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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
16
A tense scene unfolds as Michael discovers a letter from Mr. Philips. The sender identifies the addressee as Mr. Rolf and reveals the address 41 Ilchester Street, Kensington, with the name Smith confirmed as expected.
An aging population suffers chronic constipation and should keep Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin on hand. The mild laxative trains bowels for eventual independence from medicines, with a sixty cent bottle lasting about a month. Eight million bottles were purchased last year.
An ad touts Bon-Opto tablets as a free prescription to strengthen eyesight up to 50 percent in a week. Claims from Dr. Lewis and a prominent physician promise sight improvement, with user anecdotes of reduced glasses use and clearer vision after daily eye baths. Sold by druggists in Boston and area.
Dr James Francis Sullivan argues iron deficiency weakens body and mind and urges blood checks for weak patients. He guides readers to organic Nuxated Iron, comparing it to spinach iron and beef extract, claiming broad efficacy with a money back guarantee and availability from druggists.
Michael Rolf visits Kensington seeking Patricia's welfare. He asks Mrs. Smith to invite Patricia to live with her and offers support. Mrs. Smith reveals Patricia's mother is the exiled seamstress, explains fostered past, and fears telling Patricia. Michael insists on a home and plans to handle the truth privately.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for biliousness and constipation. It promises relief of headachy, sick feeling and a clear, rosy, cheerful morning with no griping. It claims benefits for adults and children and lists price options of 10, 25, and 50 cents.
The Boston Public Library hosts Re productions of Illuminated Manuscripts in the British Museum. The Lindisfarne Gospels special title features intricate initial letters and a tale of Saint Cuthbert. The piece notes shipwreck legends and the recovery of historic works like the Cantos of Dante and the Bradford manuscript.
A resolution to authorize the erection of a State of Maine building at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Mass was passed for engrossment by both chambers of the Legislature.
An advertisement advises those with indigestion that excess stomach hydrochloric acid causes nine out of ten cases. It promotes Bisurated Magnesia as a safe antacid to neutralize acidity after meals, allowing normal digestion without laxatives or artificial digestives.
Robert F. Herrick Daniel G. Wing Stephen V. R. Crosby Neal Rantoul and major banks including Kidder Peabody Chase National Bank and others demurred yesterday in Norfolk Superior Court at Dedham to a 15 million dollar damage suit brought by George F. Willett as assignee and trustee. Demurrers argue the declaration lacks a valid cause of action and is too vague and improper. Hearing on the demurrers is set for next Monday morning before Judge Hall.
B Loring Young urged the State Chamber of Commerce directors at their Hotel Bellevue meeting to discourage local requests for state roads as they hinder a definite Highway Commission program. The board also opposed the proposed 1 percent income tax increase for 1920.
An old health column urges flushing the kidneys with Jad Salts and water. It claims the salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, cleanse and stimulate kidneys, end bladder weakness, and neutralize urine acids. Regular water intake is advised.
Dublin's Lord Mayor cables gratitude to President Harding for backing the American drive to fund relief for suffering in Ireland. The message says the grand and afflicted people of Ireland are gratified by America's support and that funds are urgently needed to restore buildings and relieve distress.
An old-time advertisement touts Tiz as the ultimate foot remedy. It claims instant relief from tired aching feet corns callouses and bunions. promises feet feel lighter shoes feel comfier and even allows smaller shoe size with regular use. The pitch urges readers to buy a box at drug or department stores.
Advertisement claims biliousness constipation and headaches stem from digestion. NR Tablets are a vegetable mix said to calm stomach liver bowels and kidneys, improve digestion nutrition blood vitality and overall strength. The text urges a 250 dose, guarantees results and claims pharmacist endorsement.
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