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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1894
Page
8
An advertisement extols Paine's celery compound as vital for aging bodies and nervous energy. It claims fresh nutrients build strength, resist illness, and improve digestion and blood purity, citing public office workers and elderly users who report renewed vigor and sleep.
Young Starlight fought Jim Butts in Boston in a stiff welterweight bout. The Kentucky Rosebud was reportedly in attendance. The closing round featured strong exchanges as Starlight prepared to face the famed lightweight Bob Allen, known as Stonewall, who carries an unbeaten record.
Brookline officials held a hearing on laying out Westbourne terrace Devon crescent and Glen road from Cumberland avenue to Highland road. The proposed widths are 4 feet 40 feet and 40 feet respectively. No remonstrants appeared.
Professor Virchow argues the blood serum found by Dr Behring may protect a person from diphtheria for weeks or months. He cautions that proof of permanent or curative effect is still needed.
About 1200 crowded Union Hall as Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Congressman Samuel W. McCall and Representative Frederick W. Dallinger spoke for the Republican ticket. Lodge denounced the income tax and tariff policy while praising GOP principles and urging a Republican House to restrain Democratic legislation.
The article notes beauty is marred by blotches, pimples, and eruptions caused by a disordered stomach or inactive bowels, linking facial flaws to internal health issues and torpid liver.
The advertisement claims a remedy acts on the stomach and liver to move bowels, clear the pores, restore digestive health, and produce sparkling eyes, glowing skin, clear complexion, and cheerful disposition. Sold by M. Caim & Bro and all druggists for 250.
Free private lecture for men at Music Hall Boston Tuesday evening October 16 at 8 by Dr Greene eminent nervous disease specialist of 34 Temple Place. Illustrated with dissolving views the talk covers private matters men should know and understand including nervous debility. Admission is free to all parts of the house. Each man should attend.
London Oct 15 A Times dispatch from St Petersburg says the Czar is better, supported by palace circles. Vienna sources counter with reports that the Czar’s condition is extremely unfavorable.
The Strauss jubilee continued with a reception in Vienna as Rudolph Aronson presented a sterling silver wreath for the American committee. The wreath bears fifty leaves each engraved with a Strauss composition name. Strauss credited his predecessors and his father for his musical progress and downplayed his own merit. He also received a telegram from James Gordon Bennett about thirteen New York theatres staging Valse Amerique.
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