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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1903
Page
7
A reflective piece argues for a home grown American invasion of ideas to reassert liberty under a government of law. It condemns disorderly processes and unequal rights while noting the recurring effort to locate uncharted rocks off U S shores and the unsettled trade tensions in the Orient.
An advertisement touts Flood's Sarsaparina as a direct remedy for nervousness insomnia and despondency with a focus on kidney health. It describes the kidneys as reins driving trouble and promises toning and correcting effects using safe ingredients.
The ad declares the remedy will not cure rheumatism or dyspepsia, but will cure coughs and colds. It notes the claim has existed for sixty years and promotes three sizes: 25c, 50c, and 1.00, available at all drugstores.
A note on elderly sports lovers suggests a centenarian who woke at six and played croquet with family. The piece then discusses cataract lore, claiming it is a constitutional disease treatable by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co, Toledo, with a money-back offer and sales via druggists.
A German actor is sentenced to jail after offstage jokes about the emperor cause a scandal. The piece notes that if American stage jokes were similar, the emperor might be silenced similarly.
A corner stone at Prospect Hill observatory in Somerville Mass has been laid. The box includes Somerville annual reports 1902 municipal manual of 1808 register of 1801 inaugural mayoral addresses and materials about Prospect Hill plus a large silk U S flag and photographs of President Roosevelt and Governor Bates.
The London Telegraph reports football推广 in the French army Piou-piou regiments. A benefit match between an English scratch team and a French eleven will raise funds to buy equipment and posts for Piou-piou players.
French geographer M. Martet presents an old theory that water is slowly absorbed by caverns and fissures in rocks and soil. He has studied numerous drying valleys and caves and urges more thorough research to curb absorption where possible.
A striking line from the Somerville Journal notes neglect around a birthplace called Miss Oldgirl house and Miss Perte questions the absence of a historical tablet, prompting reflection on local heritage.
A testimonial from Mrs. Laura L. Barner of Crown Point Indiana endorses Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for derangements of female organs. She credits relief after suffering pains and notes she advised friends to use the remedy. The notice offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts and demands $5000 if proof of genuineness is not provided.
Canada opens waterways despite long freezes and northward location. Canals draw grain traffic from Atlantic ports to Montreal, boosting commerce and influencing rail and shipping rates. Authorities note the bold move diversifies transport and moderates costs.
Snow melt and glacier runoff in the Rockies along with petroleum drive cheap power to San Francisco. The line says one horsepower hour costs just 2 cents, signaling abundant energy and low costs in the West.
The Journal of Indianapolis lauds a long established single woman living in a stately home as one of the city’s premier housewives. Her refined housekeeping contrasts with the bustling sibling home where seven children play, until a child reports seeing a fly washing itself in Aunt Maria’s immaculate house.
The German Imperial Board of Trade asked all chambers of commerce to report in detail every fact for or against trusts.
The article notes a shift in women's roles from traditional cooking to modern professions. It cites a New York City dietitian directing hospital kitchens, the rise of women bakery founders, and the broader trend of women taking officer posts to guide youth, with emphasis on education and chemistry behind cooking.
A Seattle advertisement promotes Biodoros or Isodoros described as a life giving tonic that slows aging and combats disease. Ton Orange Jacobs, a former congressman and supreme court member, endorses it saying it helped him. Readers are urged to mail one dollar to the Biodoros Co Times Building Seattle for a month’s treatment with claims of germ-free systems.
An advertisement argues chronic rheumatism stems from acid blood and promotes S S S as a purely vegetable cure. It promises pain relief as toxins are washed from muscles and joints and offers free medical advice through The Swift Spediming Go Atlanta GA.
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