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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1914
Page
10
An advertising insert promotes Croxone as a unique remedy to cleanse uric acid and poisons, improving kidney and urinary health. It claims rapid action, universal suitability across ages, and a guarantee through first-class druggists who will refund the purchase if it fails.
W J Barrow of Farmville Virginia declares Swamp Root cured his kidney troubles after years of back pain sleepless nights and weight loss. He gained weight to 206 pounds and remains well. Notary A M Barrow confirms the oath dated January 15 1912 and White Drug Company notes their sales and his praise of the remedy.
A promotional letter to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY touts Swamp Root with a ten cent sample and a booklet on kidneys and bladder The ad mentions a Boston Daily Post and notes regular fifty cent and one dollar bottle sizes sold at drug stores.
Mayor Curley addressed about 3000 hardware men and wives at the 21st annual New England Hardware Dealers convention in Boston urging unified action to revive New England textiles amid uneven work laws. The gathering at Horticultural Hall featured exhibits, a moving picture on auger bits, a ball at the Copley Plaza, and awards for convention leadership.
The speaker notes that 45 percent of the nation's spindles are now in South and North Carolina, and St Louis now outpaces Lynn in boot and shoe production. He cites New England's labor laws, including the 54 hour law, Workmen's Compensation, Widows' Pension, and child labor protections, and remarks on Southern labor conditions.
Advertisement claims TIZ draws out poisonous exudations causing swelling and pain from tired feet. It says the remedy stops pain in corns bunions and callouses and offers a year of comfort for 25 cents from druggists and stores.
An old health ad promotes Rheumasalts as a lithi a drink to cleanse the liver and kidneys and relieve symptoms like back pain dizziness and nervousness. It claims quick action without nausea, lists bottle sizes 25c 50c and 1 and provides a mail order address in Minneapolis for purchase.
University of Pennsylvania reveals 29 college games plus two Philadelphia Athletics clashes and one Wilmington Tri-State game. Key dates include Navy at Annapolis March 28 and Columbia at Atlantic City April 19 21, with most games at Franklin Field unless noted.
Yale announced its 1930 spring golf slate with five dates set from May 2 to May 23. The schedule includes Yale versus Princeton, Hartford Golf Club, Williams at Nassau, Greenwich Country Club, and Nassau Country Club, with locations in New Haven and surrounding towns.
London reports Bombardier Wells a former British champion heavyweight knocked out Bandsman Blake the middleweight champion in the fourth round of a supposed 20 round bout. Blake weighed 23 pounds lighter at the weigh in and had been undefeated.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as quick digestives that restore appetite and aid nutrition. It claims relief from pain belching indigestion and stomach issues, promotes immediate digestion, and notes availability at drug stores for 50 cents per box.
The Boston Interscholastic Rowing Association will meet at the Boston Athletic Association rooms to elect officers and plan the outdoor season. Oarsmen may begin outdoor training by March 30 with Pat Manning and Frank Greer coaching. Chairman Wardwell expects a strong season aided by a new Cambridge river boathouse.
Norman Taber, Rhodes scholar champion at Oxford, and Jimmy Power, the local miler now in Australia, can shake hands with each other. Power set an Australian half mile record of 1m 57 2-5s while Taber won the Oxford half mile in the same time.
Boston College varsity baseball candidates meet new Maroon and Gold Diamond coach Joe Monahan in his first appearance. Battery material will be sorted out and a short workout followed by regular practice. A large mass meeting is planned to boost student turnout and support Captain Bobo Barry’s squad. A diamond tournament between college classes may be started to improve varsity strength. Shortstop poses a potential weakness with possible new players.
An early 20th century advertisement claims Pape’s Diapepsin lets you eat freely without indigestion. It asserts the product prevents fermentation and gas, relieves stomach discomfort in five minutes, and comes in a 50 cent case.
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