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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
5
Miss Mayzie C Atkins of East Orleans Massachusetts writes in 1905 that after one cake of Cuticura Soap one box of Cuticura Ointment and one vial of Cuticura Resolvent Pills the scalp sores healed itching stopped and hair grew thick she praises the remedies and hopes to help others
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap as a hair growth treatment cleansing scalps, stopping hair loss, removing scales and dandruff, and nourishing follicles. It promises quicker results with Cuticura also offered as internal therapy and recommends Potter Drug for purchase and mail order.
The retirement bill for judges of probate and insolvency failed 18 to 18 on engrossment in the Senate. Roll call shows 18 Yeas including Beck and Taylor, 18 Nays including Cassidy and Chace, with paired votes listed for yea and nay.
American Medical Association house of delegates prepared for a major convention in Chicago. Life insurance surgeons discuss reforms and ideas. American Academy of Medicine condemns child labor and backs youth advancement efforts.
The 57th annual American Medical Association meeting opened in Boston with house of delegates resolutions censuring meat packers and backing the pure food and drug bill. Thousands of visiting physicians filled hotels and venues as delegates arrived, toured Boston, and heard papers from Harvard and other schools.
About four members of the American Association of Life Insurance Examiners attended the annual convention. The event gathered professionals to discuss standards and practices in life insurance examination.
The American Academy of Medicine, distinct from the AMA, held its 31st annual convention in Boston. Delegates discussed duties of parents and teachers toward the young, linking child labor to nervous diseases, tuberculosis and alcoholism. Officers were elected and a banquet concluded the gathering.
The list includes Charles McIntire J T Searsy D C Hawley Casey A Wood Woods Hutchinson and M P E Groszmann as members of the committee or editorial advisory group.
Elaborate display greets members of the American Medical Association at Shuman Corner Boston. A. Shuman & Co. drapes the store with bunting and mottoes. National and Red Cross flags frame the center window with Welcome to the American Medical Association. Washington street and Summer street façades carry further medical mottos.
Railroad ticket agents Clarence Colpitts Frank Van Raalte George Fogg and L P White were enjoined by Judge Feasenden from handling excursion tickets to members of the American Medical Society and the Christian Scientists for two Boston conventions. The pleas were brought by the New York New Haven Hartford Boston and Maine railroads alleging a conspiracy to defraud them.
Colonel Joseph B. Parsons well known state pension agent died last night at 7 31 at the Colonial Inn Winthrop after a week long pneumonia illness He was 78 and had married Laura Hodgdon of West Roxbury in October a nurse and widow of George B Hodgdon of Portsmouth He served in the Army of the Potomac rising from captain to colonel and commanded the Second Massachusetts Regiment militia in 1875
The Country Club annual race meet at Clyde Park Brookline runs June 14 16 and 18 with two steeplechase events on opening day and three on holiday. Entries close for several races including St Botolph Selling and Myopia steeplechases and feature long fields and many named horses and owners across multiple divisions.
Colonel Charles Hayden reports from New York Belmont Park that a strong field is shaping for Clyde Park three days meeting with 11 entries in the flat race. George Keene is listed among the likely contenders in the three quarters of a mile event, making the outcome uncertain as 16 horses vie for the prize.
Indignant over a June 18 parade exclusion, Charlestown Irish groups form the Allied Irish Societies of Charlestown. They invite local societies to join a united display against what they call an insult to the Irish race and pledge to respond forcefully if provoked.
The letter from C B Fizer of Sterling Kentucky praises Peruna for kidney trouble after a three month course and reports feeling well again. Mrs Geo H Simser of Grant Ontario credits Peruna and Manalin with curing four years of kidney issues and improved health, blessing the day she found the Peruna book.
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