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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1905
Page
2
State police and local officers renewed efforts in Quincy to locate a missing girl linked to a 3 week departure with a employer’s son. Det Silas Smith interviewed residents, visited four homes, and traced three other girls who left town recently with two found safe.
Maud Horam, confined to a sick bed, crawled through smoke to rescue her brothers Frank 5 and Robert 2 from a one story building at 370 Albany Street and alerted officers after guiding them to safety. Fire damaged a three story tenement and a lumber storage shed causing about 10000 in damage. A bystander William Dinan was injured by falling glass. Cause unknown.
Governor Douglas will name Judge Henry Newton Sheldon of the Superior Court to fill the vacancy caused by Judge James Madison Barker's death. Three candidates were named yesterday Captain John J. Flaherty John R Thayer and John P Leahy with Thayer said to have unanimous lawyer support.
The O S Knapp School of Concord Square Somerville was robbed Monday night of 14 dollars savings of the pupils by the stamp system.
Testimony reveals Mutual Life funds used for legal expenses and campaign funds. President McCall and Vice-President Granniss defend eleemosynary view of life insurance. McCurdy details family ties to Raymond firm and unreported salaries. luncheon costs reach 260 dollars daily. Session adjourned due to S Fred Nixon’s death.
New York October 10 Maria Mitchell Louis Agassiz Mary Lyon Emmian Willard Alexander Hamilton John Paul Jones John Quincy Adams and James Madison were chosen to receive tablets in the Hall of Fame.
The Osmo-Chemic physicians announce that old low rates, including consultation and X ray, will apply to any patient who begins or renews treatment on or before October 14 at 8 PM. Due to growing demand the rates will be withdrawn after October 14 to fund continued careful treatment. Only four days remain.
Mr. George M. Mayo of Highland Ave Neponset Mass reports severe left side pain and breath difficulty from intercostal neuralgia. After a course of Osmo-Chemic treatment he feels substantially improved and can work with pleasure, endorsing the treatment as curing his ailment.
The Osmo-Chemic area boasts top physicians and advanced instruments for chronic disease treatment. They provide a free X Ray examination after a careful diagnostic workup using their perfected tools, available if treatment begins by October 14.
A patient from Roxbury Massachusetts writes in September 1905 that chronic capillary bronchitis was cured by the Osmo-Chemic treatment in 1902 and recommends the therapy to others in need. The note is signed Prancis O. Von Euw and dated September 24 1905 at 120 Heath Street.
Mrs J W Raymond of Bank Street Winthrop Massachusetts reports her daughter aged four and a half suffered a severe throat ailment. After Osmo-Chemic examination the child was diagnosed with catarrh tonsillitis and laryngitis and treated with a cure described as very gratifying and life saving.
Mr S T Smith of Farmington New Hampshire reports severe pain in his right arm and shoulder preventing lifting. He traveled to Boston for Osmo-Chemic treatment, noting improved ability to raise his arm after a few sessions. He mentions a tender right arm tumor shrinking under light therapy.
Mrs Alice Fay of Brockton Massachusetts reports a tumor in her left breast cured by Osmo-Chemic doctors after years of suffering. She states it is two years since her last treatment and she is thriving. Office details list permanent Boston offices and hours with a request for a book on chronic disease.
Thousands toured the fire swept South Boston block bordered by West First Street C Street West Cypher Street and the railroad. Firemen policemen and citizens praised for confining the blaze. Six firemen one officer and a patrolman were injured with minor to moderate injuries and all were reported improving.
The Boston School Board discussed charges against Harrington with sharp exchanges. Mrs. Duff defended her brother, criticizing the minority report while debts and expenses for copies were debated and the meeting adjourned amid routine business.
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