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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1908
Page
2
The ad highlights rising kidney disease prevalence and promotes Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a cure for related symptoms. It claims high purity, offers 10-cent and 1-dollar bottles, and includes a free sample bottle and information book sent by mail from Binghamton, New York.
Chronic exhaustion and nervous debility plague many, with poor appetite, headaches, insomnia, and low mood. The piece warns that neglect leads to nervous prostration, paralysis, numbness, and weakness in the limbs.
Dr Jos Grady counsels and treats sufferers with sympathy and skill. He has cured hundreds of cases and offers a free consultation at his medical offices 238 Easton with hours 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 and 7 to 8, Sundays 10 to 12.
Dr. Joseph Grady of The Boston Specialist describes how many people do not call themselves sick yet feel persistent weakness. He outlines practical steps to regain strength and vitality, emphasizing early action, consistent practice, and supportive medical guidance.
Worcester detectives found a letter by tenor Charles S. Bassett showing he planned his death by hydrocyanic acid last night, not accidental from cough medicine. Authorities report it as death by own action to Chief Matthews.
Concord N H March 23 A warrant authorizing the sheriff to arrest Paul S Roy and bring him from France for trial in New Hampshire for the murder of his brother in law George Carkin was received today by Governor Floyd from President Roosevelt.
Adams Suit and Cloak Co purchased the entire stock of R A Beach Co after their premises at 484 486 Washington Street were vacated. The sale includes women and misses garments including suits skirts coats furs and raincoats with prices described as sensational. Rain yesterday shifted advertised items into today sale, timed for Easter shopping.
The Hedge Fence lightship first of four vessels was launched at Fore River works at 2:30 pm amid crowded piers. Miss Elsie Johnson christened the ship with a champagne bottle, then tossed sweet peas toward the prow as spectators cheered. the ship will sail to Hedge Fence shoals in Vineyard Sound near Woods Hole.
The new First National Bank building at Franklin Federal and Congress streets, built of white Chelmsford granite with bronze windows and Vert Tines marble panels, is ready for inspection after yesterday’s unveiling. The four story ends flank a central banking area with offices, directors room, and a safety vault with burglar proof steel walls, and doors to mahogany booths for women patrons. The bank opens for business next Monday but will host public tours Tuesday through Friday from 2 to 4 pm.
Hundreds suffer long term piles but the Pyramid Pile Cure claims rapid relief. The ad promises at home treatment, no surgery, and a free trial sample before a 50 cent box purchase from Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall Michigan.
William K K Vanderbilt Jr and his chauffeur Alfred Hummel were arraigned in the Court of Special Sessions on speeding violations that Magistrate Freddie Kernochan had earlier dismissed, with Commissioner Bingham pressuring District Attorney Jerome to proceed.
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden will wed Grand Duchess Marie Pavlona on May 8 in St Petersburg. He is the second son of King Gustave of Sweden and previously visited the United States last summer. She is the daughter of Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovich.
In New York on March 23 Judge Holt heard argument on Charles W Morse’s demurrer to the petition in bankruptcy filed by Receiver Hanna of the National Bank of North America and others. The court reserved decision, with the demurrer claiming Morse is not insolvent and that petitioners are not bona fide creditors.
In Barcelona on March 23 a physician was arrested on suspicions of terrorism after authorities found a home laboratory with abundant explosive materials. He reportedly owned land and had ample funds. The note mentions a remedy called Bromo Quinine and is signed BE. W. GROVE, 2c.
Morrison I. Swift and unemployed march to City Hall seeking a bread line and free speech permit for Swift and speakers George G. Hall John Eilis and James Beatty. They meet Mayor Hibbard’s office but receive no reply. crowd grows, meetings held at 88 Beacon Street in Italian and Hebrew. Swift urges mass turnout Wednesday at 2 o’clock for Mayor Hibbard’s response.
A jury found Wallace G. Everett guilty of manslaughter for killing Edgar L. Radcliffe with dynamite at the Crocker Hill mine in Everett's second trial. Sentence to be set later. The verdict was returned at 9 oclock tonight in South Paris, Missouri, on March 23.
An old advertisement touts Dyspeplets as sugar coated tablets in a aluminum bonbonniere at 10¢ and Hood's Cold Powder and Hood's Tooth Powder claim antiseptic and enamel benefits. The copy uses persuasive language to promote digestive relief and dental care products.
An advertisement for D D D Prescription by the D D D Co promotes a vegetable external remedy claimed to cure eczema and skin diseases. It cites Dr. Decatur D Dennis and urges local treatment to kill skin germs, featuring a testimonial from Mrs. L B Powell and offering a free booklet and products at Jaynes Drug Stores.
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