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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
7
Mrs Florence Marshall of Ninth Ave and Yesler Seattle Washington lauds Sensorial Cream noting its price of one dollar per bottle and stating her daughter’s hair strengthened and grew after using the remedy. She calls it unequaled for promoting hair growth and signs with respect.
A Memphis Commercial-Appeal note cites a Buffalo Bill legacy dispute as Mrs. Bill challenges traditional color codes. It critiques rigid fashion myths linking hair eye color to flattering dresses and warns of color schemes fueling vanity and misguided admiration.
The remonstrance of Prussia forced Sweden to decline English subsidies. Lubeck was ringed by French troops to block English goods. Eighteen American vessels were in Amsterdam. France granted pensions to Santo Domingo emigrants. French forces moved to The Hague to curb uprisings, while at Santo Domingo troops reinforced and repulsed Dessalines. Portugal bought English approval to stay neutral in the conflict.
The article surveys disparate events: Yucatan proclaims independence. forage laws ban cow pasturing on Boston Common. Sioux tribes defeat the Sac and Fox near Dubuque. the Black Rock Lighthouse lights Liverpool. Congress maps a boundary line between Louisiana and Arkansas territories. Kentucky petroleum touted for healing uses and sold nationally. gold from Georgia mines reaches the U S Mint.
Summary of diverse reports: Don Carlos dies in Trieste. Niagara bridge completed. Illinois establishes free public schools. Nassau Hall burns. Meredith New Hampshire hall floor collapse. Vienna plenipotentiaries begin Russo Turkish peace talks. gold prices drop sharply amid panic. Quebec Parliament adopts Confederation plan. Sheridan and Sherman victories boost gold. Confederate Congress arms slaves. Richmond papers allege conspiracy against Davis and Stephens. Lincoln proclaims arrests of suspected Confederate agents. Hawaiian treaty battles in Senate. Cardinal McCloskey named. French Assembly passes military reform. Rienzi Mississippi tornado. Northwest river floods. Mordaunt divorce case causes sensational reaction in England.
The militia mobilized at Sedalia and other Missouri points to quell riots tied to the Gould system railroad strike. London and other papers note strained England Russia relations over Afghanistan. Cleveland issues a proclamation barring the boomers from Oklahoma. Pittsburgh coal miners strike for higher wages. Powers set conference in Paris on Suez canal status.
A dialogue fragment cites a stranger recalling a West newspaper editor career cut short by a press injury to a hand. The exchange questions writing ability and notes a crippled finger as a possible cause.
A DC bar compiled figures showing 5,174,718 depositors in six Eastern states linked to 142,854,086 in steam railroad securities. Massachusetts insurers hold 845,889,088, and 74 educational institutions rely on 47,468,327 in such securities. Combined fiduciaries push rail investments past 1.5 billion dollars, about one sixth of railroad capital.
An advertisement touts Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer with a free trial bottle and treatise from Dr J Kline Ltd, 31 Arch St Philadelphia. A note mentions planters receiving 74 cents per pound for cotton could yield over 500 million dollars for the crop. The piece also cites Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and a Mexico beef trust scare prompting talk of Commissioner Garfield.
Ad copy touts Aliens Foot-Ease powder to cure chilblains damp sweating aching swollen feet corns and bunions available at druggists and shoe stores for 25u with a free sample offer addressed to Alien 8 Olmstead LeRoy N. Cerebro-spinal meningitis described as malignant in Germany in Hochester Herald.
A collage of odd notices and ad copy including a catarrh cure testimonial from Hall's and a folksy boothale quip. The fragmentary text mentions Jerry Simpson as a sheep owner, a dubious purifier slogan, and a humorous hobos dialogue about a piecing of kinfolk.
A fragment suggests guidance to athletes from figures named AureT and Pe-Ru-Na urging discipline and preparation. The limited text implies mentorship or coaching advice, but lacks full context or verifiable details about events, dates, or affiliations.
John W. Glenister of Providence Rhode Island famed long distance swimmer writes from New York praising Peruna tonic for spring training. He notes trying several tonics with no benefit before Peruna, calling it helpful and urging athletes to use it to prepare the system.
The article notes athletes strive to stay in top condition during spring and rely on Peruna as a tonic. It stresses maintaining digestion circulation and sleep, warning against catarrhal symptoms that disrupt training. It claims Peruna helps lift mood and keeps athletes in the pink of condition.
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