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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
9
Advertisement notes that dyspepsia stems from stomach acidity and claims Bisulated Magnesia neutralizes acids after meals. It asserts rapid relief within five minutes, calls it a physician’s prescription, and suggests it is inexpensive and widely available at drug stores. Also mentions an odd apple blossom phenomenon on Charles D. Hill’s Randolph farm.
Mrs. Fanny Noyes of Boston recounts six years of deafness in one ear and reliance on an ear trumpet until Osmo-Chemic Physicians restored her hearing. She praises the treatment, claims no further trumpet needed, and invites interested readers to inquire about her case.
Patients suffering from deafness head noises discharging ears bronchitis or catarrhal nose throat or chest conditions may obtain a free consultation physical exam and trial treatment if they apply by Wednesday October lith at the Osmo Chemic Physicians office.
Ambrose Briggs plans to confront Dr. Dudley and the three women linked to Mildred Sullivan's disappearance. Authorities searched cellars for a body while Dudley and companions face arraignment and possible trial after bail efforts tied to his wealthy father.
Bail likely between 5000 and 10000 dollars as Dr Dudley, a Columbia Medical School graduate with early study at Brown and Colby, prepares for trial. His associates include a Mapleton-based brother-in-law and half-brother as nominal representatives. Pattengal may serve as chief counsel. Authorities claim solid proof of illegal treatment at the doctor's office.
Samuel Haynes, a black farm hand, was found guilty of murder in the first degree for shooting his employer John Harrison and killing Mrs. Harrison on their Patterson area farm. Justice Morschauser sentenced him to electrocution after November 9, 1914.
Boston and Maine railroad says it will not accept the freight rate schedule devised by the New Hampshire Public Service Commission. The commission had the schedule on trial with the railroad.
Stephen T. Connolly, 15, of 464 Second street South Boston, received a silver medal from President Rowley of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for heroically entering a three story stable at Batehelder Brothers on First street to rescue five horses as fire destroyed the building on September 19. He led others in the effort to save the horses, with 43 saved and five killed.
Boston plans a fireproof hotel modeled after the McAlpin in New York. It will rise about 125 feet, open by December next year, and include 700 rooms with baths, dining rooms for 1000, a basement rathskeller, and extensive public spaces. Land cost is listed at two million dollars with total project around three million.
Demolition of America's most famous playhouse marks the end of 60 seasons. The Boston Theatre opened September 1 1845 as a successor to Federal Street Theatre. Plans call for a 9 story building with towers 25 feet above the limit and a roof garden. The site on Washington Street valued about $164 000, now assessed at $825 000. Architects included John Fr Bates Gardner Brewster Otis Rich and John He Thayer. The company was incorporated May 15 1852 with $200 000 capital stock.
Readers urged to order the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser a cloth bound 1000 page volume. Dr. R V Pierce advertised from Buffalo New York with 20 cents by mail and prepaid return.
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