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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
5
Miss Lizzie Brady of 47 Hoyt Street Brooklyn reports a severe cold that settled and weakened her. She credits Peruna with restoring health after two months of treatment, noting improved appetite and restored vigor. The letter emphasizes a belief in Peruna as a trusted remedy for colds and related ailments.
An advertisement extols Peruna as a universal remedy to prevent colds in winter and to cure colds and chronic catarrh. It cites testimonials from Mary E. Sampson and Verona E Roach praising relief from headaches nervousness deafness and improved appetite. It notes Peruna costs $1.00 a bottle and invites readers to write to Dr Hartman for free advice if results are unsatisfactory.
In Berkeley Temple under the Boston YWCA group five women and two men spoke for a silver medal on temperance. Miss Ethel Dunham of Dorchester won for her rendition of The Bridal Wine Cup with coaching by Miss Clara Woolson. Judges were Mrs. Anne Stewart Mrs. Ada Frisbee and Mrs. Evalyn Drew. Also noted is John Havlin being surprised with a Morris chair presented by friends at the Hampton House.
The greeting for Prince Henry, prepared by Cambridge Mayor McNamee, is a vellum art piece featuring the Imperial crest on the front and the city seal on the back. It is bound with German color ribbons and housed in a white kid box, crowned by a silver imperial crest.
A testimonial from B L Ecan ton Pa credits Dr Agnew s Catarrhal Powder with instant relief from catarrh after a single puff. The reader reports pain relief, cleared nasal passages, and being free from catarrh.
The Wilster in Rockport harbor begins lightering of about 400 tons of sugar onto two lighters. Captain Wiley directs Boston Towboat Company work with three tugs and two smaller vessels aiming to remove around 1200 tons and float the steamer, weather permitting. A southeasterly gale could endanger the operation and the vessel.
Hartford March 4. The Connecticut constitutional convention adopted a resolution creating a house of representatives with one representative per town and a senate of 60 elected on a basis of polar representation. Seen as a victory for small towns over cities in the fight over representation by population. The State Senate would thus become the popular chamber.
Representatives from the Chamber of Commerce Boston Merchants Association Associated Board of Trade Master Teamsters Association and Fruit and Produce Exchange met to study a new north south teaming thoroughfare. The broad street extension was rejected while widening Exchange street gained support contingent on cost estimates and track adjustments.
A Yale Princeton game star Tilden S. McClung marries Catharine F. Quigley of 226 Columbus Ave and friend William F. Wilbur weds Agnes Longwell of Warwick New York on a Jersey City trip. The double marriage occurred after a riding dare on a Philadelphia–New York train with Justice Lehanen performing the ceremony at the Metropole.
A Salem Oregon testimonial praises Postum Food Coffee as a healthful substitute for coffee. It claims nervous symptoms and dyspepsia improved after switching, with the couple noting better sleep, headaches, digestion, and weight gain. The writer credits strict preparation and cites Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
Edmund Breese to debut as a star in New Haven under Popes Brothers with Widen Creek Meets Greek leading Alberta Gallatin. Morocco Bound nearing finish at the Park. Prince Henry visit, King Dodo matinee, and a busy Boston theater week with operas Le Cid and Manru and notable performers.
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