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Not a cent of charge for the fullest medical examination and advice offered. The notice promises complete investigational services at no cost to the patient, highlighting available full medical scrutiny.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1897
Page
5
Not a cent of charge for the fullest medical examination and advice offered. The notice promises complete investigational services at no cost to the patient, highlighting available full medical scrutiny.
Advocates of the Muayon treatment express gratitude for a claimed complete cure, presenting testimonies of relief and renewed health as they credit the program with transformative results.
Mrs. Tichon of 108 Kendall Ave Boston says Munyon's Treatments eased his pain and swelling after many doctors failed. She reports relief from back chest pain and improved mobility after using the Female Cure Serve Cure Dyspepsia Cure and Munyon's Cathartics.
Munyon's improved homeopathic remedies advertise a separate cure for each disease and claim that anyone can be their own doctor. The ad asserts thousands of homes rely on Munyon's Remedies and that hundreds have been cured.
Advertisement claims Munyon s Electric Machine cures paralysis stiff joints neuralgia and nervous diseases. It says pains vanish in minutes joints relax and become flexible backs strengthen female troubles disappear and paralyzed muscles regain power, with renewed vitality and increased blood circulation.
Ad claims a rational treatment using medicated vapors to soothe the nose and throat, reach the lungs, destroy germs, and heal inflamed areas. It markets as penetrating hard to reach sites and offering a free trial locally for catarrh and throat complaints.
A note states no money is received for examination or advice nor for medical attention. The fragment suggests a charitable or unpaid medical service claim with unspecified scope.
Eight day Boston to Washington tour begins March 18. Personal guide price 27 dollars covers all expenses including five Washington days Mt. Vernon visit Philadelphia stop and New York layover. For full details contact A J Simmons N E A 211 Washington Street Boston.
Charlie Hoyt brings his new farce to Boston at the Park with a strong company led by Harry Conor and Harry Gilfoil. Marie Jansen contends with a cold but delivers a praised performance alongside Nellie Butler and the Angeles sisters. The production promises a prosperous run given its wit, satire, and lively casting.
A large enthusiastic Boston audience greeted Klaw & Erlanger's Jack and the Beanstalk at the Boston Theatre. The company delivered a dazzling revival with improved ballet and chorus work, earning renewed applause for Misses Lessing Hollins Lynch Perkins and the ten fairies along with Ross Snow Clark Kelly Wilke Morse. The production stays two more weeks.
Tony Farrell stars in Garry Owen at Bowdoin Square Theatre for a week with St Patrick’s Day matinee. The Irish play earns strong audience reaction and features Irish reels and creditable vocal specialties. Next week presents Darkest Russia.
The Hollis hosts EB H Sothern for the final week of An Enemy to the King as crowds applaud his loyal Huguenot captain role. The production earns praise for staging and act two coloring while Sothern oversees mounting details.
Henry L Southwick leads a local company in Bulwer Lytton Richelieu at Tremont Theatre. Southwick's interpretation is novel, with praise for Jessie Eldridge Southwick and Ethel A Harwick. Large audience applauded. Hamlet to follow. orangutan Joe displayed amid public interest.
Yesterday morning the zoo presented a highly intelligent eleven foot tall monkey named Joe who performs feats rivaling human abilities. Reported to have years of training, the animal smokes and drinks in street clothes and draws large crowds, prompting praise for the zoo's enterprise and public interest in the spectacle.
Review notes a warm welcome for Steve Brodie in On the Bowery at the Columbia theatre. The production features the Bowery saloon, King of the Bowery, and a Brooklyn Bridge scene with life like scenery and strong audience approval. Brodie receives multiple curtain calls and the company earns praise. Tomorrow’s matinee will include Brodie reading Corbett-Fitzsimmons results and exchanges, with Humanity illustrated next week.
Dion Boucicault’s melodrama After Dark opened at the New Grand in Boston yesterday afternoon. The New Grand Theatre Orchestra under Band Master Dunbar impressed in its first Boston outing. Cast highlights include J. W. McConnell as Old Tom and Robert Lowe as Sir George Medhurst with Sadie Price Virginia Johnson and Mamie Baker as the leading ladies. The program featured French boy tenor Billy Barlow and a strong bill of clowns and specialty acts. Kidnapped will be presented next week.
The Boston Museum hosts the second week of the play Secret Service with a full and appreciative audience. Gillette’s handling of the war play is praised for avoiding offense despite its Union sympathies among the few characters.
Blanche Walsh is perfectly at home as Miss Varney in a Richmond evening scene. Secret Service is playing to an extended run, with performances continuing until further notice.
Nat C Goodwin opens an annual engagement at the Hollis Street Theatre next Monday night with seats on sale at 8 o'clock this morning. Since his Boston return he toured Australia to great acclaim and recently presented Madeline Lucette Ryley’s new play An American Citizen which met instant success. Ryley’s Christopher Jr. and other works have earned her high regard as a playwright, with An American Citizen praised as her best yet.
Theater review praises Castle Square singers for ambitious high quality performances of the Huguenots Lohengrin and Tannhauser with Payne Clark delivering a capable tenor turn The production features strong acting staging and costumes plus notable acts like trained monkeys Abbott sisters Irish village routines and a varied curio hall lineup including magicians and dog acts
Abbey Schoeffel Grau Company opens a week long Boston opera visit at Mechanics Building April 56 featuring Wagner Siegfried Lohengrin Faust Carmen with top stars like Jean de Reszke Calve Litvinne Bispham Olitzka Cremenini and conductors Anton Seidl Mancinelli Bevignani.
Director Brooke and the Chicago Marine Band impressed audiences at the Boston Theatre. Two concerts are planned for next Sunday afternoon and evening, likely drawing large crowds. Miss Sammis delivered notable vocal numbers with encores. Sunday’s show begins at 3 o'clock.
In Keith’s programme yesterday large crowds praised the week’s entertainment. Frederic Bryton and Grace Filkins delivered the best sketch of the season with bright dialogue and witty conception, elevating the show above other vaudeville offerings.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a permanent cure for female weakness and related diseases. It argues women avoid doctors due to modesty, claims the medicine is safe for all conditions, and notes sales leadership. The ad promotes The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser and offers a medical book and free copies via mail from Buffalo NY.
Harry W Williams's company at the Howard Atheneum presents a varied program of entertaining acts. Emery and Marlowe start with a lively sketch, followed by Fisher and Carroll and Maud Raymond. Dixon Bowers and Dixon bring a new sketch, Clifford and Huth showcase talents, Smith and Fuller perform a musical act, the Rogers brothers close the bill with flying rings, and Imogene Comer leads the star roster with The World's Trio, Clarice Vance, Frey and Fields, Louis Beauvais, Frederick and Stewaro, Helen St Clair, Eddie Clark, Miles Perkins, and John Phillips in a full evening of variety.
Edward E. Rose opened the house with The Colleen Bawn drawing strong applause. Lytell as Anne Chute won favor, Daly as Myles impressed, Kent’s Danny intense, Angela sisters head a brisk vaudeville bill, and Doherty’s trained poodles delighted families. The World will headline next week with a full vaudeville change.
The museum lecture hall hosts Brockman and his ponies in a small circus like show while four Cardonnas arrive for a first U.S. appearance. Dave Genaro Lilian Bailey and many vaudeville acts fill the program with music dancing and comedy.
The Red Crook burlesque and specialty company began a week long engagement at the Palace Theatre. The program opens with The Red Crook's Reception and closes with The Red Crooks at the Bottom of the Sea. Frances Dagmar leads the company with strong support from a versatile cast including Gladys Castleton May Wood and the California Trio Coogan Rand and Taft in top acts.
The Irish Village, presented at the Nickelodeon this week, proved an engaging program with likely strong audience interest and entertainment value.
The West Newton street rink hosts a large crowd of learners for a costume carnival with prizes including a gold medal set with a diamond and a diamond ring. Prof Franks welcomed back from a New England tour as Raymond plans a one mile open heats tournament with finals for two qualifiers and a $100 gold coin purse for the pro series.
Steve Brodie informs readers he must postpone selling newspapers for the Boston poor after a Saturday night bridge accident. He apologizes and asks space in the paper to prevent disappointing supporters, dated Boston March 6.
The City Point Catholic Association of South Boston plans its annual St Patrick’s night minstrel show at St Michael’s Hall. Led by Charles H Slattery the cast features Joseph A Callahan Richard F Tobin Alfred M Shevlin and J Frank Riley with a 50 voice grand chorus and soloists Edward Broders Daniel A Sullivan and the Union Male Quartet. Proceeds aid local charities with prior benefit performances in Newton raising nearly $1000 for Our Lady church.
Props and managers Abbey Schoeffel present Henry L. Southwick and his company with Tue and Fri and Wed and Thu evenings. Libu Saturday matinee of The Merchant of Venice with Charles W. Kidder and Mrs Eldrid Southwick. Saturday night King Richard I March 22 and Two Little Varants. Seat sale Thursday.
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