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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1904
Page
8
An advertisement extols Quinona as a cure all for nervousness indigestion biliousness and run down health. It claims the tonic energizes nerves aids digestion cleanses the stomach and improves overall strength with a daily teaspoonful three times a day. Testimonials from Boston area users praise relief from nervousness stomach trouble and fatigue, noting improved appetite and sleep.
Quinona today leads sales in New England, double any other advertised preparation. Merit has placed it prominently. The U S Medical Journal ranks Quinona's discovery among major medical advances alongside aconite vaccine and anti-toxine.
Augusta City Hospital president, Burleigh, praises Quinona as a purely medicinal strength tonic and anti malarial with satisfactory results. Everett pastor Reverend Hilton Post reports recovery from nervous prostration after using Quinona. Miss McKinley notes paralysis cure aided by Quinona. Dr Frederick G Moors confirms Quinona as a permanent tonic and nerve rebuilder.
Michael Finnamore of East Boston reports Quinona cured his sleeplessness and indigestion. He says the medicine helped him sleep soundly every night and restored his stomach so he can eat anything without distress. He endorses Quinona highly.
We invite sick people and Quinona users to write about their illness and we will diagnose your case and provide the best medical advice free of charge. All letters are strictly confidential. Address The Quinona Co., 1 Hartford St., Boston, Mass.
The narrative follows Maitland and Forrest as they chase the Motor Pirate amid a flurry of inquests and mail robberies. They deduce a possible link to diamond parcels and suspect a shared information source among suspects, then test alibis, only to remain frustratingly oblivious to the pirate’s true identity.
Miss Mary Gray aged 49 of 17 Court Street was struck by an automobile while crossing Boylston Street yesterday and sustained a fracture of the right leg.
Officers of Division 15 seized one quart of whiskey and a half gallon of lager beer at the residence of Catherine White 2 Hoveycourt Charlestown yesterday afternoon.
In Newton on September 11 a field off Pearl street in Nonantum drew a crowd before police arrived and dispersed the combatants. Officer Goode arrested John H. Kelley and Edward S. Nally for taking part, with five more youths later arrested on similar charges.
Clara E. Calder of Dwight Street in Boston reports long suffered indigestion after meals. She credits Quinona with a rapid cure after trying many remedies and claims several weeks free of distress and headaches. The ad notes Quinona is sold by all druggists for one dollar per large bottle.
Mrs LaRock of Boston reports her daughter Gladys suffered nervousness irritability and twitching for over a year and was forbidden to attend school. After taking Quinona the daughter improved quickly with nerves quieted and overall health restored, cheeks color returned and she grew stronger and brighter.
In New York a bookkeeper Claus Michaels shot himself after confessing to his wife about an affair with a stenographer connected by marriage to Lieutenant Albert Reid of Engine Company No. 36. Reid allegedly manipulated events, witnessed the suicide, and then left the scene without charges filed. Michaels had worked at American Mineral Water Machine Company. the crisis followed a February joining of a new stenographer who formed a close bond with him.
From Presidio del Norte in southern Presidio County comes word that the town has been practically wiped out by Rio Grande floods. Homes and businesses, including the U S customs house, are abandoned though government records were saved. Confluence of Concho River in Mexico and Irbolo Creek in Texas, swollen by heavy rains, caused the inundation. Property losses are expected. no lives lost.
James H. Kehoe aged 51 of 18 Tyler Street was found unconscious in front of 770 Washington Street early yesterday. He was rushed to City Hospital by Ambulance from Police Station 4 and a scalp wound was found. Authorities believe the injuries resulted from a fall.
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