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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1902
Page
3
An article extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy. It links kidney health to overall wellbeing, cites symptoms of kidney trouble, and urges readers to obtain a trial bottle and a free sample offer through Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
An Indian physician at 360 Tremont Street Boston advertises 27 years of cures in the city, claiming unique diagnostic methods, vegetable medicines, and free consultations daily. He asserts he can diagnose without examination and promises cures for chronic diseases.
An advertisement touts Palmo tablets as a remedy for physical or mental decline caused by any cause. It claims health and youth benefits at 60 cents per box, 12 boxes for $5 with a guarantee, and lists multiple drugstores including WALKER-RINTELS DRUG CO and ESSEX PHARMACY as sellers.
Harvard denounces rumors of rancor after Yale’s win calling it fair and well played. Harvard backs Yale’s eligibility for players Bow men Metcalf and asserts no Cutts incident will recur. Attention shifts to next year captaincy for Glass and to choosing a head coach with Carl Marshall weighing candidates like Waters Lewis and Cutts, unsure who can accept the post.
American Express defeated the Trainmen in straight games at the YMCA alleys last night in a Railroad league contest. The win featured plentiful pins and a decisive advantage for the victors.
North Adams voters chose John H. Mack as Democratic nominee for mayor over Marshall R. Forde by a margin of 250 in Tuesday night caucuses.
A wartime era style slogan touts Fels-Naptha soap as a practical choice for laundry tasks. It argues that using the product reduces daily chore stress by simplifying the wash, implying efficiency and peace of mind.
New York Nov 24 J C Tomlinson a guard for the Columbia football team developed a case of blood poisoning in his arm and will be unable to play again this season in the aftermath of the injury.
Franklin Field Philadelphia hosts two key matchups this Thursday and Saturday as West Point and Cornell emerge as favorites. Thanksgiving Day sports page highlights local games including Boston College Tufts and Dorchester High South Boston High, plus others in Somerville and Norwood.
Captain Brownson reports that the outlook for Aiken, the naval academy midshipman injured in a football game and operated on, is now very favorable according to physicians. The statement marks the first positive assessment since the operation.
London November 24 Jack Palmer defeats Eddie Connolly on points after a hard 15 round bout for the middleweight championship and a purse of 1250. This marks Connollys third loss to Palmer.
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien thrilling Boston crowds first visit east of Philadelphia and his sparring with Jim Jeffords. O'Brien aims for world middleweight title by defeating Tommy Ryan, plans gradual weight rise, and eyes 152 pounds. Also notes Joe Carroll the wrestler, upcoming boxing and sparring events, and clarifies Kid McCoy's departure to Europe.
Valin, photographer, testified as Charles H. Potter described Aug. 6 night. Potter said McDonald had boarded at his home since February and that Mrs. Potter, two masked men, and four or five other men were present at the gate. Mrs. Potter spoke of needing relief, and she entered with two masked men while Potter watched from inside.
Potters testimony traces the crowd to the Town Hall at 8 oclock with masked men and unmasked Gifford and Andrews present. He describes moving through fields toward the house, mentions others carrying something toward the gravel pit, and recalls leaving near Ryder Street. The cross examination raises questions about identification in a dark night crowd. Trial paused with court resuming tomorrow. week remaining to finish.
Alfred Laiscelle of Fall River defeats John Cavanaugh of Providence for the Rhode Island wrestling title before the Fall River A C. The match, catch as catch can with the strangle hold barred, ends after two falls with Laiscelle winning the second at 40 minutes by a half nelson.
The Tufts sophomores and freshmen clash at Tufts Oval in North Cambridge this afternoon with Joe the pig mascot set to appear. Joe will also join in the cane rush later, guarded by the sophomores after several failed kidnapping attempts by the freshmen.
Portland beat Clinton 5 to 3 in a rapid polo game at home. Mercer McGilvray and Roberts led Portland with multiple goals, while Clinton’s Campbell and Farrell scored, as Burgess and Cashman stood out defensively for Portland. Referee Kelsey. Attendance 1200.
The Barbers Union 182 schedules a December 4 event with promised speakers Frank K. Foster James R. Crozier D. D. Driscoll Henry Abrahams P A Leyden C E O Donnell and Frank X Noschang all noted as Albany New York participants.
James Harrington Biram of Sagamore was re-elected captain of the Amherst College football team this afternoon at Amherst on November 24.
A testimonial pitched medicine ad claims Dr Shoop can cure rheumatism at any stage without payment if unsuccessful. It offers six bottles for $5.50 with a refund promise, urges readers to request a book and order, and notes mild cases cure with one or two bottles.
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