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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
4
Nurse A Schuman of Chicago testifies to Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the best tonic for weakness and exhaustion. She notes constant use by herself and patients, with many families in her neighborhood using it and recommending it for the "gone feeling."
An old advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a doctor endorsed tonic and health builder used in over two thousand hospitals. It claims to treat pneumonia grip dyspepsia indigestion nervous prostration throat and lung diseases malaria fevers and general debility. The ad warns against imitations and urges purchase of genuine bottles with the Old Chemist trademark, priced at $1.00.
Mr William Redmond M P voiced shock at the passing of Mayor Patrick A Collins in Boston just before a planned Huntington avenue meeting. He recalled Collins role in the land league, his support for Parnell, and the lasting ties between Ireland and America. The news transformed a civic gathering into a memorial for an Irish leader.
Miss Cora Goode of Chicago writes that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after months of weakness. The letter urges other women with menstrual, uterine, or related troubles to seek the remedy and advice from Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Mass.
The 15 ton fishing tug William J. McCarter was fired on twice by Canadian cruiser Vigilant while near the Lake Erie boundary. Captain Frank Handy, the engineer and four men aboard escaped to the home port in their damaged vessel. No injuries were reported.
Officers from Station 4 raided Oxford Place taking eight Chinese and conducted another raid where 18 more were seized. Fan-tan layouts were secured at both sites. Arnold's Balsam claimed to cure illnesses. Costs but 2c.
A Dublin style gathering honors Patrick A. Collins of Roaston amid Irish cause appeals. Mgr O Callaghan recalls Collins while urging home rule. speakers praise Collins' integrity and sacrifice as a rally adjourns after resolutions. A Chicago league official sends condolences.
The Irish cabinet met in Dublin and sent via cable greetings to the Boston gathering. The National Directory of the United National League, at its 16th Dublin meeting, expressed warm thanks to Irishmen in Boston and to the Irish-American supporters for their generosity and cooperation in the land and liberty struggle.
William H. K. Redmond spoke to about 10,000 supporters at the American League grounds last night. He defended Ireland's rights, praised land reform, and predicted home rule. The event aimed to raise 10,000 for the United Irish Land League parliamentary agitation fund, with roughly half the goal reported secured.
Mr Redmond speaks to a Boston Irish audience thanking them for support and mourning Patrick A Collins. He praises Collins as a true son of America and Ireland and notes the next election will be a pivotal moment in Ireland’s history.
Preceding Mr Redmonds speech resolutions were passed extending a cordial welcome to the leader and his wife and recording the meeting s allegiance to home rule for Ireland. A resolution was also passed denouncing the proposed plot to rob Ireland.
Wesley W Coe Martin Sheridan and Haarer led a day of sport at the William Redmond event at the American League grounds. Haarer won the three mile run while Coe excelled in discus and shot put. The old timers lost a baseball game 7 to 5 and a later football match between O Reillys and Kickhams ended in a draw.
In the case of Alice O Hara and Rose Conlin against Hannah J Lynch as executrix, a Supreme Court jury sustained the will provisions. The estate, valued at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars, is to be distributed to various charities. Representing contestants were Walter J Ladd and F L Morton. for the executrix, James E Cotter and F J Grady.
Mrs Burges describes a six week old baby with thick scalp scales that shed hair. After trying standard ointment with no results she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, washing and combing away scales. The child’s hair grew back thick and she had no eczema. A later note says at six years old her scalp remained clear with thick hair.
Salt rheum cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment, eight years of suffering. Feet cracked, bleeding, constant itching, sometimes unable to walk. Signed by Mrs. E. L. Shaw of West Fryeburg Maine.
Mrs J Chadwick of Pena cook New Hampshire testifies that Cuticura cured a head eruption after other methods failed. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Reco vent pills with wartime style urging, claiming a full treatment for pimples to scrofula. Potter Chem Corp of Boston markets the product and offers a free mailed How to Cure booklet.
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