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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1916
Page
6
Aberdeen residents urged to act on kidney health as backache and dizziness may signal kidney trouble. Mrs. T. L. Wagner of Hoquiam credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with restoring her health after years of ineffective remedies. Mention of family use and 50c price. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as a spring tonic to combat fatigue from indoor living. It claims to cleanse the blood of poisons, restore vitality, and build a foundation for health using Golden Seal root and blood root with glycerine.
In Bellingham Washington Mrs E McHatt recounts long sickness with skin blotches and bad blood. She attributes her cure to Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery and says she is glad to recommend his medicines.
The Herald offers guidance to reach the hilltop and stay there with practical tips and steady steps.
A compiled schedule lists services for St Marys Catholic St Pauls Lutheran Scandinavian M E First Christian Christian Science St Andrews Norwegian Lutheran Trinity M E First Methodist Congregational Presbyterian Swedish Mission with details on masses services prayer meetings and Sunday school times led by named pastors and organizers across East Third G and related streets.
A New York newspaper argues government is a big business and calls for a business leader as US president. It promotes the idea via a Business Men's Presidential League, praises Caleman du Pont as a potential candidate, and critiques political professionals and lawyers.
A professor observes a keeper feeding live rabbits to pythons. The reptiles seize and swallow each prey whole, prompting a sharp exchange between the scholar and keeper over the grisly scene. The Rose and Its Thorns legend follows Cupid’s bee sting turning rose buds into thorny stems.
London M A P reports that incurring royal displeasure means social extinction. A person is struck from visiting lists of society's elite, possibly forced to resign from clubs and, if in the military, to resign, with officers cutting them dead.
A Philadelphia Bulletin brief quotes a dialogue asking about earnings and answering with a line about comparing pay to the value of a motorcycle and a car, illustrating a humorous or skeptical view of wages. The snippet notes a conversational tone without full context.
An illustration of Al EC Jelly Roll appears on page thirty-two of K C Cook's 64 page book. The item is promoted as Freese Sree from a 25 cent can with K Powder, distributed via Jaques Mzc Chicago.
Public notice states 186.68 acres in Olympic National Forest Washington will be subject to settlement and entry under homestead laws at Seattle land office on May 20 1916. Preference rights exist for actual settlers prior to 1906 who occupied land for agriculture, with descriptions for sections 15 and 22 in T23N R10W WM listed under H Francis Milbourn and Walter Downing.
Notice from the U S Land Office Seattle announces Wini fred R. McLaughlin of Quinsault Washington has filed intent to prove ownership of the N% of SE% of NW% SW% of NE% NW% of SE% and Lot 4 Sec 28 Lot 1 Sec 33 Township 24 North Range 8 West Willamette Meridian. Proof to be offered before R M Locke on May 15 1916 with witnesses John Bunch Ernest Voorhies Richard Olsen and Frank Hultine all of Quinault Washington. First publication April 7 1916 last May 5 1916.
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous street names and business references such as Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle Co and Curtis Evans, with partial addresses on various streets and avenues. The readable material resembles a directory or street index rather than a full article narrative.
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