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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1904
Page
2
A woman among thousands sends from her heart earnest praise for renewed health and strength after a period of fatigue and weakness, highlighting communal support and personal recovery within a faith or civic context.
Miss Beat rice Darlington of New York describes severe fatigue and heart fluttering in spring. After a first dose she recovers, continues using Paine's Celery Compound for months, and reports lasting vitality, regular sleep and appetite, and renewed strength.
Promoted quote from Prof Edward KH Phelps asserting real cure lies in treating the inner nerves not symptoms. Advertises Paine's Celery Compound as a famous discovery. Likely a medical patent medicine pitch urging spring health.
Former New York speaker Sayward criticizes American Federation of Labor leaders and Building Trades Council for autocratic tactics. He cites clashes with employers, union dominance, and chaotic meetings as proof workers need community restraint, while Mr. White warns unions are not perfect yet remain essential.
A panel discussion on union power and labor relations features Mr Sayward defending restraint and emphasis on public sentiment, while Mr White urges organized education and cooperation between employers and employees. Dr Cummings counters liberal liberty. Professor Carver opens with a preliminary address.
A blunt health note links persistent fatigue to blood deficiency and compares skin eruptions to blood impurity. It warns that only the reckless neglect such signals, reflecting common spring ailments and calls for caution in addressing the body's vitality.
An ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla with pills to “remove it, give new life, new cours age, strength and animation.” It claims to cleanse the blood and clear the complexion. Promises of a cure are asserted and kept.
One court session yesterday focused on the Massachusetts Gas Companies reorganization plan. Witnesses described Kidder Peabody and Co involvement, stock issuance details, and underwriting interests totaling millions. The inquiry covered receivership for Bay State Gas and connections with Mercantile Trust and various brokers in foreclosures and Coke underwriting.
A Romance Library is begun at 12 Somerset Street Boston University with Pro fessor Geddes and Professor Josselin as heads of the romance language department. Harvard fellow Mr Robert Dupeney spoke on "The Young Girl in the French Contemporary Novel" in Jacob Sleeper Hall during the inauguration.
Officials feared eye ailments among Neapolitan Italian migrants from the Canopic prompted a careful exam. Doctors halted entry at the custom sheds and only concluded the inspection by 7 PM yesterday after detaining 70 of the 165 migrants for various reasons.
A drugstore ad promises a guaranteed cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles. If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in six to fourteen days, your money is refunded. The offer includes a $500 value reference.
Labor advocates press for legal protection of peaceful picketing at the State House hearing. Senator Harvell presided as a crowded Labor committee heard testimony from 28 organizations representing about 17,000 workers. Opponents argued the bill unnecessary, while supporters framed it as protecting constitutional rights amid strikes and boycotts. A woman delegate described police harassment of picketers, prompting debate over peaceful communication versus enforcement. The session featured remarks from Frank Foster, ex-Senator Berry, Skinner, Wiggin, and others.
Joseph R Taytasac, 18, arrested by Dedham street station officers for larceny of $500 from his grandmother Mrs Taviasae off St Charles street. He appeared in lower Municipal Court and the case was continued for three weeks to await the Superior Court review. The grandmother, a former mother figure, defended him saying he was raised well and had no vicious intent.
A 19th century style advertisement touts Minyon’s Paw-Paw Tonic as a quick head cold cure and pneumonia preventive. It promises refunds if unsatisfied and claims benefits for dyspepsia nervousness catarrh sleeplessness and general strength. Paw-Paw Laxative Pills priced at 250 a lotie are also sold by druggists.
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