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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
2
Osmo-Chemic Physicians at 18 Boylston Street advertise a limited time offer promising one month of treatment including all medicines free to all patients who apply before October 14. Free consultation and X ray examination are provided, with a cure guaranteed where possible, drawing patients from nearby towns.
Author and Hygiene expert Mrs. Carrilla Banister, of 93 Federal Street Boston, praises the Osmo-Chemic New Light treatment after eye strain relief and renewed mental clarity. She cites personal benefit and urges others to speak of the physicians methods, claiming renewed youth and reduced facial lines.
Annie May Emery of East Haverhill Massachusetts records a seven year battle with a fibroid tumor diagnosed by seven doctors including Massachusetts General Hospital. After nine months of Osmo-Chemic treatment begun in July 1904 she reports a complete cure with no recurrence by October 1906.
The document asserts that Leuce descent rays boost living cell nutrition and tissue metabolism while destroying germs. It claims unique therapeutic light with guaranteed safe results and notes its pain-relieving effect via rhythmic nerve restoration.
An address listing for the Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine located at 60e offices Suite 10 entrance No 18 Boylston Street Desten Mass invites readers to send an SAE stamp for a book and supplementary material.
Boston authorities pursue the Frolic smuggling case linking John Lehnemann Abram Keiser and crew to landing Chinese. Inspectors question Lilleback who helped recruit the Frolic crew while Captain Colby and James Lehnemann loom as central figures. Arrested men face looming bail denial as 18 Chinese detainees await deportation decisions.
Col George B Billings U S immigration commissioner for New England disputes charges of laxity and venality against immigration officials tied to John Co Lehnemann's Providence arrest for alleged smuggling of Chinese. He says no wholesale or small scale smuggling has occurred in New England except the Bonita yacht landing at Marblehead last August.
Providence Chinatown is in fear as 18 of 42 China men connected to the Frolic smuggling gang are rounded up. Edward Jenkins and William Duncan face federal arraignment after pleading not guilty. Lehnemann says he was coerced into posing as a witness and that the plan began in Newfoundland with Captain Colby. Police scour the area for remaining crew and Herbert Colby.
A Paris tobacconist admitted supplying cigarettes to ex Queen Margherita of Italy and named other royalty as confirmed smokers. He said federal inspectors questioned him but found no link to a frolic ship scheme. Mrs Sally Clark refused to testify, insisting she would not become a stool pigeon.
Boston residents John C Lehnemann William A Dun can and Edward H I Jenkins were arrested in Providence for alleged Chinese smuggling. They will be sent to Boston to await the December term grand jury. Authorities pursue Captain Herbert F Colby and Goodman Phillips amid a wider conspiracy with ties to Roxbury and Chinatown.
Wallace Clement Sabine, A M, professor of physics at Harvard, is confirmed as dean of the Lawrence Scientific School. Born in Richwood Ohio in 1868, he studied at the State university and Harvard, rising to full professor by 1900. An authority in architectural acoustics, he has advised on the acoustics of large halls and is noted as an organizer and administrator.
Philadelphia court adopts rule prohibiting divorcees from marrying the correspondents in their cases. Previously courts issued only a decree and certificate. the new rule to be considered by the Board of Judges at the next meeting aims to standardize rulings across courts.
The advertisement extols blood health, linking vitality to well nourished blood and claiming Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medicine. It asserts common symptoms of poor blood and cites widespread testimonials supporting the remedy's effectiveness.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla claims to cure scrofula eczema psoriasis and humors and to prevent illness with the saying a stitch in time saves nine. The firm offers Sarsatabs chocolate tablets as an alternative to liquid form and advertises 100 doses for one dollar from C I Hood Co Lowell Mass.
A promotional notice describes Gelatine Desserts and 180 recipes from simple to elaborate, published by J. G. Cox Edinburgh and revised by Oscar of the Waldorf Hotel. It is sent free of charge by The John M. Chapman Company, Hudson Street, New York City.
An old advertisement claims LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine relieves headaches and neuralgia from colds. It promotes the world wide Cold and Grip remedy and urges readers to seek the full name and signature E. W. Grove, priced at 25c.
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