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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1901
Page
4
Grocer Praises Dean's Kidney Pills For Pain Relief
Hanson Street grocer Mr. BH C Downing testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills eased years of kidney and loin pain. He says attacks ceased after a few doses and have not recurred for over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. C. Downing
Hanson and
Tremont
Dean
Compton St Painter Says Kidney Pills Help
Mr J J Madden of 73 Compton St declares that while he cannot claim full cure from kidney trouble he believes Dean's Kidney Pills halted his backache and pain and may help again if attacks return noting painters often suffer kidney issues from their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Madden
Painner
Compton St
Dean
Kidney Pain Relieved by Dean’s Pills, Local Moulder Says
Mr J J Anderson a moulder living at 81 Hanson Street describes a year of persistent dull kidney ache that worsened with back strain. He tried Dean’s Kidney Pills after a drug store purchase and reports complete relief after the second box and credits the cure to the preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Anderson
Moulder
Hanson St
Dean
Carpenter's Headache and Rheumatism Relief Report
Mr C D Sterling of 873 East Fourth Street reports years of headaches dizziness and arm rheumatism during the last winter. He started Dean’s Kidney Pills and after a course the severe attack ended and no recurrence followed.
Dean's Kidney Pills Back Pain Cure Reported by Fireman
Merrimac resident Eugene Rogers, a fireman, testifies that after purchasing Dean's Kidney Pills at Knight's drug store on Court and Hanover, back pain from a cold or strain disappeared during the two years since treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Rogers
Merrimac
Dean
Knight's Drug Store
Court
Hanover Sts
Bowdoin St resident cites backache cure by Dean's Kidney Pills
William Dana of 2 Bowdoin Street recalls years of excruciating back pain that hindered work. After trying Dean's Kidney Pills he reports relief from the first dose and ending the last attack, endorsing the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dana
Bowdoin St
Boston
Testimonial on Dean's Kidney Pills at Burwell's Pharmacy
Devonshire Street resident Albert B. Wood recounts his experiences with Dean's Kidney Pills purchased at Burwell's Pharmacy. He describes longstanding kidney-related spells that affected his work and says the remedy cured him, with the improvement lasting permanently since the fall of 18%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Wood
Devonshire St
Dean
Burwell
Boylston St
Park Square
Bride Believes Cheney Innocent Amid Court Arrangements
In Waltham a crowded courtroom witnessed Horace J Cheney arraigned on three breaking and entering charges. He was held for the grand jury in $5000 bail and sent to East Cambridge jail as relatives question the stability of any cash post. The case follows a high profile marriage to a Gloucester heiress and reports of lavish spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Horace J. Cheney
East Cambridge
Lawley
Cheney
Boston
Mies Gray
Adam P. Gray
Gloucester
Romenvens
Main Street
Ryder
Independent ‘Docuien Church
Honeyman
Florida
Cheneys
Watertown
Nebraska
Horace
Gloucester Society
Harvard Man Cheney Weds Grace Cheney in Gloucester
A local item notes Grace J. Cheney, a graduate in music, and a Harvard man named Cheney held a wedding in Gloucester. The account describes their social circle and mentions appearances of wealthy behavior during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney
Harvard
Cresus
Google
Grace J. Cheney
Napelas
Hoffas
Clergyman and undertaker clash in municipal court
In Judge Wentworth's session a Shawmut avenue undertaker Roswell W. Rolles was charged with larceny of over 200 dollars from Rev. J. Allen Kirk of a negro Methodist church on Arch Street. Probable cause was found and Rolles held in 500 for Superior Court examination. disposition deferred to allow bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
Roswell W. Rolles
Shawmut Avenue
J. Allen
Kirk
Arch Street
Eee Star
Hospital for Consumptives Hearing urges city project
A joint committee hearing on Councilman O'Toole's resolution to appropriate 400000 for a city hospital for consumptives drew doctors, a nurse, and officials to support the plan. Speakers argued tuberculosis clusters in South Boston justify a high ground facility near Boston with per bed costs around 2000 inside fire district and 1000 outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen and Common Council
O’toole
O'Toole
Seabury W. Allen
South Boston
B Street
Broadway
Dorchester Avenue
Offoole
M. J. Norris
Marcella Street
Boston
Agnes Vietor
Rutland
Howard
Massachusetts General Hospital
F. J. Knight
W. ¥. Bowditch
Arthur C. Stone
Wiliam H. Prescott
Timothy J. Aedon
Vienna
H. C. Ernat
R. Agnes Vietor
George B. McGrath
Almshouse Hospital
Long Island
Edward Otis
James C. Donoghue
W. Allen
W. J. Ferry
George
Ll. Badger
Boston Ois
James A. Gallivan
A. Blige
W. J. Sullivan
B. @. Ladd
How Clough Won His Bride in an Amateur Theatrical
Natick residents speculate on the elopement of Miss I Smith and W. Clough after he played the Pirate in Bell Rock. The couple were seen together in Boston before returning home for parental blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clough
Miss Smith
Natick
Miss I Smith
W. Prealough
Post
Lida
Tod
Aney
Frank Et Clo
Bell Rock
Mrs. Clough
Boston
Haskell
Wirving Clough
Rock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bright
Merrimac St
Horace. Cheney
Undertaker
Carson Studio
Newton
Ida Smith
W. I. Clough
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