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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
4
The article by Dr. Woods Matelin criticizes dietary fads and mocks vegetarians while endorsing common sense nutrition. It cites Dr. Hutchinson on digestion, debunks time-worm and breakfast bread notions, and argues physicians aim to help the weakest digestion.
Report by Commissioner Garfield accuses the beef trust of a two percent margin while critics call the probe a farce. The piece notes officials defend confidentiality claims and jokes about vindication, with a separate alert on Aberdeen voters facing registration delays and required open books in January.
Mary Hinman Abel insists harmful food ingredients fall into two groups preservatives and colorants. She argues these additives aim to hide inferior materials as the U S Congress, Missouri and others compete with trusts while Kansas proclaims Standard Oil again dominates.
Under Odd Fellows Hall a corner market operates with description unclear. The brief item notes the location beneath the Odd Fellows Hall and mentions fats in the context of a local business listing.
The piece mocks Roosevelt era policy battles over the railroad rate bill and Hepburn reforms. It jabs at Tillman Carmack Bailey and others, notes explosions of insurance probes, and parodies editorial voices. It also skewers Cardinal Nunnutelli and Joe Cannon while tossing in light quips about Rockefeller and a smokestack wedding.
General Weaver at Lincoln dinner argues railway rate policy is legislative not judicial. cites Grange cases and Pell v. CB&Q to claim ICC orders are reviewable only by legislature, warns against removing the issue to courts and notes the Senate as the obstacle to needed reform. He warns especially against stripping legislative remedies.
A Prairie Grove Arkansas note promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for rheumatism and related pains. The testimonial from T S Graham credits the product with curing rheumatism after other remedies failed and mentions Shelley's drug store as a seller.
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