill in running broad jump, Ryan in running high jump, P C Warmbold in shot put, and A D Platt in hammer throw.
R. J. Montgomery Sears of Boston plans a new large and handsome house on the shore near his present Bar Harbor dwelling, which has stood for over twenty years. He will spend part of the summer in Europe.
Surgeon-General Otis H. Marion and his wife hosted an old-fashioned barn party on Harvard Avenue in Allston last night. Guests danced in cowhide boots as walls gleamed with Japanese lanterns and a hurdy gurdy provided lively music for the merrymaking.
An elderly tailor's employee, Jacob Shannock ski, was caught in a lift at Friend street yesterday afternoon. Rescue workers faced a dangerous decision as raising or lowering the car threatened life or limb, leading J W Reynolds of F W Webb Manufacturing to saw through the elevator floor to free him.
Loretta Wall of 350 N Dale St St Paul Minnesota writes about a severe stomach and bowel catarrh last spring. She reports taking three bottles of Peruna and experiencing quick improvement in her health.
Walter J. Travis the American golf champion defeated H H Hilton by five up and four to play and Horace G Hutchinson four up two to play to reach the final of the British Amateur Championship at Sandwich England. The crowd hailed his progress with consternation and praise as he advanced to the 36 hole final tomorrow.
New York June 2. Superintendent Smith of the New York Maritime Association urges the Navy Secretary to despatch a gun boat or small cruiser from the South Atlantic squadron to search for the long overdue Conemaugh or her crew. The Conemaugh, part of the International Mercantile Marine Company fleet, left Honolulu with a cargo of sugar.
New York June 2 At the American Society of Civil Engineers meeting May 18 a heated discussion reviewed H DeB Parsons analysis that the Darlington Hotel failed due to lack of lateral support for the story column. Attendees favored steel columns over cast iron, noting multiple similar failures and urging codes to ban cast iron in tall buildings. Insurance premiums for rail travel cited to illustrate safety concerns.
RS. L. E. CLAUDER of 59 North Eleventh Street Newark reports Peruna cured her cold when other medicines failed. She says she will keep it on hand and use it whenever she gets a cold. She is now well with good appetite sleep and a regular system.
Miss Agnes Donnachie, a demure Scots lassie who crossed the Atlantic to wed Brookline golf instructor Alex Campbell, sparked a joyful scene as the Cunarder docked. After clearance formalities the couple departed for Campbell’s brother’s home in Brookline to await wedding arrangements planned for June 14.
About 600 Porto Rico teachers will study at the Harvard summer school with all expenses paid by the U.S. government. The program lists a host of teachers from newly acquired tropical possessions as instructors this year.
Mme Beale Morey of Malden, famed organist, presented her new lecture recital The Message of Music last night at Perkins Street Baptist Church in East Somerville, drawing a full house.
Mrs. Viola Marshall of Springfield credits Peruna with a dramatic recovery from severe systemic catarrh after using three bottles. She notes renewed ability to walk long distances and thanks Dr. Hartman for his advice, claiming Peruna’s fame as a nationwide internal remedy for mucous membrane ailments.
The wedding of Miss Dorothea Foote to Mr Roger Bigelow Merriman an instructor in history at Harvard University was held at noon yesterday at King's Chapel The chancel featured palms bay trees laurel and asparagus vine The ceremony was performed by Rev Foote with Rev Merriman and Rev Howard N Brown delivering prayers and benediction The couple will spend the summer in Europe and then reside in Cambridge after their return
Twenty one coppersmiths employed by Hicks & Sons Bowker street and E B Badger Pitts street walk out after firms refuse to adopt the wage and hour schedule set by Cop persmiths Union 58 The Atlantic works Hast Boston and Fore River Iron Works Quincy have adopted the new scale The strikers include 14 at Badger and seven at Hicks shop The union comprises all local coppersmiths and all trade workers nationwide with 600 in the United States only 54 in Boston Strike headquarters set at Pythian Hall Charlestown S:
Tremont Mills Company, manufacturers of mouldings and finishing materials at 1498 Tremont Street, Roxbury, yesterday assigned to Henry B. Parks of Brookline and Edward A. Bangs of Wareham. The concern is a Maine corporation. No statement has been issued.
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