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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1904

Page

5

Peruna Endorsement From Odd Fellow Leader

O Fred Lindstrom of St Paul endorses Peruna noting its cure of a severe cold that led to urinary trouble and Bright's disease risks. He used Peruna three and a half months and regained perfect health, praising the remedy. The ad urges readers with catarrhal kidney inflammation to try Peruna and contact Dr Hartman in Columbus, Ohio.

O. Fred Lindstrom Independent Order of Odd Fellows Twin City Lodge No Knights of Pythias Ridgely University Avenue St. Paul Minn Peruna Bright Hartman Dr. Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

Y. M. C. A. for Dorchester Plan Discussed at Whiton Hall

Dorchester group held a meeting in Whiton Hall to show plans for a new Y M C A building. Banquet for about 200 covered by the business men's committee. Henry M. Moore and J P Roberts spoke. building to cost 60 000 dollars with 380 000 dollars already subscribed.

Young Men's Christian Association Dorchester Whiton Hall Business Men’s Committee Henry M. Moore Somerville J. P. Roberts The Boston Y. M. Co. A Association A. T. Davison

Blatz Pavilion Described At World’s Fair Grounds

A vivid description of the Blatz pavilion at the World’s fair highlights its inviting, refreshing atmosphere for visitors. The structure sits on a neck of ground north of Agricultural Hill, with flags and streamers marking the distinctive display area.

Blatz

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promote Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a safe remedy for headaches nervousness dizziness indigestion and neuralgia, promising rapid relief without harmful effects. Testimonials from Mrs G H Danks endorse the product and the retailer offers 25 doses for 25 cents.

Miles Dr. Miles G. H. Danks 3Rd St Moorestown N. J

Uncontested Divorces Heard in Suffolk County Court

The May term in Suffolk county divorce court heard many uncontested cases as the week progressed, with two sessions held under Justice Lawton and Chief Justice Mason. Several couples were described with details of marriages, finances, and disputes, leading to decree nisi for multiple petitions.

Suffolk County Justice Lawton Mason

Lost finger case at Mystic Pa playground

Nellie McGaffigan a 9 year old girl of 18 Medford Street Charlestown lost the little finger of her left hand while moving with a swing at the Mystic Pa playground last night She was moved to the Relief Hospital for treatment

Nellie McGaffigan Medford Street Charlestown Mystic Pa Relief Hospital

Marvelous Vital Life Fluid Ad Offer

A sensational advertisement promises a miraculous Vital Life Fluid that cures nearly all diseases and restores health. Dr C S Ferris of Cleveland offers free samples by mail, claiming to救 thousands, with a strong urge to respond despite skeptics.

Bardens

Paine's Celery Compound Restorative Claim Ad with Testimonial

A historical advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as the most wonderful restorer in the world. It features Mrs. Nellie R. Baker of Springfield Vermont praising relief from nervousness insomnia and digestive issues after using half a bottle. It urges readers to buy from a druggist and promises immediate nerve strength through the celery-based formula.

Paine Nellie R. Baker Springfield

Be Well This Spring Say Dr Phelps On Celery Compound

An advertisement asserts the real cure for blood bowels stomach liver and other organs lies in treating the inner nerves. Prof Edward E Phelps of Dartmouth University touted as a discoverer of Paine's Celery Compound urges readers to be well this spring.

Edward E. Phelps Dartmouth University Paine

Malden Firemen Cast as Handy Andys in Budget Row

Alderman Devil declares Malden firemen are degenerating into Handy Andys as fire insurance rates rise. He mocks commissioners for spring cleaning duties at fire headquarters and predicts wide dispersal of men during a large fire. He suggests hiring charwomen instead to save city funds.

Malden Devil of Aldermanic Chamber Central Labor Union Devil Mr. Devil

Minister in Wareham to imitate Emmons

The Rev. Edward E Phillips pastor of the Methodist Church was elected as special police officer by the Wareham Selectmen. He aims to use moral suasion modeled after Boston Judge Emmons to combat vices at Onset Bay, promising to stamp out general lawlessness.

Wareham Jdward E. Phillips Methodist Church Judge Emmons Boston Post Onset Bay

Unanimous Opinion on Famous Medicine Relief

It is the unanimous opinion of every sick man and woman who has tried this famous medicine as well as of prominent physicians and druggists everywhere that, for stomach, liver, or bowel ailments, it gives far, prompt relief and a certain cure.

Hostetter's Stomach Tonic Promises Quick Relief

Advert says Hostetter's Stomach tonic aids poor appetite indigestion dyspepsia and general debility and claims relief from sleeplessness malaria and ague. Urges readers to buy at all druggists and be satisfied with the result.

Ward 16 Building to Be Sold by Public Auction

Councilman McDonald of Ward 16 plans to introduce an order in the Common Council to sell the Ward 16 municipal building at public auction. He pressed the Mayor for access to the building, and the Mayor reportedly replied he would open it "when I get good and ready." McDonald vowed to push the order after the meeting.

McDonald Ward 16 Common Council

Action Without Reaction by a renowned author on fatigue

The author explains the impact of Orangeiie Powders in combating fatigue, emphasizing sustained energy and alertness. Describes how the product supports daily work and advanced tasks with renewed vigor, noting claims of quick onset and lasting effect.

Petition to omit Hooker tablet photograph from memorial

The Hooker Brigade Committee asks the Governor's Council to remove a photograph of the tablet on the Hooker statue pedestal from an upcoming official memorial volume. They protest omissions of General Hooker's May 17 1861 to August 1 1861 service and urge a hearing on the matter.

Hooker Brigade Committee Governor’s Council Samuel A. Green Massachusetts Historical Society Bates Hooker Brigade Hooker Committee Hooker Williamsburg Massachusetts Volunteers Massachusetts Masachusets Boston Roxbury Dorchester Chelsea Cambridge Waltham Watertown Holliston Lowell Leominster

Hartford Welcomes Civil War Veterans Parade and reunions

Hartford, Conn May 18 Three Civil War veteran gatherings drew patriotic crowds. The Army of the Potomac met at the State Capitol under Major General John R Brooke while the G A R encampment gathered with Department Commander Morgan G Bulkeley. A joint campfire at Parsons Theatre featured war songs and a loving cup presentation to Bulkeley. New officers were elected: Horatio King as secretary and W C Hillard as department commander. both orders plan parades tomorrow.

Hartford Conn Connecticut South Society of the Army of the Potomac State Capitol John R. Brooke Morgan G. Bulkeley Parsons Abiram Chamberlain Brooke Army of the Potomac Nelson. M.curtis Bulkeley Horatio King W. C. Hillard New Britain

Ginter Grocery Girls Party and Big Store Sale

A May social at Winthrop Hall Dorchester hosted by Ginter Grocery Company employees drew 250 male guests. Lena Tenk and Henry Fairbanks led the grand march with patronesses Mrs. O'Toole Tenk and Desmond, while numerous named staff contributed to the evening's success. The Big Store announces a sweeping stock reduction from today with top garments cut from $25 to $15 to clear an immense inventory amid unseasonable weather.

Winthrop Hall Dorchester Ginter Grocery Company Lena Tenk Henry Fairbanks Robert W. O'Toole Albert Tenk C. J. Desmond Anna F. O'Toole Lena Lenk Lillian Desmond Margaret’ Sullivan Annie Callahan Bessie Strayhorn Margaret Fogarty Mabel Williams Mollie Walsh Florence Felton Laura Thorp Katherine Walsh Agnes Crowley Margaret ‘O'Donnell Lottie Rawding Edith Marr Sadie Haley Gertrude Converse Beatrice Gay May Hoar M. Kneely F. Guyer E. Converse C. Glass M. Crowley B. Hadley K. B. Crowley K. Creedon A. Cadigan L. Cadigan Boston

Harvard Students Draw Color Line Fight in Cambridge

Police report two Harvard students, allegedly intoxicated, drew the color line in Central Square Cambridge and fought off Sergeant Robinson, a colored officer, as he attempted to arrest them. Sergeant Gordon intervened and the students accompanied to the station. Police say they were trying to evade a cab fare. Names kept confidential at the station.

Harvard Robinson Central Square Cambridge Gordon

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Fred Lindstrom Y. M. CA Young Men’s Christian Association St. Louis Fair Grounds Palace of Agriculture Forestry, Fish and Game Milwaukee Val. Blatz Brewing Company Kansas City World Mrs. Rush Napoleont IL Rush Sophia D Massachusetts Bicycle Club Benjamin B. Blanchard Nisi George K Keeley Washingtonian Scotland Adelina M. Cristiani Guglielmo Italy Frank J. Isbister Susie R Gertrude M. Warren William T New York Curtis H. Reed Enos Pierce Addie Pierce Dressell N. Y Douglas E James Smith Lilian M. Boynton Herbert W Elizabeth FE. Noonan Joseph J Mary E. Taylor Frank L Mrs. Hawes Annie C Joseph P. Hawes Mary A. McKenzie Earth Toh Strawn Building Cleveland DR. C. 3S. Ferris Springfield, YT Malden Fire “Dept ADA Emmons Hostetter Ginter Grocery Girls Vorenberg E. Prince St Galvin United States Hotel Georce W. Calvin
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