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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1903
Page
7
The article warns that skin eruptions such as tetter eczema and salt rheum stem from humors inherited or acquired by faulty digestion and assimilation. It cautions against using drying medicines and advocates a different approach to treatment.
The advertisement touts Fiood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as blood cleansers that expel humors and boost the whole system. It cites permanent cures for J. G. Hines of eczema and Miss Alvina Walter of facial pimples and chafed skin, stating many testimonials favor Hood's Sarsaparilla and its curing promise.
The article references Kline's Great Nerve remedy with a $3.00 trial bottle and medical claims from H H Rogers of Standard Oil. It discusses deafness cures, catarrh remedies, and Piso's Cure, then shifts to a critique of urban congestion and the need for expanded six to eight track rail mainlines to relieve traffic, highlighting passenger and freight needs.
A mixed snippet page lists a basic corn muffin recipe with corn meal flour milk egg butter sugar cream of tartar soda and salt and urges hot baking. It follows with humorous vignettes about New York debt cases idle aristocrats bicycle crazes courting mishaps and light exchanges from multiple newspapers.
Wordy sermon fragment urges moral discipline and social gospel themes. It contrasts spiritual power with mere generosity, warns against hypocrisy, and stresses personal reform as base for communal change. The piece critiques pride, temper, and self indulgence, urging self denial and active combat against evil.
Henry McHarg Jr son of Henry Mellarg Sr and Virginia Iron Coal and Coke president works as a day laborer in Roanoke furnaces earning 1.25 a day. He starts as a duster and will rise through the plant over four years with wages not exceeding 2 a day. He earns respect from coworkers for hard work and unpretentious cheer.
The Bismarck Tribune reports on North Dakota House of Representatives members showing 21 born in Canada, 14 in Norway, 7 in Germany, five in Sweden, three in England, one in Scotland, one in Iceland, one in Russia. Of U S born, nine from Wisconsin, five from New York, five from Michigan. Town, Illinois, Indiana each send four. Vermont, Ohio, Pennsylvania two. Massachusetts one. New Jersey one.
An American shoe maker pays higher wages but achieves lower production costs due to greater worker efficiency, offsetting the wage gap with superior productivity.
A handwritten testimonial from Adelaide Prat of New York City credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her ovarian pain and fatigue after years of illness and failed medical care. She urges young women to use the remedy to save doctor bills. The note offers £5000 if the original letter cannot be produced.
A recipe for Chili Con Carni uses two pounds round steak two red peppers kidney beans an onion and salt with flour browned beef simmered then onions and beans added. The note asks if young Vanderbilt’s occupation as gentleman applied during a horsewhipping of a photo photographer.
The article extols Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a superior family laxative praised by physicians and pharmacists. It emphasizes high manufacturing standards, purity, and uniform quality, noting a fifty cent price and the importance of buying the original product.
The item mentions Winslow's Syrup as a teething remedy for children. It also reports on China potentially becoming a global storm center and the old versus new era clash in the celestial empire. A church social note repeats a joke about future marriage, and a speech about death plans is smiled at.
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