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If you suffer rheumatism call the Boston Post office on Washington Street for medical treatment free and catarrh cure at Rooms 46 and qr Temple Place.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1899
Page
2
If you suffer rheumatism call the Boston Post office on Washington Street for medical treatment free and catarrh cure at Rooms 46 and qr Temple Place.
Advertises vegetable medicines from a Scottish process claiming cure for rheumatism and catarrh. Promotes free distribution from Post offices and demonstrations at Temple Place with no fees or physician charges, inviting public to visit Washington Street offices for trial and consultation.
Partial list shows rheumatism stomach liver catarrh lung asthma blood nerve and kidney specialties with prices 25c each. The Mackintosh Sovereign Specialties are sold by leading druggists and can be mailed postpaid on receipt of price.
In the Kennedy trial Mrs. Logue testifies she heard a fall and movement from the room above the murdered Dolly Reynolds. Police describe Kennedy’s identification by hotel staff, his uncertain alibi, and the discovery of weapons and writing fragments at his New Dorp home.
The aging vagrant known as Old John the umbrella man died in a Station 4 cell after a hard winter. He wore multiple overcoats and carried a large bundle of umbrellas and battered glass jewelry, often helping a boy with new spectacles. His body likely goes unclaimed.
Metropolitan Manufacturing Co successor to American Wringer Co s New England Retail Business at 77 70 Franklin and 80 Arch St Boston telephoned 2600 offers wringers mungies and sweepers with repair service and prompt attention to orders.
In Bridgeport on March 27 the court pursued the identity of Emma Gill in the Guilford case. Dr. Rosenbluth testified about Emma Gill’s dental records including a July 1 1897 tooth extraction and later filling. Medical Examiner Downs described dismemberment details and septicemia linked to possible criminal operation, with organs sent to New York for examination.
In Washington the military inquiry into Spanish War beef supply hears from E C Swift of Swift & Co Lowell Mass. who helped prepare the Cuba contract. He details terms on delivery points refrigeration 72 hours and the 24 hour limit and notes the shipboard and shore handling expectations. General Eagan may testify. General Miles likely to be recalled.
In Bridgeport on March 27 a hearing on the New York Journal representative Langdon Smith regarding allegedly objectionable material tied to Dr. Nancy A. Guilford's trial proceeded as jurors were excused and was continued to 5 p m tomorrow.
The executive committee outlines a season of energetic push focused on highway improvement touring favorable legislation transporting bicycles as baggage social meetings local organization and racing. Departments will operate on a business basis with monthly reports under direct executive supervision to keep higher officers informed and weed out dead timber.
Portuguese cyclists in Boston and vicin ity form the Lusitana Cycle Club with twenty five members planning to become an L A W club. Committees on house furnishing and bylaws appointed and road officers elected Captain F A Pinto First Lieutenant John Rogers Second Lieutenant M Peixoto Ensign John Constantino. The club includes several fast riders.
Free lectures at Music Hall by Dr. Greene of 34 Temple Place Boston discuss the X Ray’s inner view of the body and its medical promise. He invites all people for free consultations and medicines, with women and men receiving separate free sessions on Tuesday events.
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