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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1904
Page
2
Ad touts Paine's Celery Compound as a nerve tonic that feeds the inner nerves and purifies blood to restore energy. A Minneapolis man testifies it made him feel like a new man after prolonged illness. The copy urges readers to buy at their druggist today and see immediate differences.
Senator Lodge defended Republican governance over Democratic incompetence as Essex county Republicans hailed Roosevelt and Fairbanks. Congressman Gardner argued reciprocity as free trade in disguise, urging Canada tariffs and a national issue. Notable speakers included Mayor Woods and Col. John J. Whipple amid a festive, partisan dinner.
Helen Keller, nearing finish of Radcliffe senior year, signals plans to rest and write next year while dedicating the future to helping the deaf and blind. She graduates magna and summa cum laude among 118 honorees at Sanders Theatre with Miss Anna Sullivan guiding her during the ceremony.
A note announces free copies of The Road to Wellville included in each package. The promotion highlights the book as a health guide and ties it to consumer packaging.
Yesterday at Clyde Park the 79, 86, and 94 Harvard classes gathered for a combined outing marking 26 years since the Stadium class celebration. Activities started at 10 am with golf, tennis, and baseball contests continuing through the day except for a noon lunch break. The 94 class left at 7 pm while the other groups enjoyed a dinner.
New York June 28 All political eyes turn toward St. Louis where the Democratic national convention will assemble on July 6 General Nelson A Miles has a bloom of support spread through extensive literature circulating in hotel corridors The national committee will meet a week before the convention to settle about 60 disputes The delegate total will be 994 or 1000 with two thirds needed for nomination The strongest candidates appear Parker Hearst Gorman Olney Gray Wall and uninstructed groups Missouri has 36 delegates to be chosen Tomorrow Some Parker delegates claim 354 in support Vice presidential mentions include Carmack Williams Lee and Montague Two platforms have been drafted by Hill and Bryan etc.
The Roslindale Citizens' Association petitioned for a subway under the Roslindale station tracks rather than an overhead bridge, and its swearing before railroad commissioners was led by Representative J. A. Coul-.
Thurst and the speakers representing the subway movement included Mrs Albert Fox president of the Clarendon Hill Association Henry L Johnson Henry 8 Grew and George Jeffers.
An advertisement touts a ten dollar complete cure for any disease at the Osmo-Chemic Physicians in Boylston Building, valid for treatments begun before July 3. It extols radiant light remedies, nature’s healing, and guaranteed results with no extra charges beyond the initial fee, citing patient endorsements such as Oscar McIntyre.
Oscar McIntyre of Kearsarge New Hampshire aged 60 says he was deaf in both ears for fifteen years with persistent ringing and buzzing. He claims Osmo Chemic Physicians treated him and within a month his hearing was suddenly restored after failing with other doctors.
Malden on June 28 reports John T. Dunlap, 78, killed crossing Pleasant Street when a buggy horse owned by A. L. Robinson and driven by William F. Carnes struck him. Dunlap died before reaching Malden Hospital. Carnes detained pending investigation. he says he could not stop in time. Dunlap, a longtime Malden resident and painter, leaves an adult son and daughter.
Mary Angelo two year old daughter of Luigi Angelo drowned in a small pond behind her East Watertown home. At about 10 o clock mother worked nearby as the child played in the yard and then vanished. Michael Neville found the body in the pond and Dr Coolidge attempted resuscitation but in vain.
The People's Credit Company moves from 498 Washington Street to expanded, well lighted quarters at Winter and Washington Streets. Located in the business center near the elevated and subway, the new offices promise improved facilities and quicker service for customers.
The steamer New Brunswick offers all day cruises from Lincoln Wharf daily at 10 30 a m and Saturdays 2 p m leaving Boston Harbor for island and fortification views along the harbor shores. Facilities include mothers rooms playrooms with matrons music dancing and dining. Meals on American or European plans. First public excursion this week on Thursday June 30.
W H Rogers of 27 Wilson Street Lowell Mass a leading local business man who runs a harness shop at 187 Chelmsford Street reports severe cancer of the face and credits Osmo-Cemic physicians with relief after a year of agony aided by morphine. He says the treatment cured his pain and enabled him to resume work praising LesserOltemate doctors.
Using the Radio-Active Solution X Ray and the Osmo-Chemic Screen, the Osmo-Chemic Physicians claim to detect disease in any body part quickly and at no cost. They advertise a perfect examination method available to the public with no payment required.
Mrs Annie Fay of Somerville Mass reports nervous condition of the stomach and gastritis. After doctors misdiagnosed rheumatism, Osmo-Cemic physicians correctly identified the issue and a course of treatment led to marked improvement. She recommends the Osmo-Cemic system of medicine for nervous and stomach trouble.
The Boston Club, organized in 1854, has reorganized with a 91 active member base and raised its limit to 2000. A new $700,000 clubhouse will be built on the Bromfield Street Church site, with 700 new members already admitted. Construction hoped to finish by December.
Police lists prepared last May omitted Michael P. Curran secretary to Mayor Collins. Curran, living at the Lenox on May 1, learned of the omission and will visit police headquarters to add his name to the list.
The opening meet of the season runs July 5 to 9 at Granite State Park Dover N H with 13 classes including a free for all and fast pacing times 2 08 2 14 and 2 11 A round trip ticket at reduced rates including park admission will be sold at Boston and principal stations on the Boston and Maine railroad See posters or ask the agent for rates and stations.
Numerous residents from Lynn Massachusetts to Syracuse New York are listed as cured of Deafness or related ear conditions after using the Radiant Egat treatment. The notice cites Mrs J Sharp, Mr R Wilkins, Mrs Emma Wilson and many others in multiple states reporting successful relief from deafness, catarrhal deafness and ringing noises.
Fred Lyman of 19 Knapp Street Somerville Massachusetts testifies with relief after crowding pains in kidneys neurasthenia and congested kidneys improved after Osmo-Chemic treatment He praises the doctors honesty and urges others with kidney trouble to seek their care or be advised if unable to help.
Miss Belle Rook of 434 Moody Street Waltham Massachusetts relates how a neck swelling diagnosed as enlarged glands was treated by the Osmo-Chemic system. She praises the painless application of light over surgery and urges others with similar troubles to seek this cure.
Incorporates a medical system with chief consultant Dr Plunkett and permanent offices in Boston at Boylston Building and nearby locations, plus Lynn and Mt. Auburn addresses. Daily operations noted with Sunday closure.
In Lexington Kentucky on June 28 a 14 year old colored boy received 50 lashes in the public square after Police Judge John Riley's decision. The boy had his coat removed and was whipped with a buggy whip in front of more than 1000 spectators for injuring private property. This marks the second public whipping of a woman.
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