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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1907
Page
4
In a recent interview Mr. Brown credits Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with curing pleurisy and boosting his strength after a severe cold in 1905. He claims to have gained twenty pounds and to feel as strong as ever, while noting he remains a temperance advocate who uses the tonic only when needed.
An advertisement touts Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure malt distillate that acts as a tonic and stimulant. It claims digestion improvement, nerve and heart support, and suitability for workers, women, and children, with cautions to buy only sealed genuine bottles from the Duffy Malt Whiskey Co in Rochester.
The Boston Board of Health warns it may seek an injunction to restrain Spectacle Island garbage plants if odorous burning continues. Dr. Durgin reports the board ordered changes a month ago, improvements have begun, and officials urge continued compliance to quell public protest from South Boston.
Captain Howard Possner of the Edgewood Yacht Club acted quickly when the Grace Alice exhaust muffler blew off in Narragansett Bay. He opened windows to vent fumes while nine guests were affected. Lottie Forshner and Eben Marsh were revived after the boat reached shore.
The County Louth Club will meet next Sunday evening at Paine Memorial Hall on Appleton Street. A business meeting is planned for all members followed by a concert.
A newspaper advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as fast relief for piles with no doctor bills and no operations. It cites a testimonial from Isaac Smith of Wharton New York and offers free samples from Pyramid Drug Co. and sales at 50 cents a box.
Conrad & Co at 25 27 29 Winter Street holds an anniversary sale offering women and misses suits coats skirts waists and dresses at half price. The store recently modernized with new fitting rooms third floor and rear tailoring while a free fur storage offer is advertised. A silk taffeta skirt remains at one-third off due to material price rises.
The battleship Maine arrived at the League Island Navy Yard today after sailing from Cape Cod Bay, announcing a shift in naval activity.
Don OConnell releases a long statement defending Bartlett’s actions at the Springfield convention. He accuses Whitney managers of misplanning, theft of delegate lists, and seeks to prove Bartlett’s victory was fair amid open voting and orderly proceedings.
Covington reports a 33 year battle with eczema ending in relief after using D D D Prescription. George Flammer and two friends credit the liquid treatment with clearing symptoms, while doctors describe it as addressing the skin root and germs. A booklet on dieting bathing and care is offered to sufferers.
Mrs Lytle French Plunkett wife of William B Plunkett a noted local cotton manufacturer died at the House of Mercy in Pittsfield on Oct 7 The obituary notes her husband and local standing in Adams society.
About 280 delegates from the National German American Alliance arrive in Boston for a visit to the Germanic Museum at Harvard. They represent 1,500,000 Germans in U S societies and travel by special train to South Station. Hearst hosts them. reception by Massachusetts State Alliance led by Professor Julius Goebel. Harvard President Eliot will welcome at Cambridge.
The funeral of J Varnum Abbott chairman of the overseers of the poor was held at his residence 147 Oakdale Avenue with Rev William F Cheney of the Church of the Good Shepherd officiating. Burial followed at Brookdale cemetery attended by 383d Regiment Association Charles W Carroll post 144 G A R Samuel Dexter lodge and other groups Brigadier General Henry B Carrington attended.
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