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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1912
Page
6
A printed remedy touts mixing sugar and water to create a pine extract cough syrup. It claims instant onset and 24 hour relief for coughs bronchial issues and asthma using Pinex and sugar syrup, with a money back guarantee and druggist availability.
An American Marine wounded in the Nicaraguan incident limped aboard the Panama liner Christobal as it reached New York on Oct 28. The sailor was shot twice during the unrest.
Second Lieutenant George W. Martin of the First Provisional Regiment of Marines arrives on crutches to greet his wife and friends after a dawn battle to relieve Masaya. Private Durham is killed cutting wire, and Marines endure heavy fire while advancing past barbed fences and trenches at Coratete Hill outside Masaya, with McGill and Pollard fatally shot.
The notice urges attention to kidney health, noting the link between kidney function and overall wellness. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as an ideal herbal remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues and offers a sample bottle by mail with a paper mention.
A Newport Rhode Island resident extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment after his husband suffered six months edema and a scalp eruption. Red scales, itching, hair loss and sores vanished within two weeks of washing with Cuticura Soap and applying Cuticura Ointment, per Mrs. Oklund in a dated testimonial.
Remarkable cures are reported as asthmatics regain health following ascateo for acute and chronic conditions. The article notes dramatic improvements in breathing and overall well being after the treatment, with patient testimonies and medical commentary.
An advertisement touts Ascatco for respiratory illnesses claiming it cures severe asthma within years. It mentions a small telltale hose taken in water twice daily to free the system and prevent choking attacks with anecdotal success. Stores list a price of 50 cents and contact details for the Ascatoo Laboratory.
Engagement announcement reveals Miss Josephine S. Dorr of Cambridge and Hotel Charlesgate to William Eustis Russell son of the late Governor. Families of significance note the coming marriage as a society highlight from the past week.
Mrs Dorr hosted a tea at Hotel Charlesgate revealing that Miss Dorr and her sister Miss Katharine have joined Boston Cambridge social ranks. The sisters, long prominent in the Vincent Club, have traveled abroad and tied to Harvard lineage, with Miss Dorr linked to Sew ing Circle and notable relatives including Mrs Harry H Gay and Benjamin H Dorr. Their father, a Harvard alumnus of 1683, is famed as the university's most celebrated youth behind class events and alumni performances. Miss Josephine Swift is their mother before marriage.
The Boston City Council deferred the decision on using limestone or granite for the $800,000 City Hall annex for two weeks. The Mayor sought $75,000 more for granite construction and a bid dispute with George A. Fuller Co. over the contract.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a solution for dandruff and falling hair. It claims immediate scalp relief and weeks of visible new hair growth with daily use, claiming hair becomes lighter, fluffier, and more lustrous. A 25 cent bottle is sold at drug stores and counters.
The Supreme Court today moved arguments to December 2 on the constitutionality of the newspaper section of the postal appropriation law.
After 60 years at 25 Tremont Row the house of Leslie and Griffith exchanges to the larger 25 29 Tremont Street location formerly W H Brine Co. The opening invites thousands of women to view new ideas in Women's Misses and Children's apparel with special opening values and no purchase obligation.
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