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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1892
Page
5
Dr Woodbury D James advertises a blood based cancer cure claiming Mrs Hazen’s fully developed case was cured with no surgery or plasters. He invites readers to visit 98 Savin Hill Avenue Dorchester Massachusetts for consultations and treatment demonstrations, with hours 4 and 7 to 8 PM.
Mrs Martha A Hazen of Danversport Massachusetts recounts a two year battle with cancer starting in the right breast followed by a second cancer in the left breast. Under Dr James's medical treatment from February 1887 through October 1888 she reports gradual relief and final cure without surgery, asserting the case as authenticated and unique in medical history.
We, the undersigned, testify to the famous cure of Mrs. D. W Hazen of Danversport Massachusetts. Witnesses list relatives and friends from East Pepperell Hollis Salem Beverly and Danversport affirming her treatment and lasting recovery from cancer. The note includes dates, addresses and a statement from the patient Oct 20 1891.
An advertisement describes a paid mail offer for Cure Quick for Catarrh and throat afflictions, with a 50 cent price and a brochure detailing hundreds of cures in Boston. It promotes a Tobacco Slave book and a pamphlet on Omni athy, touts 44 years of experience, and provides address and contact details for Dr. C. A. Greene at 178 Tremont St.
A long feature on Sol Smith Russell and Edward Kidder leading the new pieces Peaceful Valley and Forgiven at Boston venues. The Tremont Bowdoin and Museum programs showcase Russell, Bryton, Delmore, and a strong supporting cast with Walter Burridge scenic effects and popular matinee offerings drawing large audiences.
Munroe the lady bagpipe player headlines a bill featuring Jenley and ack the Nawns Jessie K Giles Eclipse Quartet Barcliff brothers Roseland and Morton Dutch Loring McDowell and Stevens and Dean and Harris A Laughing Farce Me and Jack by Lester and Williams to follow at Palace Theatre Also Cyrene the Spanish dancer dazzles crowds Tomorrow’s pop concert lists Will F Denny Lew Quartet Master Fenton James H Irwin Williams hand bell players and three renowned ladies to be announced later
The March report of the U S Department of Agriculture statistician shows world cotton production exceeds consumption by over a million and a half bales in 1890 and continues to rise in 1891. It notes rising visible stocks, falling Liverpool prices, and a long-term overproduction risk. The report urges the cotton states to diversify and adopt new crops to sustain agricultural communities.
Corrianp New York March 18 William Muldoon says he is not engaged to train Sullivan or Corbett. He notes Sullivan is not as friendly with him as before but bears no ill will and would not harm Sullivan. Muldoon says Sullivan must be in peak condition to beat Corbett, who is tougher than Kilrain was.
The Boston clothing firm Spitz Bros. & Mark will retire from retail after expiring their 508 Washington street lease. They will occupy Nos. 65, 67 and 69 Summer street, a four upper-floor complex totaling 19,500 square feet. The wholesale firm plans cutting rooms, stock and salesrooms, offices, and two furnished sample rooms to showcase garments. Elevators and lighting systems are included for full operation.
In Massachusetts Cotton Mill case Mary Rogers a child sought $30,000 for damages after losing three fingers in a machine. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant.
A three story building collapsed in St Petersburg on March 18 killing thirteen workmen. The incident dominates today scene as rescuers search the rubble amid ongoing inquiries into structural safety and labor conditions in the city.
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