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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1912
Page
4
Morning mucus relief claim promotes Booths HYOME as the cure for catarrh and cough. The ad offers a hard rubber pocket flask, a bottle of HYOME and instructions for $1.00, with a second bottle at 50 cents if symptoms persist. Sold by druggists nationwide.
Governor Foss did not order an investigation into the State Industrial School for Girls at Lancaster. Secretary Sherman says a rushed report claiming abuse was false after a runaway girl fabricated the story and later confessed to inventing the tale. The girl later said she ran away at another girl's request.
Dr Henry G Berger medical director of the U S Navy retires after 36 years of service closing a long career under the age limit yesterday.
Speaker Grafton Cushing warns of imminent Democratic control of the next Legislature. The interview notes Republicans likely to lose the Legislature and the U.S. Senatorship, underscoring a fierce closing campaign focused on securing legislative power and the Senate prize.
Speaker Cushing cites Martin Lomasney as dominant if Democrats gain control. He argues the Progresives decide Republican or Democratic outcomes and Bull Moose votes could tilt the Legislature. He warns Lomasney would wield power in naming the U.S. Senate if a Democratic majority forms.
Patrolman George H. McCaffery moved from Hanover Street station North End to duty under the direction of the Board of Health in a departmental transfer. The change places him under health authorities while maintaining police oversight.
A historic patent remedy claim notes Adamson's Balsam as a cure for coughs colds and bronchial ailments. The advertisement asserts rapid relief and wide usefulness for respiratory complaints.
The missionary schooner George B. Cluett sailed from Gas House wharf bound for St. Anthony Newfoundland with Mrs H D Appleton and her two children as passengers. The vessel carries a six months supply of food for Dr Grenfell missions. Mrs Appleton will teach in St Anthony where her sister in law Miss Alice Appleton is on staff.
Salem October 28 Juror John N Carter of Newburyport ill with grippe kept him from appearing in court today Judge Quinn ordered the Ettor Giovannitti and Caruso trial continued until Wednesday morning under physician advice. the proceeding was paused by the illness.
About 300 Harvard students and others attended a Brattle Hall gathering where five party representatives spoke on The Issues of the Present Campaign under the Cambridge Political Equity Association. Professor Albert Bushnell Hart spoke for the Progressive party alongside Democrat Roger Sherman Hoar Republican H N Stearns Socialist E T Dana and Prohibitionist D A McKay.
Chairman Thomas P. Riley of the Democratic State committee announced he advised all statewide Legislature candidates not to pledge support to Mayor Fitzgerald or any other Democratic candidate for United States Senator.
A public statement disputes Mayor Fitzgerald as sole Senate candidate and names possible rivals including Gaston Hamlin Thayer Whipple and O Connell. The speaker argues the campaign should hinge on progressive principles and not on Fitzgerald. He criticizes parties for pressing Fitzgerald to drive the race and urges legislators to evaluate candidates by policy.
Dr Hartman presents doctors letters praising Peruna while denying payment for testimonials. He notes many physicians oppose ready made medicines yet some privately support Peruna, and recounts cases of cures and insurance approvals. He emphasizes moral stance against paying for testimonials and promises a potential future booklet for the medical profession.
The discussion lists Fitzgerald and several ex-Congressmen as possible nominees. The state Democratic committee says it will not back any candidate for the Senate and that the Legislature will choose a representative who serves all people.
An advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Remedy claiming rapid relief from piles with no operation. It urges sending for a free trial kit to prove effectiveness, notes the regular package costs 50 cents, and invites purchase at drug stores.
The Rev. Jonakins Denison, now abroad, requested resignation from the Central Congregational Church at Newbury and Berkeley streets. The church body and prudential committee granted the request after last evening votes.
Declares Tona Vita as a national remedy to rebuild strength and lift depression. Claims users regain flesh and energy within weeks and urges immediate purchase from all druggists.
A vintage ad touts a vegetable-oil powdered soap as a marvelous cleanser that does more work and faster than competitors. It claims higher sales than all others combined and urges buyers to test it, whether doing chores themselves or employing help, promising lasting use.
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