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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1892
Page
5
Dr Woodbury D James of Dorchester Massachusetts claims medicines acting on the blood can cure cancer without surgery. He cites Mrs Hazen as a full cancer cure witnessed by many observers and invites inquiry, visits, and free consultations to explain his treatment and potential cures.
Mrs Martha A Hazen of Danversport Mass recounts suffering two breast cancers, one removed in 1885, another in 1887. After consulting Dr James in Dec 1887 and following medical treatment, she reports gradual improvement and final cure by Oct 4 1888, claiming this to be an authenticated case.
A compilation of testimonies from D W Hazen and many relatives and friends across Danversport East Pepperell Hollis and Beverly praising a cure. The note claims cancer remission and widespread recovery noting dates and locations and urging inquiries with postage stamps. It mentions Dr James and Field's Corner horse cars in Boston.
A 19th century advertisement offers a cure quick for catarrh and throat ailments for 50 cents, with instructions and a brochure on cures in Boston. It touts a tobacco dangers pamphlet and a 125 page book The Tobacco Slave sent for 25 cents, claiming 44 years of Dr. C. A. Greene’s experience and free pamphlets.
New York jury in the Norcross inquest returns that Henry L Norcross of Somerville Mass died in the Russell Sage office on December 4 from a combustible dropped by himself Norton a clerk also died at the same time and place Norton and Norcross killed by the same blast Sage and clerics testified Sage denied using Laidlaw to shield himself from the explosion.
E H Sothern comes to Boston next week in The Dancing Girl at Hollis Street Theatre. The new comedy follows Drusilla Ives who becomes the Dancing Girl in London and later faces upheaval on her Quaker isle. The cast features Morton Selten Rowland Buckstone Huntington Eytinge and others.
Audiences grow for Palace shows with The Black Flag presented by a strong company and lavish scenery. Cyrene headlines with a new dance. Marie Conchita sings Velvet and Rags World Over at Pastor's Theatre. The City Club Vaudeville at Howard Atheneum features Sports in a Grotto and an olio with The Angelus and The Judgment of Solomon. The County Fair closes soon at Park Theatre with Burgess farewell. Miss Sadie Martinet and Pompadour receive acclaim at Tremont. Lillian Russell ends Globe engagement with La Cigale. Carroll Johnson stars in The Gossoon at Globe for one week plus St Patrick's matinee. Tug of war at Stone & Shaw features New York vs Boston talent, with Hamlin sword acts, Fowler tears of strength, Miss Munroe bagpipe, and other specialists.
Suffolk Club members rejoice as their sagacious Maltese cat Tom returns to his post at the stairs head and the head waiter’s table after missing for a period in January. He resumes his perch beside the member with the lunch he favors and is believed to have enjoyed the best the house offered during his absence.
Our forefathers valued square halls and ample furnishings. The article argues current homes fall behind and stresses the entrance hall as the first room. It cites Paine's Furniture Co., 48 Canal Street, as an advertiser worth reading about hail furniture in another section of the paper.
Miss Elizabeth Holmes of Jordan Marsh & Co arrives on the White Star steamship Germanic from Europe with selections from Paris Berlin and London dress houses. She procured several choicest productions for the store.
Letters from New England and Providence describe dramatic improvements after taking Murdock's Liquid Food. Cases include recovery from stomach and bowel consumption, regain of weight, and renewed strength, with patients citing increased appetite, ability to walk, and fewer breathing issues.
Sergeant Osgood W. Knowles, retired after a year on Boston's force, died in San Bernardino County California. He served three years in Nim's Battery during the war and joined the police in 1864 before leaving due to ill health. A member of Joseph Warren Lodge of Masons, he was 56 and widowed, wife living in Rhoslinale.
The Evangelical Alliance holds a public meeting Monday March 14 at 10 am at the Meionaon. George Frederick Wadeht of Oberlin will discuss The Natural Limits of Historical Criticism. Galleries open to the public. Otis G. Robinson of Messrs Jordan Marsh & Co returns from Europe with exclusive millinery novelties for the season.
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