Quinona touted as malaria cure in Boston and Maine notices
Local testimonials from Miss Etta Abrams and Clarence S. Towner praise Quinona for stopping malaria attacks and increasing strength. Augusta City Hospital endorses Quinona as a reliable medicinal tonic with strong results for stomach troubles nerves and general debility.
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Etta
Ibrams
Boston
St Clarence Towner
Augusta Hospital
Cme
Etta Abrams
Thacher
Houston Aves
Mattapan
Mass
Augusta City Hospital
C. B. Burleigh
Augusta
Maine
Unsigned medical offer for Quinona with free advice
A fragmented ad promises free medical advice if unsatisfied after the first Quinona bottle. The text includes an address tag-like line and stray capitalization. It reflects a promotional medical product pitch with no clear company or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A'S
Boston
Maud M Leod Hair Issue Dominates Court Session
In a fast moving divorce term nearing conclusion, Maud M Leod testified about hair changes and parried accusations of intoxication and abuse. The Tomeo case saw calls for support funds and custody concerns raised by the Home for Destitute Catholic Children, while Colontuano libels were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud M’leod
Methodists Elect Editors and Bishops Addresses
Methodists elect editors for church publications led by Methodist Review editor W W Kelley and others. The episcopacy committee proposes 16 bishop residences in places including New York Boston Philadelphia Nashville Buffalo Cincinnati and Chicago with objections raised to several cities. Standing committees report remains unfinished.
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Los Angbeses
Cal
Epworth Herald
Methodist Review
W. W. Kelley
Christian Advocate
J. H. Buckley
New York
Western Christian Advocate
Levi Gilbert
Northwestern Christian Advocate
D. D. Thompson
Gatral Christian Advocate
Cc. B. Spencer
Pittsburg Christian Advocate
C. W Smith
Pittsburg
Southwestern Chistian Advocate
H. E. Jones
Pacific Christan Advocate
Zurich
Buenes Airs
Shanghai
Philadelphia
Nashville
Bufalo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Portland
Buenos Aire
Circus worker rescues boy from open sewer
A circus employee named John Chaplin jumped into an open sewer linked to Stony Brook and saved 7 year old Herbert Ryan of 72 Northfield Street Roxbury as a white crowd watched.
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John Chaplin
The
Circus
Stony Brook
Herbert Ryan
Northfiel Street
Roxbury
Victory for Dr Hershey in General Assembly complaint
In Buffalo New York on May 2 the Presbyterian General Assembly dismissed the complaint against the Rev. Scott F. Hershey of Boston. The action ends the dispute within the church body and clears Hershey of charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo, N.i
Presbyterian
Enera)' Assembly
Scott F. Hershey
Boston
Grace C Smith Held on Drug Charge in West Roxbury Court
Grace C Smith living at 175 Amory Street Jamaica Plain was held in 500 bail until June 2 by Judge Koward in West Roxbury Court yesterday. The evidence against her was supplied by Louise Buke of Providence ages 1? The source text is garbled but notes an accusation involving a drug administered to a young woman.
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Antonio
Teresina Tomeo
Treasurer Manning
Grace C. Smith
Amory Street
Jamaica Plain
Koward
Roxbury
Louise Buke
Providence
New Surgical Outpatient Building Adds to Boston City Hospital
Boston City Hospital marks its 40th anniversary with a new surgical outpatient facility. The complex includes services for men, women, children, genito urinary disease, gynecology, throat, and eye and ear care. Wards K and Land provide isolation for contagious or difficult cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston City Hospital
A. Shuman
City Hospital Edges Forward With Expansion and Legacy
The City Hospital outlines forty years of growth from five to thirty six buildings and rising patient numbers. The pathology lab, opened in 18%, under Dr Councilman, aided germ discoveries and earned world regard. Trustees and staff names reflect long service and devotion, with praise from Mayor Collins on its training role and community impact.
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Councilman
Amory
Ag’ Dalton
Townsend
Reynolds
Jeffries
Gould
Upham
Stedman
Homans
Coolidge
Williams
Buckingham
Thorndyke
Fifield
Durkee
Borland
Lyman
Ingalls
David W. Cheever
John S. Blake
Boston
Collins
Colling
City Hospital
University of Training
A. Shuman
H. H. Sprague
E. D. Codman
Conrad J. Rueter
F. J. Keany
Marriage Advocates and Letters Stir Boston Readers
Hundreds respond to Father Walsh's early marriage call as letters flood The Post. Readers share varied views on marrying young, with personal anecdotes on costs and life choices. Controversy centers on whether to wed under economic strain and the impact on happiness.
Beecham’s Pills Touted as Best Family Remedy
An advertisement extols Beecham’s Pills as the best family medicine for liver, stomach, and bowel troubles. It claims reliability, cost savings on doctors’ bills, and relief from sickness if used consistently.
PEST FE for sale by Dutton and partners at Temple place
Fragmentary OCR reads a sale listing linked to Dutton and R Butler with references to Temple place and a chemical company. The readable items mention Brau and tured wet phone and vague quantities or codes. No clear outcome or full entities beyond the few names and a location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
R. Butler
Marriage quizzed advice to marry guardsmen
A reader advises individuals to choose for themselves in marriage. The writer jests about preferring guardsmen on the L road as husbands and comments on a generation of young men who whistle at girls and cannot afford to marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Yather Walsh
Miss
Pepe
Senator Callender Attacks Governor Bates and Mayor Collins
Senator Callender of Boston criticized Governor Bates and Mayor Collins over the Morton street widening veto in the Dorchester area. He challenged the governor’s information, noted prior street layouts and bills, and urged passage of the measure despite the veto. The Senate voted 30 to 2 to override, with Callender and Appleton voting yes.
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Callender
Bates
Collins
Boston
Morton Street
Dorchester
Senate
Board of Survey of Boston
Noddle's Island
Appleton
Jones vetoed eight hour bill for public works
President Jones of the Senate yesterday killed the eight hour limit on daily work for public works. He cited opinions of two attorneys general that the measure is unconstitutional. The House had asked Parker for his view, who said the Supreme Court had already declared such acts constitutional.
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Jones
Senate
Bates
The
Commonwealth
Knowlton
Parker
House
Supreme Court
Dr Pettingill's Kidney Wort Tablets Promises Vitality
A sensational 19th century style ad selling Dr Pettingill's Kidney-Wort Tablets as a cure for back pain nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble. It touts new strength youth and vitality with testimonials from a patient in Baltimore and offers free advice from a Burlington Vermont consultation department.
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Dr. Pettingill
Oconsultation Department
College St
Burlington, VI
B M Train Derailment Dazes Boston Woman Hurt
A Boston and Maine Northern Division passenger train derailed near Salmon Falls New Hampshire delaying service. Mrs. Ozro Berry of Charlestown Boston suffered a dislocated hip and a sprained foot as the sole passenger injury. Conductor JC Wesley Abbott and the crew were shaken up. The derailed train blocked traffic along the river bank tonight.
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Salmon Falls
N. H
Northern
Boston & Maine Railroad
Salmon Fall
Ozro Berry
Harvard Street
Charlestown
Boston
JC. Wesley Abbott
Randall
New Officers for Unitarians
The American Unitarian Association held sessions in Tremont Temple Boston with Dr Samuel A Eliot presiding at the annual business meeting. Officers elected include President Samuel A Eliot D D of Cambridge and vice presidents Joseph W Symonds Rockwood Hoar John Harsen Rhoades Thomas J Morris George Adams Horace Davis plus Secretary Rev Charles E St John Brookline assistant secretary George W Fox Boston and Treasurer Francis H Lincoln Hingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Unitarian Association
Boston
Tremont Temple
Samuel A. Eliot
Cambridge
George Garland
Worcester
Joseph W. Sy
Thayer Case Again In Court Over Insurance Proceeds
Equity merit session heard a suit for disposal of 18706 from the life insurance on Edwin M Thayer who died at the Hotel Lenox while awaiting arraignment on forgery charges Judge Richardson reserved decision on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin M. Thayer
Lenox
Equity
Thayer
Richardson
Gounod's Redemption Presented by Dorchester Philharmonic
Dorchester's Dorchester Temple Baptist Church hosted Gounod's Redemption before about 500 music lovers. The 150 strong chorus impressed, conductor Archibald T Davison Jr led the performance with organist J D D Comey aided by Boston Symphony performers. Soloists included soprano Grace Bonner Williams contralto A Mabel Stanaway tenor F C Orcutt and Dr G R Clarke.
Thousand Electric Light Men Arrive for Boston Convention
The National Electric Light Association with about a thousand delegates from all states has gathered in Boston for a four day convention at the Vendome. The event is described as the largest of its kind, with an elaborate entertainment program planned and continuous activities throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Electric Light Association
Boston
Vendome
Bakers Strike Ends After Arbitration Settlement
The union bakers and employers reached a settlement tonight via the Board of Trade arbitration committee. About 25 to 30 workers will return to work tomorrow night as several master bakers had already signed the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Board of Trade Arbitration Committee
Smoke Nuisance Bill Postponed In Boston
The smoke abatement bill for Boston was referred to the next General Court on Senator McKinley’s motion in the Senate yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
McKinley
Senate
Cured by Cuticura One Application Soothes Baby Sleep
A Ontario mother details a nine month old with a severe itchy rash spreading to arms and body. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, the child improved quickly and was put back to sleep. She credits the remedies with a near death avoided and permanent cure, nine to fourteen years later.
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Core
M. O. Maitland
Jasrin
Ontario
Ste Conta
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Clarence S. Towner
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Hyde Park District
Mason
Justice Lawton
Maud H. McLeod
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DR. Hershey
Grace Smith
Father Walsh
Ffriest
E. J. Concord
Park Street
Beecham’s
Nartin
T.tin
Temple Place
Man Chemical Co
L Guards
Amy
Lax Nya
Washburn Golden
Major
Andrew Washburn
Dudley Street
Brookline
Major Washburn
Newton
Harvard
United States
Sunday’s Post
Harry Euler
Unitarians
Gounod
Lynn Bakers
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