That Tired Feeling Warning Signs In Blood Health
A health note links fatigue to blood vitality and acne to blood purity, calling both warnings often ignored by those who take hazards lightly.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1902
Page
7
A health note links fatigue to blood vitality and acne to blood purity, calling both warnings often ignored by those who take hazards lightly.
An advertisement extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as cleansing blood and restoring vigor with examples of fatigue relief and cure claims. The text also includes a reader letter praising Manila twine economics, debating price per pound versus feet per dollar and advocating patriotic trade with the Philippines.
A heated exchange ends with the mistress berating the cook for talking like an idiot. The scene centers on power and social status within the household.
A survey of cases addresses municipal health powers limits, railroad liability for hand car control, liability of hiree contractors for third party trespass, contributory negligence limits, punitive damages for cutting shade trees, elevator patent infringement defenses under the Sherman Act, and related rulings as compiled in 20 So. Rep. 762 and 107 U. Ed. Rep. 151.
The article extols a Maine man famed for holding numerous posts in one career. Originating as a conductor in 1883, he rose to superintendent in 1888 and now serves as director, freight and passenger agent, purchasing agent, station agent, conductor, brakeman, baggage master, mail clerk, express agent, and telegraph operator.
A Washington Briar exchange features a pilot named Tam planning to mold his son-in-law’s habits, arguing against idleness by teaching him poker and discipline, as they debate how to support the future. The dialogue centers on balance between generosity and work ethic.
The Youngest Peer the Earl of Airlie will join the coronation as the youngest participant. The boy is several years old and is a playmate of Prince Edward of Wales, who may someday become King Edward VIII.
Dr. Hart reports finding cod and haddock at great ocean depths in open sea strata, with some fish hundreds or thousands of meters down. The find implies mature cod exist away from coasts and could explain offshore fisheries patterns noted by the Newfoundland industry.
An old advertisement style item touts Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer offering a free trial bottle and $2.00 trial, with claims of curing nervous fits and related symptoms. Also features quick remedy notes for sore feet and a humorous cartoon snippet about a lieutenant and a Countess Stingely dinner.
Congressman T Y Fitzpatrick of Kentucky writes from Washington praising Peruna as a splendid catarrhal tonic. The ad extols Peruna as a nerve tonic that strengthens nerves and regulates blood flow, claims catarrh cures, and offers free medical advice from Dr Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
A promotional piece touts Vogeler's Curative Compound as a pleasant family laxative and blood purifier that relieves constipation and dyspepsia without weakening organs. It claims a London physician developed it from long practice and offers a free sample bottle via St Jacobs Oil Ltd in Baltimore.
Mrs T Lakey of Weymouth reports long term rheumatic pain eased by using St Jacobs Oil. After three small bottles she became pain free and remains so, praising the remedy as a wonderful cure for years of suffering.
A tongue in cheek dialogue between Mr and Mrs Kandle features a playful discussion about a wreck. The son contrasts a water disaster with an old character named Rednhose described as a wreck unrelated to water, in a humor strip captured by Tit-Bits.
A compilation of brief phrases and anecdotes on everyday ingenuity with a darning needle becoming a spear by threading a line through its eye. It also discusses road making overruns and curves, and includes quotes on prayer and religion by Rev. Dr. Burrell, Rev. Dr. Meeser, and Rev. Dr. Beattie.
A collection of light vignettes and quips from old papers. Highlights include Sharpe receiving books on birthdays and marriage, a plum line about forestry clubs, a tax assessor joke, and a money-lending gag. The items showcase period humor and social quirks.
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