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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
7
Miss Sadie Robinson of Malden Massachusetts endorses Peruna after seven months use for weakness nervousness and sleeplessness from overwork. She reports stronger health improved appetite better sleep and disappearance of pelvic weakness. She cites Dr S B Hartman Columbus Ohio for free medical advice and notes confidentiality of correspondence.
Custom baseball suits and work wear by C. C. Filson at 1011 1st Ave Seattle Wash offering durable gear for lumbermen miners and prospectors with tailored options.
Stock sale offers government khaki coats and pants for 2.75 per suit. Suitable for hunting mining fishing camping prospecting ranching and lumbering. Located at 1209 1st Ave Seattle via W S Kirk.
Publicity fragments show varying claims from soothing teething remedies to eternal life reflections and nerve cure promotions. The items mention Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, Bishop Satterlee quotes, and Dr Kline's Great Nerve Cure with address at 931 Arch Street Philadelphia.
Acute inflammation of the kidneys or Bright's disease arises from poisons or congestion from cold and wet exposure. Symptoms include chills, headache, nausea, back pain, swelling, and reduced urine with albumin. Treatment focuses on rest, gentle warming, bowel care, skin action, and a high fluid intake with milk as the main food, under constant medical supervision.
The Ohio River, often shallow, relies on spring floods to move 6 million bushels of coal from Pittsburg southward. Towboats form long fleets held by the flood crest, then race through locks to deeper sections, a costly system shaping industry across 700,000 square miles and 1,800 miles of waterway. Long Night Flights of Birds Also Noted.
Reverend J. J. Tygert of Nashville argues responsibility to God is an essential, non negotiable obligation beyond any church vows or contracts. He states that some deny obligation by claiming no contract with the church, but God’s duty remains un-changing and inescapable.
A quotation from Rabbi E. G. Enelow of Hebrew Louisville Ky emphasizes finding consolation and joy in the life of the spirit. It praises understanding and appreciating ideas literature art religion and morals over lower appetites.
The speaker emphasizes saving cities by teaching Christ in homes churches and Bible schools to children and youth. He argues education must accompany evangelism and urges training the young to be intelligent disciples of the Son of God.
A quotation from Rev. M. W. Stryker of the Methodist church in Clinton New York emphasizes human responsibility for action. He states that orders must be executed rapidly by engineers while clarifying that ultimate responsibility rests in the individual.
Professor Hugo R. Meyer of Chicago University testifies before the Senate on interstate commerce, arguing that restricting rail rates would curb westward agricultural and industrial development. He warns that a bureaucratic regulator would fail to see long term value shifts driving East manufacturing.
Federal prisoner A. A. Wright, indicted for murder, claims he was hanged four times to force a confession. He recounts being taken from Hobart to Ana darko and back, the noose placed over a pole, and repeated suspensions as officers pressed for admission. Slaterley’s death, found Nov. 18, sparked a mob and Wright’s alleged flight from capture. Wright’s tale notes purchase of a team from Slaterley, a bill of sale dated Nov. 9, and a looming federal trial for a crime on government land.
Henry Irving II or the Prince of Denmark performed Hamlet at the Adelphi Theatre in London, drawing unusual interest as he faces comparisons with his father. He has previously played the title role in the provinces and notes the part cannot be mastered in a day.
In winter a flock of about twenty quail joined Farmer Glover at his barn for six weeks. He fed them wheat and chaff, protecting them from fright, and the birds returned daily to forage near where cattle fed. They sheltered under hay during cold snaps and kept a wary, friendly presence through the season as St Nicholas recounts.
Rev R J Kent of Brooklyn, a Congregationalist, calls for the Golden Rule in business and society. He urges brotherhood over class hatred and warns that the strong must not trample the weak as he quotes the biblical command to do justly love mercy and walk humbly with God.
A brief aphorism from Rev Frank Crane of Worcester Massachusetts states a man remains a fool until he embraces the enthusiasm of routine, after which he moves toward wisdom. The note is attributed to the Unitarian minister.
The London Spectator lauds the close bond between fathers and their schoolboy sons, noting the genuine pleasure and mutual companionship it brings. It frames this as a modern development and a safeguard against future evils, crediting contemporary fathers.
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