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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1902
Page
6
A weak stomach cannot digest all that is eaten and tires easily. Signs include uneasiness after meals nervous headaches and disagreeable belching.
A Ladies Realm warning extols discreet marital management by a wife. It argues a husband must never know or suspect she controls decisions, insisting public display of control is demeaning and must be kept from friends and relatives. An unrelated ad promotes Hamlin's Wizard Oil for pain.
A poet speaks of love as a mystic, instantaneous message spanning time and distance. A practical man counters with wireless telegraphy. The would-be humorist teases the mother-in-law but avoids the father-in-law. Outside lovemaking there are many new ways to do old things.
It cures sweating and tired feet and makes tight shoes feel easy. Sold at druggists for 25 cents with a free trial by mail. Actress Allen S Olmsted of LeRoy endorses the product.
Census bureau reports cotton manufacturing investment rising from 20,418,414 in 1850 to 62,628,729 in 1890 and 137,172,561 in 1900. Also notes labor disputes between Allied Metal Mechanics and the International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths over jurisdiction, plus wage gains for Illinois Central telegraphers and isolated strike actions by Italian railroad workers near Marinette Wisconsin.
An old advertisement extols a blood poison remedy S S Sswift Specific claiming cure for contagious blood poison with vegetable ingredients and no minerals. It urges readers to request a free booklet detailing home cures and warns of transmission from parent to child while noting mysterious dose forms and dubious medical authority.
The piece reports on New York printers' push for a Labor temple, a French contractor evaluating New York skyscrapers for a Paris twenty story apartment on an acre and a half site, wage increases for Pittsburg Plate Glass workers in Kokomo Indiana, and carpenters union wage scale gains in Indianapolis. It also notes various union activities and political commentary from the era.
Mrs. X Schneider credits Peruna with curing pelvic catarrh and heart palpitations after other remedies failed. Dr Hartman offers free ad vive. The International Typographical Union reports 42,144 members taxed this May, largest since founding. Amalgamated notes eight hour day aim at Republic Iron and Steel. R H Alley returns from Australia with plans for Seattle woolen mill and Northwest Australia trade links. Chicago labor temple drive expands union meeting venues. International Bookbinders consider death benefit referendum and a Colorado Springs home plan. E W Tatum re-elected president.
A historical roundup highlights Chicago Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Milwaukee Duluth and West Superior as major Great Lakes hubs. It notes their shipyards and commercial strength, with Duluth’s rising status and West Superior’s whaleback shipbuilding amid regional growth. Then an Italian charity tale describes Ida Rizzi’s portrait gift to Queen Helena and royal generosity during a Naples child’s operation.
A Russian wanted man proved elusive until a chief in a police department received six portraits. He reported that five of the six miscreants were arrested and the remaining one was under observation and to be secured soon.
Clasp your hands behind you and turn your wrists outward as far as possible for an exercise that helps those with round shoulders. The motion is beneficial for improving shoulder alignment and posture through a simple repeated stretch.
The article describes how German soldiers live frugally with a six cent daily pay. Officers inspect money kept in tile bags worn around the neck and demand to see the contents. If a soldier spends too freely, he is reprimanded and punished to ensure pay covers expenses.
A collection of aphorisms on liberality faith and moral effort. Energetic phrases promote character growth humility and service with references to knowledge salvation patience and practice. The tone mimics a religious journal contrasting virtue with worldly ease.
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