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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1908

Page

9

Colds and Chills Bring Kidney Backache

Winter months strain kidneys causing backache headaches dizziness and urinary changes. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills to quickly relieve congestion reduce inflammation restore kidney health and cure backache.

Bright Dean Doan

Keep Well By Keeping The Kidneys Well

The kidneys filter the blood and work unceasingly, handling uric poison and most of the body’s water daily. When kidney action falters pain and illness spread, weather changes worsen misery, and defenses fall. Dean's Kidney Pills promise quick relief and permanent restoration of kidney function.

Dean

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsements From Boston Residents

Boston residents Harry Tayes and Mrs. Christian Misner report long standing backache and kidney issues cured or improved by Doan's Kidney Pills. Tayes credits complete relief after using the product as directed. Misner cites severe pneumonia aftermath and nocturnal discharges improved after a short course, with continued reliance when needed.

Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Health of Grand Army Man

John J. Smith of Grand Army fame from New Albany Indiana describes years of kidney trouble with cloudy urine painful passages and swelling. After three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills his condition improved dramatically and he recovered strength walking without crutches within a year and remains well.

John J. Smith Grand Army East Fourth St New Albany Ind Dean

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsements From Boston Readers

Mrs. Peter J. Hanlon and E Schoepflin of Boston endorse Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. Hanlon reports quick kidney action and relief from back and shoulder pain and urges continued use to ward off recurrence. Schoepflin says pills gave complete relief after years of backaches and irregular attacks and remain effective when symptoms recur.

Peter J. Hanlon Beckler Ave Boston Mass Dean E. Schoepflin Webster St

Average Man Made or Marred by Marriage

The Rev. C. Page of the Dudley Street Baptist Church Roxbury in a talk on Men and Marriage says marriage is serious and should be entered reverently. He argues most men persevere in marriage if they marry well and build a home with mutual support and sacrifice. He criticizes easy divorce and urges men to study matrimony and elevate it above neglect and folly to honor its sacred bonds.

Dudley Street Baptist Church Roxbury Heaven Hell Supreme Courts Court of the Universe God Moses Jesus Santa Isabel Civilization Colon Mr. Bradley

No clear article headline in fragment

The readable text fragment discusses common sense solving life problems and living together in holy love and peace to the ends of their lives. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are present.

Is there evidence of a city of God in Boston

The Rev James Alexander of First Presbyterian Church spoke on lawlessness in cities urging readers to look beyond surface folly and graft. He warned against judging cities by criminals and urged faithful citizens to uphold the will of God to save urban life.

James Alexander First Presbyterian Church Boston

John E Redmond Branch Meets in Roxbury Hall

The John E. Redmond branch of the United Irish League held its monthly meeting at Armory Hall Roxbury with large attendance. Presiding officer John O Regan hosted speakers Rev P J O Grady on Ireland's improved conditions Ex Senator William W Clarke spoke on The Life and Times of Robert Emmet Mark N Crehan and Co and J M Malley discussed aspects of the Irish question.

John E. Redmond John FE. Redmond United Irish League Armory Hall Warren Street Roxbury John O'Regan P. J. O'Grady Ireland William W. Clarke Robert Emmet

Boy Shoots Father to Aid Mother in Brooklyn Quarrel

New York dispatch reports 13 year old Constantine Pellegrino shot and killed his father Angelo Pellegrino during a bitter family quarrel at the home on Twenty third street in Brooklyn. The youth, who defended his mother, was arrested.

New York Constantine Pellegrino Angelo Pellegrino Twentythird Street Brooklyn Angelo Constantine

Winthrop Reform Group Seeks Repeat Victory

The Winthrop Town Reform Association, led by Chief Buffinton, vows to repeat last year’s sweep as citizens await today’s election results. Reform leaders tout a reorganized town government and a cleaned up police force that has kept the town free of crooked elements.

Town Reform Association Buffinton Indorsed Winthrop Reform Forces Reform Party Buffinton

Seven Chinese Arrested in Oxford Street Gaming Base Raid

Division 4 patrolmen raided a base on Oxford Street and arrested seven Chinese nationals for being present where gaming implements were fourfa.

Oxford Street

Davis Hardware Man Celebrates 225th Weekly Sale

Davis Com pany marks 225 consecutive weekly sales this week at its Portland and Sudbury street store. The Boston Post advertises three times weekly, noting the firm’s long standing motto and vast show windows featuring hardware and home goods. Prices promise value with guaranteed goods and no seconds. The Simmons hardware knives and scissors from St. Louis are highlighted among the varied inventory.

EH. Davis Company Portland Sudbury Boston Post Davis Simmons Hardware Company St. Louis

Panama Explorer Expedition Deadly Journey in San Blas

Dr. F B Von Teuber leads Smithsonian team on a 160 mile trek along the San Blas coast to study Panama Indians. Illness, fever and starvation hit the party. Bradley dies en route to Colon after conflict over aid. Smith and Bartlett are hospitalized after landing.

Panama New York Royal Mail la Plata Colon F. Biederman von Teuber Isthmian Canal Commission Carl Biederman von Teuber D. H. Smith Norfolk, Va T. R. Bradley Boston Mass B. Bartlett Bradley Smith Bartlett F. B. von Teuber Santa Isabell Mandinga River

Ten Thousand View Slain Priest Leo Heinrichs in New Jersey

Tens of thousands viewed the slain priest Rev. Father Leo Heinrichs at St. Bonaventure's monastery in Paterson New Jersey. The Denver priest lay in state from noon to 11 pm as mourners filed past the bier. Funeral is set for 10:30 am with a requiem mass led by Rev. Father Edward Blecke and attended by dozens of monks and lay brothers. Interment will be at Troyl Sepulchre Cemetery plot of Franciscan monks.

Edward Blecke St. Bonaventure’s John J. O'Connor Newark Troly Sepulchre

New Foresters' Court Formed in Dorchester

A large Dorchester gathering saw the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters establish Salve Regina Court 228 at Navillus Hall 252 Bowdoin Street. Over 400 attended the ceremony led by High Chief Ranger Charles J. Benning with officers including Daniel Maguire Major John J. Leonard and James Dignan. The new court opens with 51 female members on its charter list.

Order of Forresters Order Dorchester Navillus Hall Bowdoin Street Charles J. Benning Daniel. Maguire John J. Leonard James Dignan Thomas F. Tremble Americus Court P. ©. R. Edward

North Attleboro men seek bank charter

A group led by Mareth J. A. petitioned the Comptroller in Washington for a charter to form a new national bank in North Attleboro to replace the Jew Ellers’ National Bank, with capital of $125,900.

North Attleboro Mareth J National Bank Ridgely Washington

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