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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1897
Page
2
Dr. R. A. Gunn declares this era is an age of revolutions driven by discoverers and brain-workers rather than armies. He praises the extraordinary global influence of modern progress, noting that past generations gained fame through reason and that the present demands the best for humanity.
A speaker extols scientific advances in medicine from bloodletting to modern therapies and lauds Warner's Safe Cure as a pivotal discovery. The address links rail and telegraph growth to medical reform and warns of deceptive remedies while asserting life lengthening benefits. DIO LEWIS endorses the cure.
The article argues the above claim is proven by recent European and American authorities. It highlights kidney troubles and Bright's disease as modern risks and includes reproduced statements and faces of the men who made them. Dr Beyer of Würzburg endorses Warner's Safe Care in his circles.
The passage celebrates a great modern discovery praised amid opposition. It notes its phenomenal popularity, universal scientific acknowledgment, and its elevated status as a relief to humanity and promoter of happiness, contrasting critics with its standing.
Marshall McDaniels of Bayonne New Jersey was found guilty in the Court of General Sessions Jersey City of assault for kissing Viola Dias against her will on May 30. He was fined 10 dollars plus costs totaling 27 dollars and 50 cents.
Henry Gabel seeks a divorce from Elizabeth after twenty four years over coffee habits and tea as her preferred drink. In court Judge Fessenden hears Henry claim of hypnotic control by Elizabeth and a life of unendurable home conflict.
On opening day of the twelfth annual New England college and preparatory school convention held at Boston University Law School, educators from Dartmouth Wellesley Boston University Tufts Bates Colby Harvard and Yale attended. Professor William H. Burnham of Clark University delivered the afternoon keynote titled Suggestions From the Psychology.
Trial list notes adjournment as defense stalls. Jennie Goodman seeks void marriage to Lazarus Goodman after an apparent betrothal misfire. Anna Guttmann claims to be wife in name only of Dr. Cher ry. Decrees nisi granted to Lucy Perkins. Fiocola seeks separation from Nuneste. Packard divorce granted for drunkenness. Louise B seeks divorce from Herman Sandmacher for desertion.
The session featured Dr. Atkinson and Dr. Clark discussing secondary education, college prep, and the shift toward university influence. Other speakers included Dr. Ramsay, Professor Jordan, and Rev. Tucker who urged breadth, thorough training, and public support for the college system. A reception followed under Lindesay, Hunting, and Taylor.
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