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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1903
Page
2
Mrs. Moseley of 74 Boylston Street Boston reports taking a single bottle of Quinona to restore strength, weight, and vitality. She claims the product made her look and feel ten years younger, with rapid personal improvements.
Charles Smith of State Street Boston reports chronic stomach issues improved after trying Quinona. He describes persistent digestive discomfort and lethargy before use, then renewed energy and vigor after a four spoon serving.
A brief note inviting readers to write or call the listed individuals to obtain proofs printed locally for their purposes. The item emphasizes accessibility and proximity, urging engagement with the named contacts to secure proofs.
An advertisement touts Quinona as a fast acting restorative for stomach trouble, nervousness, insomnia, and general fatigue. It claims to build up the run down system, boost appetite, ease headaches, improve sleep, and rejuvenate the elderly, with dosing guidance and claims of safety from Weeks Potter Co and The Quinona Company.
A Boston Symphony Hall banquet celebrated Anglo American friendship with Lord Denbigh and Governor Bates as central figures. Cheers rang through the hall as British and American leaders praised shared ideals, while lavish decorations, glow lighting, and formal toasts highlighted a night of cordial fraternalism between England and the United States.
Mrs Charles F Sprague hosted Lady Denbigh and ten guests at a Brookline luncheon in her mansion overlooking the Country Club. Denbigh arrived near 1 pm, wore buff gown, Sprague in black with pearl necklace, others in attendance included Mrs John L Gardner and Mrs Sargent. Guests later dispersed to Gardner's home or train to town while some stayed about 15 more minutes.
Ex governor Long tells how he was proposed for Honorary Member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston. He honors King Edward and Queen Victoria, recalls Dublin welcomed him, and notes past American English ties and the shared memory of Bunker Hill.
Massachusetts labor leaders report 231 strikes in the year, 66 won, 46 compromised, 92 failed, and 22 pending while condemning police inaction on factory and child labor violations. The special committee on child labor exposed illegal practices in Cambridge Lowell Fitchburg Leominster Maynard and Lawrence with certificates issued improperly and urged reforms and more officers.
Dr Edward Koch of Boston promotes inhalation therapy as a universal cure for consumption and asthma. He cites thousands of testimonials from patients across major U S cities, says he visits offices nationwide, and offers free consultation at 861 Boylston Street Boston.
The Cunard steamer Ivernia leaves East Boston at 9 30 this morning bound for Queenstown and Liverpool with 304 passengers aboard 79 saloon 50 second cabin and 175 steerage. Among saloon travelers are Lord Trimles town Major C E Sunder I M S and the Rev Father O Grady.
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