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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1892
Page
5
Dr Woodbury D James of Dorchester Massachusetts claims cancer can be cured by medicines acting on the blood without surgery or drawing plasters. He cites Mrs Hazen as a complete, eyewitness confirmed cure and invites others to contact his Dorchester office for consultations and treatment details. He offers to explain his method and to attempt cures.
Martha A Hazen of Danversport Massachusetts reports a two year battle with cancer in the right and then left breast. After October 1885 operation she sought Dr James in December 1887 who treated medically. By September 1888 all signs of cancer disappeared and she was pronounced cured on October 4 1888.
Testimony from Mrs Martha A Hazen and many witnesses from Danversport East Pepperell and Beverly Mass claim a lasting cancer cure by Dr James. Notes list family friends and neighbors as observers and urge inquiries with return postage. Medical claims cover tumors kidneys female complaints rheumatism and neuralgia with Boston Field's Corner cars noted as passing by.
Live members of the Chamber of Commerce played a floor ball game on the 17th with Dan Seaverns as captain of the Blaneys and A F Lunt leading the Kickers. Harry Ward pitched for Seaverns and threw a wild ball that shattered a window after a throw to Mark Shultis at first base. The game ended in the second inning when the committee on buildings chairman appeared.
Last night a portrait of David B. Hill was presented to the Goldsmith Democratic Club of Ward 22 Roxbury by Thomas O Neill.
About three hundred letter carriers and collectors gathered at the American House for their annual dinner. President Will iam J. Hennassy praised Postmaster Hart for listening to grievances and pushing uniform plans. Hart and Superintendent Thomas N. Hart received vigorous applause as they stressed harmony, efficiency, and civic service.
The late Susan Nichols of Charlestown leaves $500 to both the Infant School and Children's Association and the Fuel Fund of Charlestown. The Fuel Fund is to distribute fuel to deserving Protestant widows. The residue goes to the Winchester Home for Aged and Indigent Females in Charlestown.
A historical article reproduces an 1891 tale about a journey into the earth interior, discovering new continents, meeting exotic peoples, and the hero marrying their goddess. The piece notes special arrangement with publisher J F Douthitt and copyright details.
Expedition aboard Polar King travels through Arctic basins to Atvatabar and Egyptosis. At the goddess temple a twin soul installation unfolds amid dancers, music and sacred rites. A boudoir scene follows with Lyone and the goddess, exploring themes of hopeless love and immortality.
An advertisement promises a free case of Murdock's Liquid Food to any consumptive under three months of medical treatment without relief. The offer targets patients seeking relief and potential customers through a medical remedy advert.
An advertisement promises a free case of Murdock's Liquid Food to paralytics and other patients. It asserts a perfect cure or strong relief for paralysis, consumption, and various diseases, citing over three thousand hospital operations and a death rate of five per thousand as proof of safety and effectiveness.
A dialogue unfolds about a rare ideal of love that defies social norms. The goddess explains Egyptosis aims for a lifelong, planned bond approved by a council, while critics warn happiness is fleeting and society requires restraint. A palace disturbance interrupts before resolution.
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