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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1903
Page
7
An old advertorial paragraph extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood cleanser improving tiredness skin eruptions and sleep. A testimonial from Mrs. C. M. Boor of Gilead Connecticut claims relief from scrofula. A second section argues Americans are conflicted between wealth hoarding and wealth tearing, urging sobriety and focus on common good.
The piece contrasts the lonely boy's ignored growth with the girl's perpetual revels. It traces a boy’s path from infancy to adolescence, noting lies born from fear and the shift of moral lines between right and wrong. It argues that successful men are self made through solitary struggle.
The advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It promises one hundred dollars for any case of deafness due to catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and urges readers to request free circulars.
The crown prince Frederick William of Germany will marry Princess Margaret of Connaught. Previous possible matches with Princess Alice of Albany and Frederick Henry of Brunswick are noted, while caution remains about English princesses in Germany.
An ad promotes Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer with a $3.00 trial bottle and a 90 day string. It lists B H Kine Ltd in Philadelphia as the contact. A Cleveland bald‑headed men’s club is noted and a trade mark for a stove brand is mentioned, touting smokeless cooling.
Alexander Ramsey, native of Pennsylvania and Minnesota pioneer, died at his home in St. Paul. He served as territorial governor from 1849, became Minnesota’s governor in 1860, then U S senator from 1863, re-elected 1869, and as Secretary of War under Hayes in 1879. He also chaired the Edmunds Commission before retiring.
A gas well has been drilled inside Crown Point cemetery near Kokomo Indiana. The bore was created for a purpose connected to nearby operations and has drawn attention to the peculiarity of producing gas from a graveyard site.
A gas well delivering 750000 feet daily at 270 psi rock pressure is valued at 20000 dollars and supplies fuel to the Kokomo Light and Railway Company. A Philadelphia baker reports sea water bread as a new dyspepsia remedy with salty flavor and growing patient demand three months into the trial.
A schoolgirl killed herself after being reprimanded by a teacher. The account notes how in older days children would return home and obtain more medicine from their parents to cope with distress. The report highlights a tragic consequence of harsh schooling practices and parental response.
A Buffalo woman, Mrs. J. E. Finn, credits Peruna medicine with restoring her health after long illness and social withdrawal. The letter promotes Peruna as a universal remedy, linking female troubles to catarrh and claiming Peruna cures catarrh wherever located.
A mail order promotion from the California Botanical Medicine Co. invites readers to obtain a tenth annual edition titled The Way to Health and Wealth. The booklet promises cures for many diseases and tips on nursing, longevity, beauty, and household advice. Send ten cents postage plus addresses of those with illnesses to receive the book.
The secretary of the navy laments the nation's youth unwilling to serve aboard ships. The speaker wonders if Moody, were he a youth, would brave the guns without hope of promotion, noting the hope for brighter prospects for ambitious men in wide trousers.
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