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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1903
Page
7
Hood's Sarsaparilla is touted as a superior blood purifier and stomach tonic. The ad asserts it cures scrofula eczema psoriasis and all humors as well as catarrh rheumatism dyspepsia loss of appetite and fatigue. It presents a proprietary formula claimed to be curative and urges readers to begin taking it today.
A American scientist argues that excessive education and intellectual growth in women dulls their beauty. He cites Indian women as examples who dominate men and national affairs, transmitting property and leaving men with little to do. The scientist concludes such women are the ugliest on earth.
Commentary notes friction with judges and calls for better lawyer judge cooperation. Discusses army enlistment paths from ranks, West Point alternatives, and potential impacts on military service popularity. Includes 1886 Ohio notary oath for Cheney Catarrh Cure advertisement and early union/industry news from Wilmington and South Wales.
Belgian miners resolve to re commence agitation for a 15 percent wage advance. In Cleveland England miners win a three percent wage increase. The Russian government enacts an eight hour day in state workshops. Mothers are advised by Mrs Winston’s soothing syrup for teething children.
The Pacific Vacuum Ice Company seeks investors for 60 days with 60 000 preferred shares at 1.00 each plus one common share bonus. A 100 ton per day plant is slated for Block 12 at 19th and Harrison, San Francisco, operation by May 1. Ice can be produced for 50 cents per ton in one hour. Also notes Piso's Cure for Consumption and a journal item on a 2000 year old Egyptian mummy dying of appendicitis.
An extended portrait of Pennsylvania train No. 288 linking four New Jersey counties to a coastal city. Regular riders, a Christmas crew dinner, and a diverse cast of passengers are described as the train serves as a social hub. A newsboy and elderly farmer reflect on current events and ask about the fate of the assassin who killed President McKinley.
Summary of multiple court rulings across states. Topics include corporate by law changes, bank check payments after drawer death, carrier liability waivers for shipments, bank authority to pay irrevocable checks, associations taxing living members, segregation in public schools, building loan usury schemes, and a light quip about “Proof Positive.”
Venerableic and claims from Isaac Brock aged 114 praise Peruna as best remedy for catarrhal ailments and climate effects. Frank O Mahoney and Rev J N Parker share experiences of recovery and renewed vigor after using Peruna. Readers urged to write for gratis medical advice from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
Glass bricks are gradually entering use and may replace marble or granite for public statues as they resist weathering better. The shift reflects interest in durable materials for outdoor sculpture.
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