The Great Nerve and Blood Invigorant Advertising Claim
An advertisement touts Dr. Greene’s Nervura as the most successful nerve and blood remedy, promising cures for paralysis insanity heart failure and exhaustion. It sells for $1 a bottle and claims to restore strength and vigor and invites consultations at 34 Temple Place Boston Mass by person or letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Johnson & CO
Custom House
Johnson
New England Faces Memorial Day and Notable Local Facts
A Biddeford woman Mrs. J. T. Mason will deliver a Memorial Day address in Bangor before Grand Army posts. Pearl Wight, once of Rockland and now in New Orleans, is named as a Republican candidate for Louisiana governor. Polly Dickey of Stockton Springs, over 100 with no headaches for 25 years. C. F. Jackson, Rockville boot and shoe salesman, completes 27 years on the road, 25 with one firm, possibly a New England record. A Freeport wedding features a punning prayer as groom Sam Soule and Grace are matched, the clergyman unaware of the wordplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Mason
Biddeford
Bangor
Pearl Wight
Rockland
New Orleans
Louisiana
C. F. Jackson
Rockville
New England
Sumner Soule
Freeport
Sam” Soule
Grace
Post Mortem: The Boston Post Reborn in Lively Fashion
The Boston Post emerges lively under new management, likened to a phoenix rising from its former downfall. The Newburyport Herald comments on its spirited revival and enduring vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport Herald
Boston Post
Phoenix
Court Notices Massachusetts District Admission Request
In Boston Massachusetts in March 1892 J Foster Bis Coe has applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the U S Circuit Court The request is filed with John G Stetson Commissioner of the U S Circuit Court as required by court rules
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
J. Foster Bis. Coe
John G. Stetson
U. S. Circuit Court
George H. Perry
Medford
Francis 8. Fiske
U.S. Circuit Court
Boston meat inspector accused of private sales scandal
The Boston meat and provisions inspector Daniel F. McCarthy stands for council confirmation amid reports he diverts time from duties to private work at Arnold & Co. and even sells meat at the market. Independent inquiries by a Post reporter corroborate claims of conflicting employment and improper conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel F. McCarthy
Boston
McCarthy
Soa Post
Market Place
Mr. McCarthy
George McKay
Faneuil Hall Market
Phenix Beef Packing Company
A. A. B. Arnold & Co
Arnold
Sproul
Sproul, Paul & Co
Daniel McCarthy
Dan McCarthy
Arnold & Co.'s
Arnold’s
Arnold & Co
W. L. Wilkins
Wilkins
Phoenix Packing Company
Arnold & Co.’s
Mr. Wilkins
Phenix Packing Company
Mr. Arnold
The Lone Star Cotton Picker Investment Prospect
A Boston man evaluating Lone Star Cotton Picker investment learns from an influential Northern Texas citizen about field performance and potential savings. He notes the machine can replace many hands and promises high efficiency, while questions arise about duties, commissions, and compliance with city provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lone Star Cotton Picker Company
Texas
Honey Grove
Tex
Lone Star
A Blue Season for Fashion March decree sets blue as trend
A decree announces that blue in all shades will prevail this season in fashion. The proclamation highlights blue as the dominant color for March wardrobes and seasonal styling.
Weather Indications Forecast Snow Along With Clearing
The Weather Indications forecast for Saturday calls for Maine and New Hampshire snow and clearing in the south, colder northwest gales, winds easing during the day. Vermont expects light snow then clearing and warmer Saturday night. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut should be generally fair with decreasing west winds and colder Saturday morning followed by a rise in temperature. Eastern New York will be fair with slightly warmer conditions. Signals are displayed from Atlantic City to Eastport.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Atlantic City
Eastport
Pinning Down the General in Gloucester District
Cape Ann Breeze notes chatter from the Boston Post about General Cogswell’s hold on the district office. Voters’ consent remains key as speculation on a third term continues, with possible impact from the Lapham bill case in Congress but no clear grievance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Ann
Boston Post
Cogswell
Gloucester Way
Congress
House
Haile and Hart Seen as GOP Ticket Leaders
The Boston Post identifies Lieutenant-Governor Haile and Postmaster Hart as leading candidates for the Republican head ticket next fall, arguing they ought to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport News
Boston Post
Haile
Hart
Harty
Catarrh Linked to Lung Diseases Warns of Consumption Danger
A promotional article argues catarrh leads to bronchitis pneumonia and consumption. It explains the path of mucous membranes from nose to lungs, cites Koch on tuberculosis bacillus, and presents patient testimonials praising Copeland and Cowden catarrh cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
Drs. Copeland
Cowder
Free Wool Debate Opens In House As Tariff Clash Grows
In Washington on March 11 the House set two hours for private bills and studied the free wool bill. Stevens of Massachusetts praised duties reduction aiding both manufacturers and consumers, while Brookshire of Indiana blasted Blaine's reciprocity as unjust taxation. Ray of New York argued free wool harms labor, Coombs of New York supported benefits to trade, and the House recessed until 8 p.m. In the Senate Dolph defended protection then critiqued sub-treasury and favored reciprocity with South American states. The Military Academy bill and post office measures moved forward before adjournment.
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Washington
McMillin
Tennessee
House
Stevens
Massachusetts
Montgomery
Kentucky
Brookshire
Indiana
Glaine
Ray
New York
Democratic Party
Coombs
United States
Senate
Dolph
Stewart
Committee On Civil Service Reform
Stanford
Sub-Treasury
Canada
Oregon
Cullom
Committee On Appropriations
Military Academy
West
Pioneers of Low Fees Promote Five Dollar Rate
Drs Copeland and Cowden, heralded as the People's Physicians, introduced a five dollar monthly rate for treatment and medicines in Boston. They offered free services during a preset period to prove their thoroughness, challenging rival physicians and public opinion. The offer runs until April 15, with profits secondary to public endorsement of fair pricing and voluntary justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Cowden
Copeland and
Boston
Dre. Copeland
William F. Hadly
Stoneham
Mass
Perley G. Stevens
Kerdville
Representative Men Laud Doctors Cope land and Cowden
Representatives praise the skill ability and honesty of Drs Cope land and Cowden at a meeting in Mu Hadly. The speakers stress high regard for medical competence and integrity in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Copeland and
Cowden
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Ree
Polly Dickey
Stockton Springs
H.W. Stevens Co., A Corporation
Goddard
Causeway Street
Lowell Depot
E. B. Hale
J, J. McNamara & Sons
Court St
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Frice
Barnard & CO
Tate
Bugs
Come
Rutherford
Arthur Dixwell
Tremont St
Perforeacsitntee
Ferniture
Gariage Hooma Ie
Eastern Storage .Co
Chelsea
Omee Everett Ave
KR. BR
Chelsea Depot
Geo H. Buck
B.R
Oriental Tea CO
Java
Scollay Square
the Post
Bright
John Shannon
Colburn St
East Dedham
Eagle Miller
Tampa
Dra. Copeland and Cowden
Chester F. Powell
Kirkland St
Mr. Stevens
Mr. Montgomery
Mr. Brookshire
Blaine
The
G. O. Taylor
C.H. Graves & Bons
Hadly
Sculley
W. H. Copeland
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Pennsylvania
National Normal University
Maplewood Institute
Pennsylvania Railroad
Byers
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Blockley
Levis
Copeland Medical Institute
Tramont Street
Boston, Mass
J. M. Cowden
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