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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
8
Advertisement touts ORRINE as a secret cure for the drink habit praised by thousands of wives mothers and sisters. It claims happiness at home and lists price a dollar per box with a free booklet and sales through Riker Jaynes Drug Stores.
J Morgan O'Brien Jr for Harry Thaw travels to Concord New Hampshire to summon witnesses on Thaws sanity before a New York jury. Names include Dr Charles P Bancroft Frank S Streeter Sheriff Holman K Drew and Officer Clark D Stevens. O Brien expects the New York Appellate Court to grant a jury mental-competency test.
The Sunday Post features Hank and his animal friends with more humorous stunts in a color comic, offering lighthearted entertainment for readers.
A nurse or reader asks about stomach distress and obesity. Dr. Lewis Baker recommends a “double-four stomach and bowel medicine” and a formula including diol and sarsaparilla for digestion and general toning. For obesity, he endorses five-grain arbolone tablets claiming rapid fat loss with about a pound per day after initial days.
Miss Adele complains of hair loss itching and dandruff. The answer claims a plain yellow mingos tonic provides cooling cleansing and invigorating relief used regularly as a hair and scalp treatment by thousands.
Henry J. C. reports puffy eyes bloodshot mornings and swollen feet with chills and fatigue. The response suggests failing organs like liver and kidneys need treatment and promotes balmwort tablets from druggists with unclear directions.
The answer suggests habitual constipation relief with three grain sulfur tablets to purge waste and purify blood. It claims benefits to liver kidneys and bowels and advises sealed tubes with full directions for use.
The note asks how to help rheumatism and suggests relief by mixing a remedy and taking a teaspoonful at meals and at bedtime. The response promises relief with regular dosing, ending mid word with Compessence car- Wissenschaft
The answer says yes, a regular use of three-grain hypo nuclane tablets can raise weight from 97 pounds to about 125 pounds. The tablets come in sealed packages with directions, and should be taken for several months to gain full benefit.
A reader asks about relief for bronchial trouble and a doctor’s help. The answer recommends using concentrated essence mentholaxene sold in 14 oz packages, mixing per bottle directions, to relieve chronic cold sore throat and bronchitis.
A reader asks for relief from chronic catarrh and pelvic catarrh. The answer recommends three-grain hypo-nuclane tablets as a vitality builder and Vilane Powder as a local antiseptic treatment with directions included.
John C I writes of weakness, despondency, and failing digestion and nervous system. Answer recommends a powerful harmless tonic and nervine to rejuvenate functions and digestion. Obtain three grain eadomene tablets in sealed tubes and follow directions.
The Licensing Board faced a suit challenging the claim that Hebrews were not singled out in the May 1 order. The order closed certain all night lunch rooms and restaurants at midnight amid discrimination allegations.
A city Licensing Board ordered 115 restaurants to close at midnight with 41 run by He brews and 45 by Americans. Divisions show varied nationalities among affected owners including Russian Jews, Americans, Armenians, and others. Local protests allege anti Jewish bias led by Rose Kaplan and Samuel Silverman seek hearings.
A Vermont jury found Robert Ke. Morrison of Fairfield guilty of assault with intent to kill his employer Leon E. Roddy. He received a prison sentence of not less than seven nor more than ten years.
Fourteen garment workers were arrested last night by Sergeant Frank Magee of the City Hall avenue station charged with wilfully obstructing a foot passage in Brattle square. For weeks two factions of garment workers have clashed each night and morning.
Funeral services for Alexis French, longtime Brookline town engineer, were held yesterday at his Cypress street residence. The Harvard Congregational Church pastor Rev. Ambrose W. Vernon presided, and during the services the Town Hall was closed.
The first Massachusetts State aided vocational schools conference will open Friday at the Boston Industrial School for Boys and the Trade School for Girls in Boston. About 500 teachers are expected. speakers include Governor Walsh Mayor Curley and board chairs.
Miss Blanche Rose describes a home recipe in Chicago that darkens gray hair and promotes growth. The mix uses bay rum glycerine Barbo compounded in water with weekly applications to achieve a younger look and relief from scalp issues.
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