Stomach Power and Dr Pierce’s Medical Remedies
A Victorian medical discourse credits the stomach as the body’s vital center and links indigestion to many diseases. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, Queen’s root, Golden Seal, and other ingredients, plus Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy, Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, and the Common Sense Medical Adviser as cures and guides for digestion, catarrh, and liver issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernethy
London
Pierce
Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
John King
John M. Scudder
Cincinnati
William Paine
Paine
Hobart A. Hare
University of Pa
Laurence Johnson
University of N. Y
Edwin M. Hare
Hahnemann Medical College
Chicago
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Sage
R. VY. Pierce
Fitzgerald Starts On Tour of Boston for Mayor Hope
John F. Fitzgerald began a campaign tour through Dorchester and surrounding wards in Boston. He spoke in Ward 24 Ward 20 Ward 16 and later in South Boston, drawing crowds over 8000. He urged city street and public works reform and pledged a house cleaning of officials if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Boston
John F. Fitzgerald
Edward J. Donovan
Dorchester
McNary
New Dorchester
Jerome
New York
Weaver
Philadelphia
Moran
Governor Douglas Congratulates Governor-Elect Guild
A yesterday letter from Governor Douglas to Governor-elect Guild extends congratulations on his election. Douglas expresses confidence Guild will lead a well regarded administration and thanks Guild for courtesies shown during his term. The note closes with best wishes for health and respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Guild
Commonwealth
William L. Douglas
Curtis Guild, Jr
Council Chamber
State House
Boston
Donovan Backers Endorse Edward J. Donovan for Mayor
Donovan managers release shows Edward J. Donovan endorsed for the Democratic mayoral nomination on November 16. Signatories include Senator elect John J. Gartland and multiple representatives elect and ward officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan
Edward J. Donovan
John J. Gartland
John &. Sullivan
James F. McDermott
Robert McKirdy
Edward F. Fitzgerald
Eugene T. Brazzell
William L. Newton
Patrick J. Shiels
Edward C. Creed
William J. Doogue
Theodore A. Glynn
G. G. A. BOOMS FROTHINGHAM AND APPEALS FOR MONEY
The Good Government Association issues a circular stating it helped persuade Louis A. Frothingham to run for mayor with Republican leaders and asks the public to donate 15,000 dollars to publish records and biographies of candidates for the Board of Aldermen and Common Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Good Government Association
Louis A. Frothingham
Boston
Board of Aldermen and Common Council
James M. Curley challenges Connolly to campaign debate
James M. Curley calls on Timothy L. Connolly to a public debate on mayoral or aldermanic issues. He offers to pay all expenses for the meeting in Wards 12 or 17, in a Boston Post notice from 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
The
Post
Timothy L. Connolly
James M. Curley
Fool a Lazy Liver with Artificial Exercise
Indigestion is the seed of many illnesses and laziness in bowels leads to chronic constipation. The guide promotes Cascarets as a preventive bowel and liver aid, claiming regular use prevents digestive issues. It urges carrying a ten cent box for timely action and to seek genuine Sterling Remedy Company products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Company
CCC
Chicago
New York
Lomasney Leads Donovan Campaign Across Two District Rallies
Martin Lomasney of Ward 8 campaigned for Edward J. Donovan at Ward 8's wardroom in Charlestown and Spellman Hall in Ward 1s. He attacked John A. Sullivan and rival mayoral candidate John F. Fitzgerald, receiving a mixed reception as crowds filled the halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick F. McDonald
Fitzgerald
Bowdoin
Bowdoin Hall
St. John’s School Hall
Thomas J. Burke
William J. Lyons
Ward 15
Charles H. Slattery
Sullivan
Joseph A. Dennison
Joseph F. O'Connell
Michael J. Sullivan
Tremont Temple
Faneuil Hall
James Fitzgerald
Martin Lomasney
Edward J. Donovan
Charlestown
Spellman Hall
Lomasney
Frank J. Linehan
National Dock Trust
Leo F. McCullough
Linehan
McCullough
John A. Sullivan
John F. Fitzgerald
John H. Lee
Harry Nawn
James H. Doyle
Joseph W. Conry
Ward
Daniel J. Kiley
Bunker Hill Street
Martin
Edward I. Quigley
Peter F. Teague
Joseph A. Conry
John R. Murphy
George F. Monahan
William F. Murray
Boston
Democrats
E. J. Donovan
Webster and
Orleans Streets
Michael J. Leary
Donovan
Hanrahan
High Class Concert at Henry Siegel Company Restaurant
Free intimate concert today in the Henry Siegel Company restaurant featuring the Boston Festival Orchestra of 25 under Emil Mollenhauer with Grace Harris and Willard Flint. The event promotes a new afternoon tea with later chamber concerts on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Siegel Company
Boston
Boston Festival Orchestra
Emil Mollenhauer
Mme
Grace Harris
Bartletts Challenge to Chelsea Mayor in Reform Push
In Chelsea at the Non-Orinoco Club Bartlett fields a mayoral bid, attacking city departments and Ward 8 school conditions. he cites street problems as proof of mismanagement. Charles H. Williams accuses Mayor Willard of denying a liquor license over an $800 excess payment beyond $1300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Justin I. Bartlett
Bartlett
Charles H. Williams
Willard
Healing antiseptic liquid offers universal sore relief
The antiseptic liquid provides consistent healing for any sore eruption or inflammation on any body part. Try it for quicker comfort and clear results.
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DAY Post
New England
Washington Hall
Codman Square
Patrick F. O’keefe
Dorchester Lower Mills
Catholic Union Hall
Thomas F. Campbell
Milton
Mr. Fitzgerald
Neponset
Matthew Cummings
Woods Hall
Music Hall
Field’s Corner
John J. Hoar
William H. O’brien
Farrell Hall
Andrew Square
Frothingham
Professor Rand
Europe
Are
Eocra Ryy
REX Distilling CO
Staniford St
Welers
Court St
X-Zalia
X-Zalia Corp
Batterymarch St
Dept. C
Mass
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