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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1901
Page
2
A medical advertisement warns neglect of stomach trouble leads to broader organ damage. It extols Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery with patient testimonials from North Carolina and Alleghany County. The piece promotes avoiding self trial and offers a free medical adviser book.
The American Humane Society report lists many cases of abuse and penalties from fines to imprisonment. It records actions against quarrymen, teamsters, drivers, farmers, pedl ers and others for beating, overdriving, or torturing horses and dogs, with fines up to 150 dollars and up to three months in jail. President Angell notes 30 351 cases investigated and 1773 horses removed from work, plus 15 percent mercy killings. leadership changes are noted with new directors and counsel.
The Merchants and Miners' Transportation Company steamer Gloucester capt Dizer arrived from Baltimore and Norfolk. While docked off Norfolk she was fouled by the Pennsylvan ia railroad tug Delmar towing a barge, damaging the port side aft and injuring two plates. Port Warden Lavender inspected the area and the damaged plate was removed for repair at Atlantic works. The ship is expected to resume its schedule.
A man about 35 years old traveled through West Somerville and Spring Hill yesterday and successfully passed several counterfeit five dollar bills. He bought small items with the fakes and received genuine currency in return.
The Rev Joseph H Rockwell delivered the third sermon in the Immaculate Conception church series on The Hereafter arguing for the existence of hell as a moral deterrent. He cited New Testament passages and quotes from Scott and Luther while urging prayer, self denial, and contrition to attain righteousness.
A Grindstone City Michigan woman bedridden by stomach and digestive troubles improved after using Grape-Nuts. She credits the pre digested starch and grape sugar in the cereal for restoring strength, aiding digestion, and helping her regain weight and mobility through rides and walks.
Henry H. Faxon replies to Practical Politics on the semicolon bill noting his Temperance Republican Headquarters predates the law by decades. He argues remonstrants are well organized, have not hired counsel, and have not sought funds to cover expenses while hotel men's associations push for passage.
In Marlboro Massachusetts on March 26 a rekindled romance ends in marriage as Lewis Cloudman of Boston and Mrs Caroline Pressy of Marlboro unite in Worcester with Rev A W Hitchcock officiating The couple had been lovers forty years ago when Miss Caroline Collins lived in Newburyport Mass Their prior marriages ended with the deaths of spouses Pressy and Cloudman both moved on until they renewed contact last July and became engaged Mrs Pressy has two sons and a daughter.
A free trial package offers a pure vegetable preparation claimed to cure baldness dandruff and thinning hair. Readers are urged to mail name and address with a 2 cent stamp to Altenheim Medical Dispensary Cincinnati Ohio for immediate shipment backed by testimonials from professors and families.
Washington dispatches report Admiral Rodgers and the cruiser New York reaching Tangier to enforce a settlement with the Sultan of Morocco. Consul General Gummere accompanies the mission, with options to meet at Mazagan or proceed to Morocco City if negotiations stall by the third week in April.
The Post 68 campfire at Grand Army Hall Dorchester drew about 150 Grand Army men from Post 68 Post 62 and other city posts. Commander Wallace Kenney presided with speeches from department commander Silas Barton senior vice commander Wilmon Blackmar representative E B Callender and others. John I Bird recited Hiawatha and many post commanders and officers attended including Haddock Swan Spencer Wales Dore Murphie Drew Smith Baker Robinson Simpson Prince Vinal Trott Scales and McIntire.
An excerpt from a Chicago Tribune article notes Georgia peaches command a growing share of the market in Chicago. Traders praise the fruit for size flavor and firmness, as shipments from Georgia reach New York and other eastern markets.
Tangier dispatch reports American consul-general Gummere plans to press for a definite settlement of all American claims with the Moroccan Sultan. He demands an apology for the alleged discourtesy shown by the grand vizier and the minister of foreign affairs.
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