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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1904
Page
7
Advertises Quinona as a universal tonic restoring energy nerves and digestion. Claims to cure indigestion biliousness headaches sleeplessness malaria and nervous prostration with a daily teaspoonful three times a day. Promises money back if expectations are not met and urges immediate purchase from the druggist.
The Quinona Co offers free medical advice and confidential correspondence from Boston and surrounding areas. Testimonials from Mrs. M Litchfield, Mrs. Mabel Newcombe, and Mrs. K Crowley praise Quinona for curing nervousness, digestive troubles, and boosting a child’s health, with notes of dramatic personal improvement.
The sales of Quinona today in New England exceed those of all other advertised preparations. Merit has positioned Quinona prominently. The U S Medical Journal ranks Quinona's discovery alongside aconite, vaccine, and anti-toxine as highly significant.
Augusta City Hospital reports Quinona as a strength giving tonic and anti malaria aid with satisfactory results. Reverend E Hilton Post credits Quinona for restored strength after nervous prostration and better sleep. Mrs F J Dolan notes energy and recovery in herself and her infant after taking Quinona. Miss McKinley cites a cure of nerve paralysis with Quinona. Dr Frederick G Moors endorses it as a permanent tonic and nerve rebuilder. Clara Calder relates complete gastric relief and headache cure.
All druggists sell Quinona at one dollar per large bottle. A druggist offers a reward if a substitute is given. When you ask for Quinona, insist on getting it. Quinona is advertised as sure to cure, and substitutes are warned against. Health is the aim, not saving a cent or two.
Michael Finnamore of East Boston reports Quinona cured his sleeplessness and indigestion. He says it put him to sleep each night and renovated his stomach allowing him to eat freely without distress. He highly recommends the medicine.
A masked motor pirate in a fast car terrorizes England, robbing the Brighton mail and killing an auto st. Detective Forrest and the writer chase clues. They speculate on a shared knowledge with the thief and question Mannering and the diamond dealer as suspects.
Miss Mary Gray, 49, of 17 Court Street, was struck by an automobile yesterday on Boyle ton Street and suffered a fracture of the right leg. The incident involved a vehicle and a pedestrian. no further injuries were reported.
Officers of Charlestown seized one quart of whiskey and a half gallon of lager beer at the home of Catherine White, 2 Hovey Court, Charlestown, yesterday afternoon.
In Newton on Sept 11 a free-for-all fight in a field off Pearl Street Nonantum drew about 250 spectators before police arrival. Officer Goode arrested John H. Kelley and Edward S. Nally for taking part. Five more young men were later arrested on similar charges.
Claus Michaels, a bookkeeper at 43rd Street and Second Avenue, killed himself after confessing to his wife about an affair with a stenographer connected by marriage to Lieutenant Albert Reid of Engine Company No. 35. Reid, a former admirer, was present and implicated by police as he left the scene, with no charges filed. The case unfolds amid a strained home life dating to February when the romance began at work.
San Antonio reports Presidio del Norte nearly wiped out by Rio Grande floods. Confluence of the Concho River in Mexico and Irbolo Creek in Texas swelled by heavy rains caused widespread inundation. Many homes and the U S customs house abandoned. government records saved. No lives lost, but extensive property damage expected.
James H. Kehoe aged 1 years, of 18 Tyler street, was found unconscious in front of 770 Washington street early yesterday. He was rushed by ambulance from Police Station 4 to City Hospital where doctors found a scalp wound. Officials believe the injuries resulted from a fall.
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