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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1905
Page
7
In spring the body's blood is described as impure and weak causing pimples, low vitality, poor appetite, and fatigue. The article urges spring medicine as essential to restore strength, energy, and animation.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills claim to purify blood, boost appetite and energy, and cure eruptions. The advertisement urges entire families to begin taking them with testimonials from Miss Benjam Boyer of Stowe Vermont noting recovery after use last spring.
Farm wanted ad seeking property listings for sale on a five percent commission basis. Mutual Realty Co reports contact with numerous eastern buyers and invites detailed legal descriptions of suitable farms in the Seattle area.
A quotation attributed to Rev. B. A. Dawes of Louisville argues money cannot preserve health or love. It suggests a man consumed by scheming about future income has little peace or contentment.
The oat variety touted as New National Oats claims yields of 240 bushels per acre in Michigan 255 in Missouri 31 in North Dakota and 380 other states ranging from 150 to 300 bu per acre. The 1995 crop is expected to add millions of bushels and billions of dollars to farmers' earnings.
An advertisement touts Yellow Dent corn as a top yielding crop with claims of 157 to 260 bushels per acre. It markets Salzer’s pelts Turley Macaroni Wheat Pea Oat Billion Dollar Grass and Barnest Cane as money makers and invites readers to request a catalog by mailing notices and 100 in stamps to John A. Salter Seed Co. in La Crosse Wisconsin.
Reindeer in Alaska prove highly successful, while Dr. Sheldon Jackson is vindicated. A Toledo notary swears to an oath about Cheney and a patent remedy for catarrh. The New York Times praises August Belmont as a hardworking, industrious figure, noting the heavy burdens shouldered by wage earners.
The article describes the two types of Japanese geta shoes the koma geta and ashita or peta their wooden design and thonged construction their use by different weather conditions and ages and the difficulty of learning to walk on them It recounts a San Francisco merchant tale and notes superstitions around geta and the unlikely adoption of leather boots by the Japanese.
Dr Fischer of Berlin advises keeping the head low and feet slightly elevated for optimal intellectual rest. If not possible the body should be horizontal to irrigate the brain well. He says head low and feet high can remedy brain troubles and some internal maladies and may be adopted gradually.
In a Kansas City Star snippet a father asks if the suitor will become his son in law. The youth insists he intends to marry the daughter and will love to be so, despite the father's cautious stance.
A collage of mid century clippings notes worn grass trails at a home in Yonkers and a cat lingering near Flatbush. It cites Dr Nfirlis on second marriages and offers medical cures from PAZO OINTMENT and Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer.
An Englishman demonstrated a copper life preserver in the River Thames. A 400 passenger East India ship with cargo was lost in the Indian Ocean. Senate reads a bill extending self government to Louisiana district. Pennsylvania passes a bill to move government to Yorrishirey. Two British war ships and a convoy captured by a French frigate. most of the convoy escaped. Middlesex sheriffs jailed for corrupt election conduct. Napoleon brands Desallines a rebel and claims Saint-Domingue.
Summary of diverse items: Austria and Morocco settle disputes. Lyons Chamber advocates silk free trade. Leopold is elected Greece’s sovereign prince by Britain France Russia plenipotentiaries. Scott ill in Edinburgh. Britain debates China trade. French missionaries reach South Africa. ship from Charleston arrives at Havre with 1400 bales cotton. Various incidents include riots, floods, quakes, snowbound rail lines, legal cases, and political moves in US Canada.
The Grant trophies bought by Vanderbilt were presented to the government by General Grant's widow who then returned them to official hands. Three men were killed by amoa at Audubon Iowa after murdering an elderly man. O'Donovan Rossa, the Irish agitator, was shot and wounded in New York by a jailer. Democrats met with President-elect Cleveland in New York to discuss his plans. Chicago faced the worst storm in years, halting traffic and causing widespread hardship.
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