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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1905
Page
7
The article argues most mothers opposed the President's race policy, questioning the practical value of his appeals. It contends the great question was settled before his warning, making reversal unlikely, while noting the President's energy as a distraction from the failing persuasion effort. It cites Berlin and St. Petersburg dispatches on Japan, Truropatkin, and Russian reforms as context.
An advertisement praises Oregon Blood Furifier for purifying blood and boosting vitality for older men. It notes social classes and doubts democracy due to rising class distinction. Also promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children and Piso’s Cure as a long trusted cough remedy priced at 25 cents.
Announces upcoming books by Potter Dutton Gissing and Wilkinson with Yale Harvard edition of American Nation. Describes Moffat Yard Co formation and staff, plus reflections on maturity versus youth, aging in work and society, and the value of experience. Ends with a humorous cartoon caption about a postmistress.
The piece describes how in Norway winter sports blend with travel needs. It details skee construction from ash wood about ten feet long with grooves and leather loops to secure the foot. The design allows heel movement and knee bending while keeping toes in a toe loop, guiding the ski with subtle foot shifts.
The first total communication through an electrical circuit occurred in 1787 when Latuend, a Mrenel phi losopher, linked two electrical machines in separate rooms by a wire. He and his wife arranged lithe pith balls to signal letters, enabling regular conversation.
A Kansas City Times page quotes a speaker saying a tie in sports has an ante and ret. He asserts the object has steam power, not gasoline, reflecting a slang discussion of transport or technology in a curio-filled item.
An unsolicited ad promotes Welcome Factory Inc offering investment to control a territory for a cash business in Seattle Washington. It claims easy profit with no personal expense and mentions permanent headquarters at 819 Second Ave plus a manufactured product Sensorial Cream priced at 1.00 per bottle. Included are testimonials and contact prompts.
A Seattle area classified ad promotes electrovibration methods for permanent hair removal and a full cosmetics line. It touts electric and vibratory massaging for pimples blackheads enlarged pores putty eyelids wrinkles and facial blemishes with scalp treatments and dainty bath bags, inviting readers to write for a booklet.
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