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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
2
The piece argues illness destroys energy and sends great plans to ruin. It urges readers to seek Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy, claiming it offers sure help and should be widely known. It emphasizes warning friends who overtask their strength.
An advertisement extols Dr. Greene's Nervura as a cure for ill health and nervous weakness. It cites a Woodsville, New Hampshire testimonial by F. P. Dearts detailing long illness, failed medical care, and regained vigor after using Nervura, praising its results and recommending it to others.
Dr. Greene invites inquiries from men and women seeking care. Consultation by letter or personal visit at 34 Temple Place Boston is free, with his advice accessible to everyone. He claims unmatched success in nervous and chronic diseases and urges immediate consultation for recovery.
George A. Ayers, a 38 year old Boston real estate broker, lies comatose from starvation at Massachusetts General Hospital. Doctors say he will not recover, despite having property and future commissions. Neighbors recall his pride kept him from accepting help, and his landlady Mrs. J Gibson urged him to eat before police intervened. Ayers, formerly a prominent railroad contractor in St Albans Vermont, has a wife and two sons and may receive an elaborate funeral if he dies.
Secretary Erving Winslow tells a Post reporter the Anti-Imperialist League will push an independent political line and organize beyond party ties. He cites Democratic platform money questions and Republican policy on colonial affairs, mentions Carnegie and Edmunds, and notes plans for a Chicago conference and a November meeting at Wesleyan Hall. He regrets McKinley’s re election but sees growing opposition votes in New England, and predicts Hoar may back Philippine independence. The group will continued to distribute literature and hold meetings, with Governor Boutwell praising Massachusetts sentiment.
A Cleveland audience watched Dr Henson perform healing through laying on of hands at Bromfield Street Church. A paralyzed woman walked after minutes, others with arm weakness or mobility issues gained aid, with dozens more reportedly cured. Free lectures run daily 10 to 11 am, with Dr Henson available at Quincy House 9 am to 8 pm except Sundays 10 to 1.
The silver jubilee of Brother Jude, superior of the House of the Angel Guardian at 8 Vernon Street, Roxbury, closed with an evening entertainment and concert in St. Joseph's Hall after a holiday marked day. Red, white and blue bunting adorned corridors as visiting clergy joined the event including Brother Hildyard of Montreal. A noon spread honored the celebrant and an address was presented to Brother Jude by the boys.
William J. Kennedy was arrested yesterday afternoon for larceny of $10 from Ida P. Knauga of 29 Dover Street last May. Kennedy said he had no home.
Democrats suffer a net loss of nine seats in the lower house while the Senate remains marginally unchanged with 31 Republicans and 9 Democrats. Fall River, Newton, and Springfield districts flip, signaling a lively fight for the Senate presidency between Chamberlain and Soule as party caucuses set the stage for forthcoming appointments and leadership contests.
Paris report notes Mr Chamberlain viewing a rare orchid on quai des fleurs. The vendor quotes twenty pounds for France's sole specimen. Chamberlain buys it, then tears the flower apart in protest over a Frenchman owning a duplicate, keeping the plant in his collection.
East Boston engineer Frank Rollins attempted suicide after refusing to reform for his sweetheart Hilda Hansen a Salvation Army worker from Alban Street He survived after laudanum and hospital treatment while Hilda stayed at his side In Boston the Army uses beauty as a tool of outreach with seven Lawrence born musicians among its female campaigners led by Nellie Tallmadge and others including Mina Smith Esther Ellis Bertha Moors Mabel Moore Lillian Miller and Martha Ashton
An offer from Dr. Mary Lock Co of Chicago mails a free full $5.00 home treatment to every woman. Enclose 6 cents for postage and provide name and address to receive the remedy at home. They request three female referrals but promise discretion and prepaid charges. Every recipient gets the complete three course treatment by return mail.
Advice column urges fresh air natural rest over medicines for nervous sleep issues especially women. Recommends rubbing Omega Oil on the spine to induce sleep, plus plain wholesome eating and bowel care. Omega Oil sold by drug stores with nationwide mail offer from Omega Chemical Co. 257 Broadway New York.
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