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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1904
Page
4
Fragmented ad text touts a “great restorer” for men of 16 in Lisbon New Hampshire. Claims of vigor health and youthfulness accompany dubious statements and unclear product naming.
Testimonials from well known temperance men claim Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey is the sole tonic that keeps the body healthy. Endorsers include Mr. Pike and Mr. Kelsea who cite long life and steadied health, with Gov ernment recognition and medical acceptance backing its medicinal claims.
A back-and-forth debate challenge unfolds between Rev Charles A Crane of the People's Temple and Rev Charles L Morgan of Jamaica Plain over temperance victory claims. Crane calls Morgan to publicly defend his statement on third party influence, Morgan declines, suggesting debate unnecessary and arguing laws were not enacted by third parties.
The Boston police board correspondence from March 16 1904 shows William H Howes and chairman W H Emmons discussing protest letters against Brighton licenses. They request originals and warn of bogus signatures attached to the remonstrance and urge examination of signatures.
The Brighton Public Order League acknowledges a police inquiry dated March 16 and offers to permit examination of original signatures but objects to removing them from league possession. It says the board should contact the league if doubts remain about the league’s authorship.
A St Louis hardware salesman extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as essential for travel life. He claims regular use keeps digestion in order despite irregular meals, noting heartburn and headaches once common before adopting the fifty-cent regimen. He credits the druggist with its popularity and promised results.
Michael J. ONeil, 22, of Roxbury leaped from a North Ferryboat from East Boston to the city. He changed his mind in the water and was rescued by a towboat crew aided by Judge Emmons. He was taken to Station 8 and treated by Dr William Dunn.
The Rev. Father McCafferty of St Thomas Church Jamaica Plain praised the success of the concert held to aid the church. The event drew community support and showcased local talent.
At St Thomas Church entertainment Curtis Hall drew a large audience last evening. M J Dwyer delivered a musical lecture on National Traits in Irish Poetry and Song. The program included violin, harp and other selections and was greatly enjoyed.
John Devine was yesterday committed to the State Prison for a term between two and a half years and four years for breaking and entering after being found guilty in four counts.
An old newspaper ad promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes money back refunds if ineffective and includes E W Grove's signature on each box.
Frank Zacaro, owner of a cobbler shop at 128 Prince Street, was held at gun and stiletto threatened as two Italian assailants entered the store. One restrained him with gas while the other pricked his throat with a stiletto and escaped with $300. The crime occurred early evening as they began inspecting shoes.
Bemis mass of ice carries two small boys down the Charles River as onlookers watch in fear. The ice cake lodges at Aetna Mills dam near a bridge. The elder boy helps the younger to safety while the elder secures his own escape.
Two separate break ins occurred on Hemenway street near each other in the Back Bay. At 133 Hemenway street Maud Thayer’s apartment was entered through an open window, with a gold ruby and pearl mounted ring, a gold pin, a gold pencil, and $9.20 stolen. At 125 Hemenway street thieves using false keys took about $112 in jewelry belonging to Miss Lucille Dunn.
Jimmy Gardner of Lowell outboxed Mike Ward of Sarnia in Chicago and won a clear decision after six one sided rounds. Ward was in trouble from the third round onward and constantly clinched to avert a knockout.
The passage argues that moral action in urgent danger is possible if one maintains composure and preparedness, enabling prompt decision making when collapse or fainting threaten. It emphasizes timely judgment and steady presence as key factors in choosing the ethical course.
Doctors affirm H 6AYLOR whiskey, noting widespread prescription tradition spanning over thirty years. Sold by druggists and licensed dealers, in sealed bottles only, not bulk.
Democratic leaders and lawmakers expressed strong support for Richard Olney as a potential presidential nominee. Speakers from Boston Lowell Ipswich and other areas praised Olney's safety for the party and the nation, citing his qualifications and the political implications of his candidacy.
North Weymouth March 17. Police scour the country for Charles E Brigham as frightened townspeople hear tales of him near their homes. A dugout hideout by Back River near Hingham bridge shelters him with a hoboes camp occupying a hillside cave. A postman visiting the site found a dozen hoboes cooking clams and familiar with Brigham who had been in the area about ten days and left to seek work.
About 100 Italian trackmen employed by the Boston Terminal Company walked off yesterday afternoon seeking increased pay from 1.25 to 1.75 dollars a day. The strike caused no disturbance.
A brief note touts Stubborn as effective for obstinate colds and claims users feel the benefit from even a small bottle. It emphasizes ease of use and quick, noticeable relief.
Brookline and Back Bay society members attended the recital by Mrs Sigrid Lunde Souther in Union Hall Brookline last evening. Soprano Mrs Angot Lunde Wright and pianists Miss Johanne Glorungen and Miss Olga Lyche received an ovation at the close.
Boston hospital staff and administration endorse Rexall Mucu-Tone as the best cure for catarrh they have used. President Albert C. Smith and officers of Suffolk Hospital attest in a full letter that the remedy heals mucous membranes from head to bladder, promises complete cures after four to six bottles, with a money back guarantee.
Secretary of the Navy discharged a long wait as a Hibernian parade blocked his route to Evacuation Day luncheon in South Boston. Moody, amused, waved to cheering high school girls and paused on a curb while a muddy street swelled with marchers. McNary and city officials attended, with Dillaway delivering a nonstandard Evacuation Day address praising South Boston’s volunteer heroism and critics of modern industry.
A reader urges radical changes to the National Women Hall of Fame lists in the St Louis project. The letter names several candidates including Mrs John L Bates Mrs Curtis Guild Jr Dr P A Collins Mrs Julia Duff Mrs Josephine St Pierre Ruffin Mrs Emily Fifield Alice Stone Blackwell Martha Moore Avery Mary A Livermore and The Rev Mary A Bartle asserting a focus on justice and equality from Malden dated March 17.
Wakefield March 17 At a gathering in Flanley Hall many citizens voted to form a Hearst club and elected officers including President John M OHea and vice presidents H M Goodwin John Sheehy T Frank Gaffey George Moran Joseph Preston John White John McKeon.
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