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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1902
Page
10
Eruptions such as eczema pimples and salt rheum are caused by humors and poor digestion. Drying treatments are risky. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for cleansing the system and building defense. Testimonials include J G Hines Franks UL and Alvina Walter Algona Wis confirming improvement.
An advertisement urges readers to take immediate action by purchasing Hood's medicine to fulfill a promised cure. It presents the product as the solution and emphasizes not delaying treatment.
Town Topics notes Jackson woke at 5 AM the morning after his wedding to read the notice in the newspaper, savoring the public act.
An advertisement promotes Allen’s Foot-Base or Foot-Kase powder to shake into shoes. It claims relief for swollen smarting burning sweating feet coins and bunions. The sample is free and available through Druggists and shoe stores with Allen, 8 Olmsted LeRoy NY.
The Universal Tobacco Company proclaims a capital of 75 million dollars and independent aims with a field covering Great Britain and Europe. A secondary ad promotes Cascarets as a relief for morning headache after excessive eating or drinking, priced at ten cents and five cents in druggists.
Upward of 70 London physicians approve a newly formed society that offers periodical examinations in massage theory and practice and issues certificates. The text then runs a garbled mix of patent medicine ads and jokes typical of late 19th to early 20th century newspaper pages.
Eczema is described as a tormenting disease caused by an acid humor in the blood that irritates the skin. Itches burns and discharges fluids. salves and washes are said to be ineffective while the poison remains in the blood.
The London death of Sir Ellis Ashmead Bartlett ends one of three American-born men in the British Parliament. Born in Brooklyn, his lineage spans Pilgrim ancestors and prominent British ties through the Bartlett and Ashmead lines.
Dore Lehman linked to William Penn as a companion. Sir Ellis educated at Oxford and admitted to the English bar. He served as civil lord of the admiralty under Salisbury from 1885 and 1886 to 1892, knighted in 1892, and sat in Parliament for Eye and later Sheffield for 22 years. He died after an appendicitis operation.
A collection of quotations on the power of newspaper advertising from the Sphinx Club meeting in New York and a New England merchant. The speakers stress that broad awareness is general advertising, followed by product-focused ads, and warn beginners to risk capital to gain trade. The message claims constant, steady advertising builds customers and that newspaper space is the cheapest long term.
The French army will deploy portable bread bakeries mounted on automobiles to supply troops from grain to loaf. A separate remark notes that a man rarely confesses his past to his wife unless he holds some pride or justification about it.
A collage of brief jokes and witty exchanges from various 19th and early 20th century newspapers. Observed are ironies about lovers, opinions, costumes, and social pretensions, with quips about lawyers, judges, and public life.
A London writer argues tall hats cause baldness and increase insanity risk. The piece notes baldness is common among the upper class and contrasts it with hairier poor. It also cites Mississippi as a low end manufacturing state with 26,483 wage workers and $40,000,000 in output last year.
Anna Parker Cox daughter of Quannah Parker, a noted Comanche statesman, has resumed life on the reservation. She is married to a white man and is a Carlisle Indian School graduate.
Mr. Massey bequeaths site and 30000 for building and furnishing funds. Grand Trunk railway to transport patients free of charge. The report notes massive Alpine water power projects with 43 factories in the French Alps drawing 250000 horsepower from electricity.
Winter gulls enter the Thames and invade St James Park drawing alarm from ducks. Hundreds gather from the bridge over the lake to circle and cry out as they hunt for food, with the Pall Mall Gazette noting the scene.
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