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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1905
Page
7
Sadie Robinson faced nervousness and pelvic discomfort before a quick relief period led to her improvement within a few days. The report notes the condition and recovery timeline without graphic detail.
Miss Sadie Robinson of Malden Massachusetts endorses Peruna after seven months of use for overwork sleeplessness and nervousness reporting improved strength appetite sleep and pelvic weakness disappearance. She cites free medical advice from Dr S B Hartman president of Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio and confidentiality of correspondence.
Advertisement noting ready to wear and made to order outfits for lumbermen mimers and prospectors. Khaki suits priced at 2.75 with stock khaki coats and pants also at 2.75. Listings for Filson and Kirk in Seattle with contact information. Also includes humorous clippings and product mentions.
A humorous street observation contrasts a passerby’s silent greeting with a woman’s comment on never recognizing a fully looking man. The ad then pivots to a medicinal pitch for Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and Dr Kline’s nerve treatment promising cures and free trial literature.
Jessie Bartlett Davis, famed contralto and light opera star, died in Chicago. Born Mor ris Illinois before the Civil War, she rose from church choirs to the Pinafore tours, starring as Allen a Dale in Robin Hood and Carmen roles. She owned Willowdale farm near Crown Point Ind and is remembered beside Adelaide Phillips and Anna Louise Cary as a leading contralto.
The well known theater manager Sam S. Shubert perished in the Harrisburg railroad disaster along with 21 others. He rose from street newsboy to control about twenty playhouses in the United States and two in England within about fifteen years. He leaves an estate valued at 500000 with 182000 from life policies. His brothers will carry on his ventures.
A pair of sermons emphasize personal duty before God and full obedience to entrusted tasks. Rev. M. W. Stryker argues self governance parallels divine oversight, while Rev. J. J. Tygert warns that church vows are not contracts but eternal obligations to God.
Quotes from Rabbi H. G. Enelow and Rev. W. G. Partridge emphasize life of spirit and education as the path to personal consolation and the salvation of cities. They urge culture in literature art religion morals and Christian evangelism in homes churches and schools to train the young in intelligent discipleship.
In testimony before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee on May 4, Prof. Hugo R. Meyer of Chicago University argues that rail expansion and regional markets spurred Western agricultural growth and Eastern industry. He warns that empowering regulators over rail rates could replace statesmanlike pricing with bureaucratic limits, hindering large-scale development.
The German quarter in Avenue A features baskets as a social symbol and practical purchase. Finest imported fibers such as shredded palm come in pale green and warm yellow, with strong hinges and metal catches. Local makers, mostly women and elderly men, handcraft durable, useful baskets at about $2.50, valued for longevity and repair.
The article discusses mapping Mars in detail, noting two-year-long Martian years, slower rotation, and Schiaparelli's accurate planetary map. It compares Martian geography to Earth with seas, coasts, winds, and seasonal cycles, and explains Martian gravity and density differences affecting weight.
A collection of reflective maxims on prayer, endurance, and resurrection. It contrasts human frailty with divine grace, suggesting sorrow yields grace, death becomes renewal, and faith sustains life beyond loss. It includes quips about forgiveness, struggle, and moral insight from a religious perspective.
Notes quote Reverend KF G Sears on physical salvation linking sound body to sound mind. Reverend Frank Crane argues routine fuels wisdom. Reverend W M Martin defends Christianity as a force making men strong fearless and noble.
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