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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1903
Page
2
Joseph Ed Patterson of 866 Massachusetts Ave Boston reports a month of Quinona use has greatly improved his health. He states he will keep Quinona at home and believes it will help put him in perfect condition.
A reader reports quick health benefits from Quinona including increased appetite improved sleep reduced nervousness and overall better feeling after using the product. The letter asserts dramatic personal improvements following a short period of intake.
Mattie Kendricks of Boston reports Quinona removed her nervousness and fatigue, boosted general health, and stopped headaches. She calls it the only preparation that helped and says Quinona should be in every home.
An advertisement extols Quinona as a cure enhancing appetite digestion and sleep. It asserts rundown individuals gain vigor after several bottles, with improvements cited by men women and elderly alike. The copy urges skeptical readers not to dismiss the product as mere advertising.
The Republican State Committee chair Talbot faced mockery in Boston after a letter he sent to the Pittsfield Journal asking Democratic support surfaced. Reynolds defended the wording as harmless, saying the incident would spur Republicans to rally and vote.
In St. Hugh's Chapel Blue Hill Avenue yesterday afternoon Miss Anna Rita Reddish wed William F Fitz gerald of Hyde Park.
Walter T. Littlefield commissioner of Public Buildings of Somerville married Miss Alice Libby daughter of Mr and Mrs L B Pillsbury at the bride’s parents home 17 Dartmouth street Somerville. Ceremony performed by Rev W Sherman Thomp.
An autumn health note promotes Father John’s Medicine as a non narcotic, physician prescribed remedy from Rev. Father John O’Brien lineage. It claims to prevent pneumonia and consumption, boost blood and nerves, and urges starting now with a $1 bottle offering three times the 50 cent size.
A son has been named pastor at the Franklin Street Congregational Church, signaling a leadership transition for the congregation.
Miss Katherine M Murphy and Dr James A Mansfield wed at St Patrick's Church in Roxbury yesterday afternoon The Rev Nathaniel J Merritt performed the ceremony The bride wore white crepe de chine and duchesse lace with Bride roses Attendant Miss Elizabeth A Cotter wore a sunburst dress and Catherine Mermet roses Best man was John J Mansfield After the ceremony a dinner was served at the groom's mother's home on Dudley Street
The Boston & Maine excursion to North Adams, Massachusetts departs Oct 17 with special trains from Boston at 8 30 a m and returns from North Adams at 4 30 p m Tickets cost 2 and are valid only on listed trains with return on Oct 18 or 19 Tickets available in Boston at 322 Washington Street and Union Station
An old ad promotes PAZO ointment as a guaranteed cure for piles itching bleeding and related symptoms. The drugstore promises a refund if it fails to cure in six to fourteen days with a 60 cent price tag.
H. H. Benson of Concord New Hampshire pay master for the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company was knocked down by a trolley on Boylston near Tremont yesterday afternoon. While prostrate he was robbed of a grip containing over $1000 by two well dressed young men who pretended to assist. They fled as an ambulance arrived.
William Epps, labeled a negro bandit, received a five to nine year state prison term for assaults and robberies of women in the South End and Back Bay. He claimed innocence and argued a fair trial could exonerate him. Special Officer Burr testified that crimes subsided in jail and resumed after release.
The Osmo-Chemic physicians deny any plans to raise costs. They stress two aims: expert care using advanced equipment and making treatment affordable for all invalids, rich or poor, with a nominal fee maintained to avoid barring anyone from relief.
Lexington Kentucky October 14 The six fastest heats ever trotted in one race failed to name a winner in the 2 10 McDowell stake as they averaged 2 08 7 12 The deciding heat was postponed due to darkness and will be trotted tomorrow Five other records were broken Hawthorne track and stake records were lowered with Charley Herr Ferreno and other horses setting new marks
Advertises Postum as a superior hot beverage that replaces tea and coffee. Claims health benefits such as clearer complexion, restored energy, and relief from headaches and nervousness. Includes testimonials from a school miss in Alva Oklahoma and others citing improved conditions after switching to Postum. Co cites Battle Creek Michigan as origin.
France and England push to avert war in the east while mobilization accelerates. The Times dispatches from Russia report two army corps totaling 100000 men hurried to the far east via Siberia as preparations intensify.
The Mechanics building hosts Creatore and his orchestra as clear skies boost attendance to record levels. Massachusetts and Boston music lovers praise the band’s earnest style and diverse program. Concerts run 2 to 4 p m and 8 to 10 p m daily with 10 a m to 10 p m exhibit hours.
Brighton High defeats South Boston High 5 to 0 at Rogers Park Brighton yesterday afternoon. Brighton shows speed edge despite South Boston being heavier. Umpire McDevitt referee Leager. Game used 15 and 10 minute periods.
Robert De Mark of Allston was yesterday sentenced by the Superior Criminal Court to three years in the House of Correction for an assault on a 10 year old child.
Harry Baker known as Professor Weston the palmist, jailed in Chicago, fights extradition to Boston. He is accused of swindling about 60 women in this city. Chicago police say he claims he was taken for his brother Leo and denies being in Boston. Boston officials insist he is the man.
Nathan Barnett of Ward 8 filed papers as an independent candidate but will decide by Friday whether to enter the race. He stated the final decision hinges on last minute considerations.
The Cunard steamer Saxonia from Liverpool and Queenstown anchored below Boston light at 8 30 last evening after completing its Atlantic crossing.
The Boston Contracto Association submits a wage schedule to employers for signing today. The annual contract for about 1500 coat makers remains largely the same as last year with no five cent increase in manufacturing cost. Sixty two contractors attended the meeting at 724 Washington Street, employing nearly all garment workers.
William H. Shaw of 32 Elmwood Place Everett Massachusetts says he suffered eight years with chest and back pain blamed on digestion or rheumatism. After less than two months under Osmo-Chemic care with X ray diagnosis of inflammatory liver trouble he is now comparatively well and recommends the doctors.
Mrs. R Brown of Boston states her daughter suffered chronic gastritis and related ailments for years. After exhausting doctors and nearly facing an appendectomy, Osmo-Chemic light treatment produced immediate improvement, and she now feels renewed. Brown urges others to consider the therapy.
The Socialists of the State ratified their candidates in a large Faneuil Hall rally. Speakers attacked Democratic and Republican leaders, praising labor aims and blasting Governor Bates and the Boston Elevated Railway as corrupt influences on politics.
A sale is set in Park Street Church vestry from October 20 to 22 inclusive to aid Putnam Hall home of the New England Helping Hand Society at 124 Pembroke Street Boston. The society assists deserving young women earning low wages by offering a comfortable home at a small price.
The firm M. H. Cobe & Co. 36-38 Hanover street offers a free art glass souvenir with every purchase of fifty cents or more. Forty one patterns available. The retailer is renowned for quality, and the promotion provides a low-cost way to decorate a table.
Travel firm advertises a week long October trip from Boston leaving Oct 22 for $27 covering all expenses except supper. It promises an attractive daily program guided by a conductor with details and itinerary available from Joseph P. Taggart at Royal Blue Line Boston address.
Mrs. Josephine Kreger of 51 Regent St Roxbury Mass describes eight years of back pain and two years of near unbearable suffering. She credits Osmo-Chemic doctors with relief after bad kidney state neuritis and rheumatism. She urges others to seek their treatment and notes family cures seen.
Mr. Mark Sanders of 19 Hall St, W. Somerville, thanks Osmo-Chemic doctors after their X-Ray examination and treatment saved him from surgery. He reports ninety percent improvement after a few sessions and notes similar benefits in others treated by the same doctors.
The Osmo- Chemic physicians provide the latest X ray equipment and a fluoroscopic attachment enabling distinct sight of diseased parts to determine the cause of affections. All invalids who wish may receive this radical examination at no charge.
The Oerse-Chemis physicians invite patients with catarrh asthma bronchitis consumption cancers or tumors who have endured long treatment without relief to face themselves under Osmo-Chemic care. Attend on or before October 31 for a free examination and trial treatment with the new light therapy.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a medical work titled The Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine by L Frenxetts M D. It lists office locations in Worcester Manchester and Port Chester with hours from 9 a m to 8 p m and references chief consultant in physics.
Clarence J. Hobart the Dorchester barber was jailed for twelve months by Judge Sherman after he induced a 15 year old boy to steal a ring from his mother. Hobart did not make restitution or seek a lighter sentence as offered by the court.
Oscar O. Owens was yesterday acquitted in the Superior Criminal Court due to the government's failure to sustain its forgery case. The judge directed the verdict of acquittal after the prosecution did not prove the charge beyond reasonable doubt.
An old health instruction urges each body part to be in thorough order. It recommends a small dose of a tonic for those not feeling well.
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