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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
9
In Delaware Ohio and surrounding areas floodwaters inundate the region sweeping away residents. Weather officials report 19 deaths with missing persons feared many more. Rescue crews struggle to reach affected towns as waters rise, leaving extensive property damage and displacement.
An appeal praises Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood purifying cure for rheumatism, arguing topical creams fail and the medicine targets the disease in the blood. The ad lists price options and mail order details.
A group of Harvard students from Omaha and nearby towns await word as telegraph service is crippled after a West tornado. Names include A. P. Brogan H. J. Connell J. C. Davis Jr Fred C. Fernald Richardson Morris and Milton Petersen. Students in Cambridge offices await any message for relaying to Omaha.
Advertisers pledge that nervous debility and gloom yield to Tona Vita tonic. They cite relief from fullness after eating fatigue headaches night sweats and general weariness with claims of widespread testimonials and purchase at Boston drug stores.
Richard Morris of the Harvard Crimson has not heard from his mother who was in Omaha before contemplating a trip East. Students express hope Omaha will recover and grow, while reports cite multiple deaths and injuries in surrounding towns.
Arkansas towns reel from a tornado and floods. Homes and crops damaged as deaths are reported from Leslie and surrounding communities. Officials urge rescue efforts and assess losses across affected areas.
All railroad traffic in Cleveland is suspended because washouts have disrupted lines across northern Ohio. At the Union Depot at 6 30 tonight officials said trains would enter or leave the city tonight.
The Canisteo valley flood swamps Hornell and nearby towns in the worst rise in a decade. Canisteo river overflowed north of the city while Canacadea creek flooded streets for blocks. Rail service on the Erie and Pittsburg Shawmut lines disrupted as water receded later in the day.
Omaha March 25 Plans move to form a corporation to aid homeowners in reconstruction. Commissioner Ryder in charge of relief warns the next ten days will focus on meeting temporary needs of the stricken as the city begins rebuilding efforts.
The text urges rapid establishment of a committee or organization to manage and coordinate the rebuilding of ruined homes, ensuring systematic pressure and control over the reconstruction effort. It emphasizes taking urgent steps to organize the response.
Youngstown Ohio reports 25 000 workers laid off as high water floods the Mahoning River. The river spans East Youngstown and submerges Pennsylvania lines for miles. Austintown Erie bridge is weighted with cars to shield it from washout. Bridges are guarded by police to avert disasters.
Three large fires erupted in Columbus, Ohio factories on the West Side, raging over an hour and men facing water shortages after city authorities cut off the supply. Firefighters struggled to control the blaze amid growing urban risks.
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy for darkening gray hair and treating dandruff. It claims easy home preparation, or purchase of a ready bottle at about 50 cents, and asserts the product darkens evenly without obvious roots.
Connecting two city sections has been swept away and apparatus from the East Side cannot be made available to help. Affected areas face delayed response as resources are diverted and crews assess the damage. Local officials urge patience while recovery operations continue.
The Munyon Homeopathic Remedy Co reports a $500000 loss from a large fire that destroyed its extensive laboratory offices and stock. The books were saved and operations continued within forty eight hours as telephones and telegraphs guided rapid restocking and rapid fulfillment of orders. The motto There is Hope underscored the company’s resilient spirit and leadership in the field. Munyon's Remedies remain on sale through two responsible dealers.
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