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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1914
Page
10
A concise health note emphasizes that a bright smile depends on protecting enamel from holes. It urges ongoing care to keep teeth sound for life.
The two platoon firemen bill cleared the House to be engrossed by a 111 to 104 vote. Opponents led by Mayor Curley and Corporation Counsel Sullivan warned of city expense while lawmakers debated pay cuts and city burden.
Donovan delivers bitter attack on Mayor Curley as Lomasney charter bill advances. Fight on charter set again for today with a close vote. Western trol legs commission, abolition of party enrolment, new tax order, and lawyers bill face strong action. State Board of Health reorganization bill due today. Ticket speculation bill ruled out of order.
The Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange executive committee voted in favor of annexing Franconia the Longmeadow portion to Springfield under House Bill 2466 currently before the House.
Dr H W Nowell professor of pathology at Boston University School of Medicine spoke at Evans Memorial on Facts and Fallacies Concerning Cancer. He urged cleanliness and noted three proven cancer factors including heredity as key considerations.
The text discusses cancer causation with three factors: inherited susceptibility, old age, and irritation. It notes older patients show tumors, age favors cancer, and irritation like occupational exposure or injuries can initiate malignancy. It warns against fallacious theories and cautions about radium and caustic pastes. It adds infections between patients are unlikely.
Sheriff O Connell and six deputies seized a large box car's contents in Bangor Maine in what is believed to be the largest liquor seizure in state history. The cache included 2502 gallons of whiskey gin rum brandy and cocktails and 54 barrels of ale and beer valued at 5653. The consignments were to a Berlin New Hampshire bottling company and a man in Great Works.
May 5 Bedford District School Number 4 reopened with half the usual pupils after yesterday's closure due to a mysterious illness that caused two deaths. Doctors now believe the illness is a measles like fever. nearly every pupil has been affected.
Funeral for Daniel J. Barker, longtime Post cane holder and Concord’s Grand Old Man, paused town activity. Services at his Main Street home and at First Parish Church drew diverse worshippers. Rev. Dexter led the house ceremony. Rev. MacDonald led church services. Corinthian Lodge Masons conducted the Masonic rites. Barker joined Masonry in 1855 and remained a senior member since 1881.
Washington May 5 The administration's plan for two battleships next year was sustained in the House. The one-battleship proposal was voted down 91 to 148 and a motion to strike the two-battleship provision failed 41 to 152.
A colorful full page features Hank and his animal friends. The story promises a new acquisition that saves the jewels, with the scene billed for the next Sunday Post.
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a limited time offer to start or renew treatment by May 16 with one month of therapy and all medicines at no cost. The claim seeks to demonstrate their cure for chronic diseases and invites any patient to participate before the deadline.
The article lists numerous physicians and patients across Massachusetts towns seeking Osmo-Chemic remedies. Names include E D Waterman of Stoughton and Thos Colligan of Neponset, with conditions such as asthma bronchitis and cancer, alongside addresses from Dorchester to Brockton. The list continues with many more doctors and patients, indicating widespread consultation for diverse ailments.
J. J. Plunkett M D Chief Consulting Physician lists specialties including eye ear nose throat chest and chronic diseases with permanent offices at suites 8 9 10 entrance 18 Boylston Street Boston. Office hours 9:30 to 12:00 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p m Sundays closed.
Do not cover blemishes with paint or powder. Mercorized wax applied nightly gradually removes freckles pimples blackheads moth patches sallowness and other surface eruptions revealing clear youthful skin. Ask a druggist for mercorized wax and use like cold cream. Remove in morning with water. Many report astonishing results. Tene wrinkles or crow's feet may be helped by a wash lotion and Sexotite powder.
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