Osmo-Chemic Co Proclaims Regular Irregular Debate
The Osmo-Chemic Co of Massachusetts doctors defend merit based practice and invite New England to discuss regular versus irregular advertising. They argue non advertising physicians inflate prices, while Osmo-Chemic offers modern methods like X Rays and ultraviolet therapies at low costs for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osmo-Chemic Co
Board of Examining Physicians of
Massachusetts
New England
Massachusetts Board
Hippocrates
Indianapolis
Chicago
Cones
Don t I Be Fat Trial Package Sent Free to All Who Write
Obesity treatment claim touts fat reduction without dieting through a Food product. Letter cites Dr Jones and Dr Kellogg endorsement and a free trial package sent to readers who mail in to Battle Creek Michigan. Includes customer testimonial of rapid weight loss from 2024 text style.
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Mall
Arthur K. Wallace
Abingdon
F. J. Kellogg
Kellogg
Plans for Cleaner Milk Regulations in Boston
The Board of Health issued amended rules to ensure cleaner milk supply. The standards require clean cows barns milkers and cans, immediate cooling to 50 degrees, and testing of all milk from other states and towns entering Boston. Dealers and those selling by the glass at saloons or hotels fall under the new regulations.
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Board of Health
Boston
The Actors' Church Alliance meets at Perkins Hall
At Perkins Hall on Boylston Street yesterday afternoon Mrs. Harriet W. Bean of Dorchester presented a paper titled The Theatre of Today. She argued that audiences demand better plays and criticized the abundance of sensational works like Sapho compared with Macbeth, urging Americans to seek higher quality theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actors’ Church Alliance
Perkins Hall
Boylston Street
Harriet W. Bean
Dorchester
Theatre of Today
Contempt of Court Charged Against Two Men
Timothy Hurley a bartender on West Broadway and Patrick J Gough a Sum mer street tailor were before Judge Bishop in the third jury session of the Superior Court to show cause why they should not be held in contempt. They are charged with trying to bribe Attorney Edward F McClennen to influence jurors in two land damage suits against the city of Boston. The case was postponed to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Hurley
West Broadway
Patrick J. Gough
Summer Street
Bishop
Superior Court
Edward F. McClennen
McClennen
Boston
Stage struck boys missing from North End home
Joseph Fortunato, 15, of 20 Moon Street, North End, and John Daniels, left home last Thursday in hopes of getting on the stage. Fortunato may have gone toward New York. rumor had him in Connecticut, but his brother denies any Connecticut ties. He is about five feet four, 142 pounds, wore a black suit, blue sweater, blue cap, and carried about $15.
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Joseph Fortunato
Moon Street
North Endi
John Daniels
New York
Fortunato
Connecticut
Selecting site for Malden police station
May 3 Malden special committee on the new police station met at City Hall and toured prospective sites including the Cochrance lot Eastern avenue and Ferry street Robinson lot opposite Irving Universalist Main Centre Armory Mountain avenue and a lot on Middlesex street behind the Bank building They adjourned for one week to pursue securing a site pending final selection.
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Malden
City Hall
Sheldon
Cochrance
Eastern Avenue
Ferry Street
Robinson
Irving
Universalist
Main Street
Centre
Armory
Mountain Avenue
Middlesex Street
Bank
Convention Here Today Has Much to Do
The 119th annual diocesan convention of the Episcopal Church of Massachusetts opens at Trinity Church. Bishop Lawrence will preach on The Cathedral aided by Miss Mary Sophia Walker's bequest, with reports on the new diocesan house and parish laws. Elections include standing committee, Diocesan Board of Missions, and deputies to the general convention, with Rev Dr Hutchins as a leading candidate for the presidency.
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Episcopal Church of ‘Massachusetts
Trinity Church
Lawrence
Mary Sophia Walker
Waltham
William
Rainsford
St. George’s Church
New York
E. Winchester Donald
D. D
Emelius W. Smith
Morton Stone
Leonard K. Storrs
Charles T. Whittemore
Lay
Richard H. Dana
Charles 8. Hamlin
Francis W. Hunnewell
Henry M. Lovering
Charles G. Saunders
A. J. C. Lowdon
Howard Stockton
Diocesan Board of Missions
Carlton P. Mills
A. D
A. St. John Chambre
EH. Winchester Donald
George Hodges
Charles L. Hutchins
Henry 8. Nash
William H. van Allen
Charles T. Whittemore Lay
Harcourt Amory
Bell
William H. Bent
Charles R. Cod
Missing List of Cured Persons Notice
Space limits print a notice directing readers to write to 18 Boylston Street Boston Massachusetts for names and addresses of people cured of diseases not listed in the printed list. The public is invited to apply at the office for details.
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Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Boston Business Men Urge Big Dry Dock
Boston business interests pressed a bill in the Ways and Means Committee to authorize the Harbor and Land Commission with Governor and Council approval to build a stationary or floating dry dock on Commonwealth land in Boston harbor and lease it. The bill includes an $800000 appropriation.
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Boston
House Committee On Ways and Means
Committee On Harbors and Public Lands
Harbor and Land Commission
Commonwealth
William E. Lincoln
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln
Tufts NYU Debate Tonight in New York
Medford May 3 Tufts resumes its second annual intercollegiate debate with New York University in New York City tomorrow evening. Tufts, choosing the negative, will present four debaters coached by Professor Lawrence B Evans. Leading speakers are James A Chism Robert W Hill Fred R Mackensier and Raymond K Morley all class of 1904 with three more to be chosen tomorrow.
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Medford
Tufts
New York University
New York City
Congress
New York
Lawrence B. Evans
Tufts History Department
James A. Chism
Robert W. Hill
Fred R. Maockensier
Raymond K. Morley
Hingham Animal Cruelty Case Ends With Fine
Judge Kelley in Hingham fines Anthony Mullin thirty dollars for cruelty to a horse. The judge’s remark on equating punishment to the animal’s treatment follows Mullin’s response about being left in snow. Mullin is held in six hundred dollars for grand jury on appeal.
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Hingham
Kelley
Anthony Mullin
Mullin
MuHin
May tours to Gettysburg and Washington from Boston
May tours depart Boston on the 6th and 20th for a week long trip to Gettysburg Reading Mt Penn Gravity Railroad Harper's Ferry and John Brown Monument All inclusive prices are 27 dollars for the first trip and 22 dollars for the second tours are conducted by experienced conductors Illustrations and itinerary available by postal request from Joseph P Tag New England passenger agent 360 Washington Street Boston
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Gettysburg
Washington
Boston
Congress
Reading
Penn
Joseph P
New England
Washington Street
Man falls from fourth story in Congress Street accident
William Brophy aged 27, residence unknown, fell from the fourth floor of No 19 Congress Street yesterday afternoon. He landed in a rear paved yard and was taken to City Hospital relief station in a dangerous condition. He is listed in critical danger.
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William Brophy
Congress Street
Eee
City Hospital
Hearst Wins Delegates in Chicago Primaries
In Chicago the Democratic primaries for state convention delegates show Hearst securing several delegates while Mayor Harrison claims nineteen uninstructed delegates. The Harrison faction asserts influence over remaining delegates amid ongoing postprimary maneuvering.
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Hearst
Chicago
Harrison
Honest and Upright Adria Weston Praises Osmo-Cemic Doctors
Adria Weston of Macnackee Maine says a severe throat trouble plagued her for years until Osmo-Cemic physicians examined her with their apparatus and promised a cure. She reports feeling like a new person and credits their treatment with restoring her health and confidence in their honesty and professional conduct.
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Adria Weston
Macnackee
Maine
Joanes
Osmo-Chemic Doctors Report Repairing a Life
A testimonial from E. Etherell of 16 Hancock St Boston praising Osmo-Chemic physicians for a dramatic recovery from near despair and severe heart pain. The letter credits careful examination and treatment, calling the Osmo-Chemic system a wonderful remedy and expressing gratitude for renewed hope and health.
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Mary Wetherell
Hancock St
Bost Fernce
Pag Fe
E. Etherell
Prominent Contacts Cited in Osmo-Chemic Referrals
A list of well known individuals is given as reference points for Osmo-Chemic physicians. Names include Rev L W Holmes of Westport Conn cured of Neurasthenia and Rev L A Church of Solvey New York cured of Bronchitis. Other listed figures cover cures for kidney disease diabetes tumor rheumatism and related conditions.
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Julian Rose
Boston
E. 107Th St
New York City
L. W. Holmes
Westport
Conn
L. A. Church
Lionel Ave
Solvey
New York
Philo Cc. Beyne
E. Fayette Tost
Kidney Chase
C. J. Chase
Deerfield
New Hampshire
William G. Hoyt
Washington St
Lynn
Mass
Free Osmove Treatment Offer for Chronic Ailments
Physicians invite patients with catarrh asthma bronchitis consumption cancers or tumors who have failed other therapies to seek Osmovane care. Eligible individuals may receive a free X ray examination and trial of the new Light treatment before May 15th.
Free X Ray Examinations Promise No Cost
Osmo-Chemicc Physicians offer a painless X ray service using radioactive solution and improved screens to detect disease in any body part. The method is presented as perfect and available without payment.
Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine Adverts Boston Lynn Worcester
The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine advertisement lists J. L. Plunkett M D as chief consulting physician with multiple offices in Boston Lynn Worcester Manchester Portland and addresses with office hours from 9 am to 8 pm daily and closed Sundays.
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J. L. Plunkett
M. D
Meris
Soyiston
Beiding
Ratreare
Boyiston St
Boston
Mass
Central Square
Lynn
Main St
Worcester
Elm St
Manchester
M. H
Congress St
Portland
Williams Emerges as Strong Second-Place Hope for Democrats
Reports from Democratic headquarters across the country show rising support for Congressman John Sharp Williams as a leading second-place candidate for the presidential nomination. Although Williams has not spoken publicly, party delegates in Washington and nationwide view him as a prominent contender at the St Louis convention.
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Washington
John Sharp Williams
National House
Democratic
Williams
St. Louis
Malden Sends Special Cars to Chelsea Saloons Opening
Crowds from Malden visited Chelsea for the saloons opening. The Boston and Northern ran extra cars late to accommodate residents of Malden and Melrose.
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Malden
Chelsea
Boston & Northern
Melrose
The New Koch Tuberculine Cures Consumption and More
The Koch Lung Cure advertises a new tuberculine treatment for consumption and lung diseases. At 861 Boylston Street Boston and 361 Boylston Street patients receive inhalation therapy via a patented apparatus. Doctors claim rapid relief, strengthened lungs, and relief from chest pains, with free initial consultation and one treatment.
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Boston
Koch Lung
Boylston Street
Koch
Edward Koch
Boylston St
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