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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1908
Page
3
Eight days more to test the Osmo-Chemic treatment for asthma bronchitis and catarrh with one month of free services and medicines. Coupons available at the Osmo-Chemic Physicians office on all days except Wednesday to begin treatment May 7 or May 16, while demand limits the offer.
A free month coupon entitles the bearer to one month's treatment with all medicines during the course. The offer is presented to Osmo-Chemic Physicians at 18 L Boylston Street on or before May 16, any day except Wednesday.
Gured patients touted as best advertisements for the Osmo-Chemic Physicians. Claims include curing cancer of the tongue cited by Rev. B. C. Bixby of Haverhill Massachusetts and a Reading Massachusetts superintendent Melville A. Stone expressing renewed health.
Doctor Plunkett, medical chief consultant, advertises the Osmo-Chemic System. Office in Boston at 18 Boylston Street, suites 8 9 10. Open daily except Sunday with specific hours and requests a 2 cent stamp for his book on chronic disease.
Erick West nine-year-old son of Mr and Mrs J E West of 11 Corwin street Dorchester fell from a second story veranda while catching a rubber ball thrown by his sister Olga. He was seriously injured and taken to City Hospital after the fall occurred shortly after 6 oclock last evening.
In Melrose on Montdale Avenue a man discovered a nude child's body in an ash heap behind a house. An autopsy found the child bled to death. Jane Doherty of Stoneham, 19, was arrested as the investigation continued.
A domestic worker with past ties to the Dohertys on Montdale avenue is described as familiar with the locality and connected to the family in whose yard the child’s body was found. The report notes her occupation and acquaintances within the neighborhood.
After the faculty forwarded petitions to the athletic committee, students feel victory is near as the committee weighs faculty demands to cut winter sports and major schedules. Many believe the faculty agenda was an annual scare to prompt student fear and then drop the issue.
Suffolk Probate Court inventory shows William M. Scott estate with 182245 in personal property and 19500 in realty. Personal property includes an interest in Raeder Adamson & Co. of Philadelphia. Realty is the testator's residence at 278 Newbury Street.
Boston attendance celebrated the annual Beauty and Military Levee by the National Lancers. Full dress uniforms, a grand march, and dazzling drills by the South Armory Signal Corps, Mitchell School Cadets, and Fort Banks regulars highlighted a night of color, music, and pageantry.
A warning that firms offering imitation or substitution goods are dishonest and likely to contaminate all products. It advises caution, noting that dealing with such firms endangers your life and the lives of your family and friends.
Public notice warns that Buffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey is sold only in sealed bottles with a patented amber bottle and Old Chemist’s Head logo. It cautions buyers to verify the intact cork seal and notes the product is advertised at $1 a bottle with medical claims and a free booklet from Dr. R. Curran in Rochester New York.
About 105 members and guests attended the Suburban Newsdealers Association banquet at Hotel Bellevue. Frank P. Dyer acted as toastmaster with speakers Rep. Robert Luce and Rev. Bustard. The event featured a reception, dinner, and performances by the Commonwealth Male Quartet, with officers thanked for organizing the successful gathering.
Among those in attendance were Mr and Mrs A W Rooney of Winchester Miss Stella Eber of South Framingham George E Martin Mrs W W Bustard Rev W W Bustard Frank R Dyer C Louise Dyer Robert Luce G C Holmes Albert S Peterson EB M Mc Sweeney Mr and Mrs W D Paine Mrs 8S W Westgate Arthur W Rice D A Maloney of the Post Mr and Mrs T S Powers N E Wilber Franklin Tompkins Mr and Mrs Thomas Downey Mr and Mrs N R Hoover Mr and Mrs J F Eber Mr and Mrs Waldo L Ledwidge Mr and Mrs J W Hunnewell of North Cambridge James J Ahearn South Framingham W W F Woodman Newton Centre Mrs O L Reed Mr and Mrs Charles F Reed Melrose Highlands Burnett Lewis H A Morton Mr and Mrs G A Fairbanks Jr Alexander Bennett West Newton
An advertisement touts X Zalia as a quick healer for skin rashes. It promises soothing cooling relief and claims to stop itching and the spread of broken skin.
The Senate passed the most drastic milk bill in state history to be engrossed, granting the State Board of Health authority to seize and destroy milk deemed dangerous. Senator Cowee’s amendments were defeated 17 to 20, killing the joint regulation provision with the dairy bureau.
Harry K Thaw spends first day out of Matteawan State Hospital for In sane Criminals with a sense of nearing freedom. His mother Mrs William O Thaw arrives secretly at the nearby station met by lawyer Harry Van Cleef as the Thaw family visit unfolds in Poughkeepsie May 5.
East Boston High defeated Revere High 9 to 8 in ten innings yesterday in Revere. The game featured a tight late finish with a deciding run in extra frames.
The mansion of William A. Copeland of Boston and Mansfield on North Main street suffered fire damage this noon, totaling about $300 in losses. Local authorities and firefighters responded quickly to extinguish the blaze.
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