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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1898
Page
7
A fragmentary Mining Journal item references Klondike prospecting, baking powder, and wholesome meals for miners. It notes baking powder and flour quality as key, plus the Royal Baking Powder brand and related equipment, with various unrelated historical names and notices in the text.
A reader claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound relieved pain in muscles and joints and eased a backache after suffering for years. The letter describes swollen limbs and overall fatigue, praising the product's effects.
The article surveys a wave of presidential attacks across Central and South America, noting the killings of Barrios in Guatemala and Moraes in Brazil, plus failed assassination attempts in Mexico and Uruguay. It contrasts these with U.S. reactions to presidential murders and highlights the linked instability feeding revolts, guards, and sensational public responses.
The navy department orders a trial of steam turbine engines at the New York navy yard to evaluate adoption on torpedo boats. Engineers claim oil fueled turbines could yield higher speeds, citing the English Turbina which reached 12 knots, and suggest the Cushing could gain two extra knots when perfected.
An article warns of sudden sciatic pain from nervous weakness and promotes St Jacobs Oil as a quick remedy to soothe and strengthen the affected nerve. Caution is urged to monitor pain and avoid prolonged crutch use while the remedy may hasten recovery. The piece also notes Canada’s import shifts with the United States rising by eight million dollars and imports from England falling by three point six million.
Public discussion on sound money and silver continues with mixed views, but Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are praised as a ready remedy and preventive for maladies, including dyspepsia constipation liver trouble and rheumatism. A Maine woman in Hiram preserves cucumber pickles she has owned for over four decades.
Mike Murphy engineer of the Blue Flyer on the TB and OL was badly cut in the face by flying glass when an owl passed through his cab window at Caseyville. He stopped the engine washed the blood and kept the stunned bird as a souvenir. Railmen say the bright headlight may have blinded the owl into the crash.
A collage of old advertisements promotes Allen's Poot-Ease foot powder and multiple patent medicines. Claims include instant relief for sore feet and bunions, plus warnings about chilblains and sweating. Also features Pitcher’s Castoria and Dr Kline nerve restorer, with testimonials and contact lines.
A Berlin inventor claims a new process for making writing paper that cannot burn. He also describes a peculiar ink that resists fire and leaves a dark brown sediment on the paper.
All Fastern Syrup is described as light colored and heavy due to einose, while Tea Garden Pris is said to be made from sugar cane and strictly pure. The text notes sale by first class grocers and that the manufacturer's name is lithographed on every can by the Pacific Coys Syrup Co.
The process describes removing rust from an iron article then applying yellow chrome and terebine as a base. After the base dries, a gold-size layer is brushed on, followed by a final transparent varnish to protect the gold from tarnish.
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