Munyon’s Paw Paw touted by cure testimonials
E N Pettingill of Boston writes that Munyon's Paw Paw cured his indigestion and nervous sleeplessness, praising its rapid effect and noting a one hundred percent improvement after trying the remedy.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1903
Page
2
Paw Paw touted as a universal tonic by Mrs Ellis
Mrs A Ellis of South Boston endorses Munyon Paw Paw as a strength builder and remedy for dyspepsia in her daughter. She urges doctors clergymen mothers and workers to try it and predicts wide adoption from homes to hospitals with pint bottles worth 1 and Paw Paw Pills 25c per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
A. Ellis
East St
South
Boston
Mass
Paw Paw
United States Army
Governor Bates Visits Tewksbury Almshouse in Eventful Tour
Governor Bates and Executive Council visited the Tewksbury almshouse, praising its modern operations and inspecting hospital wards, with incidents including a letter request from sane and insane inmates. They viewed an X-ray case of a Fall River boy and met a incubator reared infant. 1265 inmates were counted with capacity for 400 more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewksbury Almshouse
Benjamin F. Butler
Bates
Executive Council
New York
Massachusetts
Gloucester
Fall River
Guild
Hoag, Slade
Watson
Low
Hamlin
Tewksbury
Nichols
Letter Carrier Sherwood Marries Woman From Chicago
Oliver D. Sherwood longtime Boston letter carrier famed for resembling President Roosevelt married Mrs Louise Stevens of Chicago at his Batavia Street home. The ceremony was performed by Rev Parkhurst with a wedding breakfast for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver D. Sherwood
Roosevelt
Boston
Batavia Street
Louise Stevens
Chicago
Parkhurst
Sherwood
President Roosevelt
United States
Dorchester Driving Club Races Set for Labor Day Readville
Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club schedules four racing classes at Readville on Labor Day weather permitting. entry lists include Sunrise Bonnie Patchen Mutineer Sunny Jim Bunny Rex Guittarra Reliance Lucinda and others with pace and trot options from 2:19 to 2:34. F. Lusk serves as president and general manager OC A St Clair as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club
Readville
Sunrise
B. G
Abbott Wilkes
Dam Kitty
Harris
Bonnie Patchen
Bonnie Boy
T. L. Galvin
Mutineer
M. Mandell
Sunny Jim
W. M. Brunnett
Bunny
Wh. G
Havalock
Keith
Buke
G. G
F. H. Robinson
Rex
Alife Clay
W. S. Marsh
Brick Wilkes, Jr
Brick Wilkes
C. Sudaces
Charlie i
Bl. G
General Withers
Lothrop Hodge
Billy Barlow
W. P. Boutelle
Mattie Miller
J. W. Linnehan
Newsboy
Fee Eldridge
Randolph
Douglas
Br. G
Constantine
Susie Owen
Fitch
Goldie
Arbon
A. W. Newhbert
India
Panis
Graham
G. A. French
Brightness
Tarratine
Nancy Pilot
E. O. Haddock
Count Princeps
F. Lusk
OC. A. ST. Clair
Foso Hair Restorative Claim From Altenheim Doctor
A renowned physician chemist at Altenheim Medical Dispensary announces a compound that allegedly grows hair overnight on any bald head. He offers free trial packages to all who write with a 2-cent stamp for postage and promises rapid results for men women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altenheim
Jxreat
Odne
Fio
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Foso
Cincinnati
Ohio
Champion Beats Moran In Track Race For Record
Albert Champion defeated Jimmy Moran in a two mile match race at Revere Cycle track, finishing in 34 minutes 9 4 5 seconds and leading from start to finish. Moran briefly cut Champion's lead to 7 1/2 yards in the 21st mile, but Champion rebounded to win by 80 yards as Moran failed to overtake in the final stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Champion
Jimmy Moran
Chelsea
Revere
Champion
Monan
Moran
Jed Newkirk
Billy Saunders
C. L. Kimball
J. J. McKinnon
M. T. Dove
P. F. Logan
W. G. Holbrook
A. W. McDonald
Republicans Open Dorchester Campaign
The Bloomfield Hall meeting of the Lincoln Republican Club opened Dorchester’s campaign with speakers Representatives Callender and Murray and Dorchester mayoral candidate Alpheus Sanford. Callender praised Lincoln and warned against Bryanism while Murray recalled party organization in 1888. Sanford urged unity post contest to back Bates’s bid and a Republican Senator for the district. Aaron Wolfson closed urging better men at caucuses and polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callender, Murray and
Sanford
Lincoln Club
Dorchester
Bloomfield Hall
Lincoln Republican Club
Edward B. Callender
Senate
M. J. Murray
Alpheus Sanford
Callender
Lincoln
Tilton S. Bell
Representative Callender
Democratic Party
Webster
Aladdin’s Tower
John &. Richardson
John D. Long
House
Mr. Murray
Bates
Murray
Harrison
New York
Michigan
Indiana
National Republican Committee
St. Lawrence County
Republican Party
Aaron Wolfson
Reverend Murphy Hosts Catholic Young Men's Union Delegates
The 29th annual Catholic Young Men's National Union convention delegates, about 200 plus guests, toured Salem Willows as guests of Rev. James J. Murphy of Peabody. They rode from Congress Street Bridge at 10:30 and dined at Chase's Hotel with a fish dinner, then enjoyed a trolley tour visiting the Public Library, Peabody Museum, the witch house, St. John's Church, and other sites. A band concert by the St. Alphonsus Association Band was planned for the Mission Church grounds that evening. Distinguished guests included Rev. Walter J. Shanley and Rev. F. L. Kenzel among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Murphy
Peabody
Young Men’s National Union Convention
Salem Willows
Catholic Young Men’s National Union Convention
Congress
F. L. Kenzel
C. 8
Si. Ri
John G. Cleary
St. Alphonsus Association
the Willows
J. J. Murphy
Feabody
Chase's Hotel
Public Library
Peabody Museum
Witch House
St. John’s Church
Father Murphy
Mission Church
Walter J. Shanley
Hartford
New Route to Health Through Postum Coffee Substitute
A health-promoting diet change is shown through a testimonial about quitting coffee for Postum Food Coffee. A woman reports years of sick headaches, bed confinement, and coffee sickness ending after switching to Postum two and a half years ago, with ongoing good health and no desire to return to coffee. Neighbors also adopt Postum, with the brand promotion noting the Road to Wellville book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Elkes Memorial Meet Draws Top Riders At Charles River Park
Friends of Harry D. Elkes gather for a memorial bicycle meet at Charles River Park tonight. Featured races include five mile match events for pro pacers George Leander Nat Butler Harry Caldwell Joe Nelson William Stinson Benny Munroe James Moran Hugh McLean and Bobby Walthour. French motor cyclist Albert Champion will chase a one mile record of 58 45. Fred St Onge and Pete Berle duel in a one mile trick race. Sammy Sulkins meets M T Dove behind 14 horsepower motors amid amateur five mile laps. A 30 by 20 inch painting of Elkes in a six inch gold frame donated by Colonel P O Sheehan will be given away evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Elkes
Elkes
Charles River Park
George Leander
Nat Butler
Harry Caldwell
Joe Nelson
William Stinson
Benny Munroe
James Moran
Hugh McLean
Bobby Walthour
Albert Champion
Fred St. Onge
Pete Berle
Sammy Sulkins
M. T. Dove
New York
Harry Elkes
P. O. Sheehan
Wright & Ditson’s
Lake Winnipesaukee Excursion to Centre Harbor by Rail
Boston and Maine Railroad offers a fall Lake Winnipesaukee excursion sailing over the lake to Centre Harbor for 60 miles at a round trip rate of $2. The special train departs Boston at 8 20 a m. and returns from Alton Bay after the steamer voyage. Tickets available at 822 Washington Street and Union Station until departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Winnipesaukee
Centre Harbor
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine
White Mountains
Boston
Alton Bay
City Ticket Office
Washington Street
Union Station
Marvellous Michigan Doctor Proclaims Free Cure for Consumption
A Detroit doctor touts a mysterious compound claimed to cure consumption and lung troubles instantly. He promises a free trial package by return mail to all who write, asserting endorsements from numerous notable officials and professionals across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Edward Collins
Detroit
Mich
BE. A. Moriarity
Division of Health
Department of Public Safety
Columbus
Ohio
A. T. Park
Duluth
Minnesota
U. S&s
Henry J. Giertsen
Minneapolis
van Sant
Harry L. Fisher
Greater New York
New York
W. B. Hennessy
St. Paul
Mingn
Globe
J. M. Brenton
Des Moines
Iowa
West
W. H. Hinrichsen
Illinois
Congress
P. McCormack
Indiana
M. Fries
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Richard EB. Burke
Chicago
Illinois House of Representatives
Ralph
Gregory
Muncie
Ind
United States
W. O. Cardwell
Kansas City
Missouri
John Powers
Omaha
D. J. O’brien
the Delmonico
Est
Derk P. Yonkerman
Shakespeare Bldg
Kalamazoo
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E. N. Pettimgill
Ean Theons
E. N. Pettingill
Boylston St
Higginson
Francis L. Higginson, Jr
Harvard
Mr. Higginson
Dillingham
Honolulu
John Graham
Richard Glendon
Philadelphia
Glendon
White
H. B. McConnell
Chemic-Electro Institute
Dorchester Gentlemen’s Driving Club
Charlena
Br. m
Arrowwood
Pecas Baby
C. C. Blaney
Gladys M
Irwin
Monte Cristo
R. K. Clarke
Budwieser
Bud Cooke
Bessie Hal
Aggie H
B. m
Parker J
Agnes
W. E. Newbert
Doctor Shorts
McKinney
Nannie Clay
A. M. Newbert
Lusk
Tremont Temple
P. Fas
M. T Dove
H Bachelder
Ce L Hollister
A McNeil
J. J McKinnon
L. Kimball
A Stoughton
G. Holbrook
J. McKinnon
P. Aes
Aime
F. Logan
C. S
Ehon
Conlin
The
Archdiocesan Union
Elkes Memorial
Dr. Yonkerman
CG. E. Davis Optical CO
Park Sq
Room
J. S. Waterman & Sons
Washington St
Dudley Street
Roxbury
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