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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1903
Page
4
A series of Boston and Cambridge residents proclaim Blood Wine cured them after long illnesses. Mrs. Elizabeth Marsh says it restored her health after a grip and near death, while others report renewed strength, appetite, and relief from rheumatic pain following multiple bottles.
A man recounts a six bottle course of Blood Wine curing his long battle with consumption. He describes drastic prior decline and a full recovery, urging others to try the remedy.
Mrs. A. A. Hatch of 8 Park Avenue Forest Hills Mass recounts a long period of severe female health problems. She struggled with painful irregular periods and related ailments described by doctors with various terms.
Ira Banash of 166 North Street Boston reports relief from itching eczema after taking Blood Wine. He claims his hands healed and remained clear since.
An advertisement offers a free trial bottle of a medicine claimed to prolong life and cure by removing the cause. It claims wide appeal to physicians and laypeople and invites readers to visit HOUGHTON & DUTTON's drug department to prove its claims with one cent.
Wakefield March 1. The ages of Mr and Mrs John B Adams aggregate 170 years. He born Boston October 14 and she January 6 18 percent. They married May 14 180. Two children born, both living though one is listed as ill. Six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Adams descended from Presidents Adams. Mrs Townsend and Brown kin served in wars. many ancestors named.
Rachel Noah France prepares for a European voyage with a testimonial on April 14 at Beacom Hill. The column notes civic logistics, a Stradivarius violin claim, a planned Blue Hill avenue bridge, Jim Kelly’s marriage, Civil War letters from Dedham, spring gossip, and a memorial for Drew Stretch.
The Boston Post invites readers across New England to submit photographs and a 200 word sketch of the oldest married couple, including birth and marriage dates, address, children count, and notable life details. A Morris Chair and a rocking chair will be awarded to the couple, with delivery prepaid within New England.
Henry B. Williams and Charles F. Ayer, trustees, state Westminster Chambers owners oppose bills they say would disfigure Copley Square. They argue no relief bills exist for the Northampton building and seek damages via statute instead. They warn the public and taxpayers of potential permanent blemish and urge lessons for similar projects nearby.
Wallace endures a tooth extraction and gas dream in a dental office. A framed clipping about dreams inspires Wallace to imagine a mysterious girl. He awakens, faces the girl, and a year later witnesses a wedding as the echoed line Isnt she a dream! rings through the aisle.
Captain Shane Taylor, secretary of the Dublin landlord and tenants conference, returns from the United States where President Roosevelt welcomes Ireland’s cause. He says Roosevelt favors a final settlement of the Irish land question and predicts improved US England relations and closer ties with Canada if barriers are removed.
Prince Hosana, son of a Kaffir ruler, visits Manchester as personal attendant to ill Rev Father Hevey at Notre Dame Hospital. The 23 year old performs massage with beneficial results and recounts service to Cecil Rhodes, who funded his education with £1000 after Rhodes died. He plans to stay in the area for some time.
Baltimore dispatch notes the Independent Order of Odd Fellows aims to extend membership worldwide. At the upcoming September convention in Baltimore, a charter will be granted to the Manila lodge established by Lieutenant-Colonel Charles H Bruitt of the U S Army, signaling broad expansion.
Patrick Conway aged 60 of 55 Brookline Avenue attempted to kill himself in his cell at Station 10 Roxbury yesterday afternoon. Sergeant Murphy found him hanging from a top bar with a makeshift rope and cut him down unconscious before sending him to City Hospital.
Taunton March 1 Jane Toppan declined to meet the legislative committee on public institutions during a visit to Taunton Insane Hospital and sat with her back to the visitors at the corridor end. She had requested not to meet the committee and was not disturbed during their stay.
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