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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1899
Page
2
The notice links stomach disorders to broader diseases and claims that impure blood from poor stomach function causes many illnesses. It lists numerous individuals from Massachusetts and New Hampshire claiming cures for bronchitis deafness rheumatism skin disease asthma measles deafness and ear healing, including Mrs Adeline Bent and John S Hem enway, among others.
The article explains dyspepsia as a warning of digestion failure and details catarrh of the stomach from swallowed nasal mucus. It notes mucus coats stomach walls hindering gastric juice release, causing food to rot and produce foul gases that disturb digestion, heart, and breathing.
The illustration explains stomach anatomy and how gas pressure affects the diaphragm and heart. It warns catarrh and gastritis as common causes of distress, detailing progression from indigestion to gastritis, ulcer, and potentially cancer, stressing chronic neglect leads to severe disease.
Dennis Sullivan of 212 Chambers St Boston is described as very deaf with buzzing noises but now heats perfectly. Clara White of 15 Hawthorne St Newton Massachusetts is said to have bronchial and lung disease cured two years ago with no recurrence since.
Police raid a Cross street tenement uncovers four intoxicated women and six Italians. Minnie Walls claims wife of Walls, linked to the Patterson murder, and Eva McDonald calls herself the black woman in the case. Maude Walls, 10, found hidden. all held on bail as trials proceed.
Miss Mary Donovan of 114 Longwood Avenue Boston had suffered years of illness with a persistent cough. She left doctors healthier than before and had continued to improve.
Miss Ida Mabel Parker of Commonwealth Avenue Cottage Farms Massachusetts suffered chest and lung pains with consumption deemed hopeless by doctors. Doctor McCoy cured her.
Mrs. Annie Thompson of 81 Albion Street Malden Massachusetts is described as recently losing flesh quickly and suffering a severe rasping cough with greenish phlegm streaked by blood she has reportedly gained over twenty pounds in flesh and is described as a strong sound and healthy woman.
Roxbury resident Margaret F Corulehan reports dramatic relief after treatment with Dr McCoy. She says she was sick, vomited, and weak before, but now has no headaches and feels like a different person. Edward Lane of South Boston describes severe side pains and vomiting before cure, noting prior cancer concerns and drastic improvement after treatment.
This notice offers treatment for stomach troubles including dyspepsia gastritis ulcers heart and nerve disorders attributed to stomach issues. Anyone applying before November 25 may receive treatment at the rate of $1 per month until cured.
George Goodwin Dewey, Admiral Dewey's only son, becomes owner of the Rhode Island avenue residence given by the people. Mrs. Dewey transfers title through her to the son to ensure a clear succession and avoid future disputes.
Governor Sayers ordered Adjutant General Scurry to Rio Grande City after a race riot between federal negro troops and townspeople. Fort Ringgold garrison fired Gatling guns to disperse attackers. one man wounded as residents fled to ranches amid fear of further trouble.
The 26 member Democratic committee voted two hours to nominate eight candidates for Boston School Board vacancies. Nominations include Augustine J. Bulger James A McDonald Joseph Santosusso Francis L Coolidge Stephen A Jennings Mrs Emily A Fifield Edward C Baldwin Ferdinand Abraham. Existing members Fifield Coolidge McDonald serve again. others’ terms expire.
Charles Mitchell well known as the Olympia bugler departed last night for San Francisco where he has been ordered to the training station to instruct buglers.
Advertisement notes lace or tapes for curtains and sample lines of novel designs. Mentions Metropolitan Mfg Co located at 77-79 Franklin St Boston with a contact telephone 2900 and a promise to send samples by post for examination.
The Boston Board of Aldermen railroads committee held a hearing on Boston Elevated Railway Company's plan to lay tracks on St James avenue and Providence street to Parks square, removing Coypley square tracks to ease Boylston street congestion. Proponents argued benefit to traffic and hotel interests, while Museum of Fine Arts Trinity Church and residents urged against it citing narrow streets and property depreciation. Petition taken under advisement.
Boston and state street railway firms show higher earnings than last year with 118 reports filed to the railroad board. Several lines post solid dividends and varying percentages, while eight companies did not report.
Free illustrated lectures every Tuesday at 18 Boylston Street under the National Association of Physicians and Surgeons promote a treatment claimed to cure deafness and protect against blindness. Reports list multiple cases of total deafness improving after treatment and note free consultations at the Boylston Street office during regular hours.
From Evelyn Le Paugh Adams widow of Adam Brown Adams the diary reveals a nine week struggle to publish an autobiography. She laments hunger and poverty while predicting eventual literary success and threatening self harm if publishing fails. She fantasizes about buttered feasts Delmonico dining and being recognized as an author amid financial ruin.
A state banquet was held in Windsor with about 140 guests including all British royals visiting royals, US and other ambassadors, Count von Buelow and the German embassy, the German navy officers, and key cabinet members. The table featured a £2,000,000 plate, with Empress Augusta Victoria beside the Prince of Wales and Emperor William to his right. Emphasized by guards, the event noted Mrs. Choate’s absence due to her husband’s death.
Thomas Mackey and John Dp. OConnor were arrested on election law violations for printing and distributing a circular criticizing John Quinn Jr. Ex Senator Quinn says the affidavits were false and plans to fight the case. The unsigned circular allegedly circulated before the Ward 7 alderman caucus where Quinn was a candidate. Ex Senator Quinn claims the law requires signatures and the case will go to court.
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