Free Case of Murdock's Food Offered for Chronic Consumptives
An advertisement promises a complimentary case of Murdock's Liquid Food to any consumptive under medical care for three months without relief, urging relief through the product.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1892
Page
5
An advertisement promises a complimentary case of Murdock's Liquid Food to any consumptive under medical care for three months without relief, urging relief through the product.
An advertisement pledges a free case of Murdock's Liquid Food to paralytics under three months of treatment, asserting near universal cures or strong improvements. It cites a hospital test of over three thousand operations with only five deaths per thousand and claims lasting safety with no harmful reaction.
The Common Council rejected funding for a public labor forum at Oakland Garden, drawing labor leaders and K of L Charlestown assembly influence. Supporters argue a forum would draw crowds and educate citizens, while opponents claim the site would attract vagrants. District figures like George E. McNeill and Henry Abrahams condemn the defeat as short sighted.
The senate debated anti monopoly resolutions on coal trusts as Governor Russell vetoed the Connecticut River railroad stock increase bill. McCall urged passage over the veto while representatives praised the veto. The roll call showed 62 yeas to 120 nays for the railroad bill.
An Washington state resident reports nine years of a spreading skin disease improved after using Cuticura Remedies. Three boxes of Cuticura, one cake of Soap, and three bottles of Resolvent allegedly cured the condition, with a photo from the claimant.
By Helen Mathers and twenty three other writers this 1 volume 12mo cloth edition costs $1. The book claims each chanter was by a different author with no plot consultation and yet the tale progresses naturally. It lauds the work as both a success and a curiosity in literature.
A social study volume bound in cloth with gilt top and a dainty binding priced at 75 cents. The work, titled Helen Brent M D A Social Study, is a reformist tale addressing higher education for women and is praised for both its purpose and storytelling.
A 12mo detective tale by William C Hudson barclay North author of the Diamond Button Gordon Knight Errant and Jack on with a Thumb. The booklet is 75 cents cloth and 50 cents paper and promises clever action and an ingenious plot.
A bright witty worldly wise yet pathetic story in one volume with unique cloth binding priced at 50 cents. The compact tale reads in a sitting and cannot be laid down once begun, praised for its charm and moral insight from the author of Some Emotions and a Moral.
An immense excursion to Summit Park yesterday hosted by Wood, Harmon & Co, drawing over three thousand visitors. Two trains carried buyers, with many more arriving by foot or team, as all available lots sold in an hour amid lively crowding. The event, likened to a circus day in town, showcased the firm’s enterprise and the region’s land fever.
London May 13 at the Congregational union assembly in Memorial Hall the Rev Francis pastor of the American Church in St Petersburg appealed for funds to support the anti famine campaign in Russia, enabling Britain to back American relief efforts amid widespread distress.
An examination for all eligible candidates for appointment to a cadetship at West Point from the Third Massachusetts Congressional District will be held at the Institute of Technology in Boston on Saturday May 21 at nine o clock a.m. All candidates report to General Francis A Walker chairman of the board. John F Andrew M C Third Massachusetts District.
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