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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
2
Buffalo reported the President showed his best day since the shooting with improving wounds and digestion. Doctors said stomach wounds were healed, the encysted bullet unlikely to cause trouble, and overall signs pointed to steady recovery as officials planned continued care and delayed transfer to Washington until October.
Dr King earns a reputation for natural looking dentures with perfect fit and comfort. He ensures no set leaves his office until the patron is completely satisfied with the fit and wear.
Cabinet members declare the Cruggoose offense is a state matter in Erie County New York and that no federal statute covers the case. Secretary Hay departs for Washington after a late afternoon bulletin and medical staff report no blood poisoning or peritonitis from the operation.
A testimonial from Rev. A. P. Moore claims Postum Cereal improved his health after abandoning coffee. He says his muscles hardened over two years of use, drinking Postum three times daily, and credits the product with restoring nerve health and overall vitality. Doctors and Cabinet members comment on favorable progress in the President’s recovery.
Milburn Houser reports slight uneasiness after doctors assemble for the afternoon, amid rumors and a spread of unconfirmed details about a health matter in Buffalo. The briefing notes caution against panic while confirming no immediate danger.
A Buffalo physician expert on gunshot wounds explained the president’s injury in detail. He described the gastric fossa as a small 40 square centimeter area protected by abdominal tissues and bounded by the liver ribs and colon, noting the bullet perforated the stomach and likely lodged in the back muscles, with little risk of serious complications.
Report from Buffalo Sept 11 notes strict medical guidance forbids flowers in the President's room at the Milburn residence. Doctors say flowers consume oxygen and emit scents that may affect the patient, who rests in a northeast corner room facing Delaware avenue. Mrs McKinley visits daily, with space set for her bedside view.
Rome reports Professor Mazzoni the Pope s surgeon answered a hypothetical question on McKinley s condition. He said the latest bulletin shows favorable symptoms and predicted inflammation of spinal muscular tissue necessitating surgical intervention. He added the President could not be in better hands and praised American surgeons as internal surgery pioneers.
Humors are vitiated fluids in the veins causing tissue effects. They arise from poor digestion or inheritance and show as skin eruptions eczema pimples boils and general weakness. Expulsion comes from Hood's Sarsaparilla which also supports the system. It is the best medicine for humors.
Buffalo report discusses likely outcome of jurisdiction between state and federal authorities over Leon Czolgosz case. It notes possible in person or deposition testimony by President McKinley and the need for clear statutes against political violence while preserving access to public officials. Roosevelt also defends public interviews with citizens.
Representative men from all walks of life urge a special Thanksgiving for the life of President McKinley and it appears Roosevelt will issue a proclamation designating such a day.
West Upton reports Duncan Forter discharged from B. A. Jourdan ice wagon service for alleged remarks about President McKinley. Porter fled town after the claim and did not deny the allegation.
Abner MKinley wires from New York that doctors expect a speedy recovery for Sir Thomas Lipton’s yacht Erin. Lipton had thanked him for a telegram and received the message from Sandy Hook New Jersey.
During the year and every third year thereafter every savings corporation shall call in the books of deposits their depositors for verification under rules prescribed by their boards of investment approved by the Board of Commissioners of Savings Banks. In accordance with the provisions above, depositors in this bank are requested to bring their books for verification before Oct.
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