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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1901
Page
10
Describes humors as vitiated fluids from defective digestion or heredity and their manifestations such as eczema pimples and weakness. Promotes Hood s Sarsaparilla as the best medicine to expel humors and build the system. Also reports a record Labor Day Parade in Portland with over 4000 marchers on September 3.
Meadow Creek Washington September 3 The forest fire spreading over the timbered mountain behind Moore's has been put out by heavy rain. The storm was general through the Chelan region. Also an incident from Fort Worth Texas reports a train hold up thwarted by an alert engineer as a pile of ties blocked the Santa Fe line near Guthrie.
A collage of brief items notes the Ohio Democratic executive committee scheduling a Bucyrus campaign event on September 28, mentions Breeding and Feeding Microbes and a debunked deafness cure claim, reports Great Northern signaling a shift to electric locomotives on the Cascade division, recalls Hall’s Catarrh Cure, records a Chicago fire at Logan Square, and praises Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething, plus an Invernessshire tree planting boast by the Earl of Seafield.
A vintage advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Malaria Remedy as a tasteless mixture of quinine for malaria and fever relief. It emphasizes low cost with no pay offer and a price of 50 cents.
Denver September 4 The News says Gen H C Merriam of the department of Colorado will likely be succeeded on retirement by Gen MacArthur late commander in chief in the Philippines Merriam reaches the age limit in November and retires The belief is expressed that MacArthur's selection is already settled
The French government prepares a decree to expel several Turkish agents spying on the Young Turks in France. The Sultan reportedly recalls Munir Bey to Constantinople, signaling a hard line in the Far East diplomatic tension.
Forest fires rage in the Cedar Creek country east of Kendrick Idaho, with settlers fighting blazes for three days and nights to save farm property and timber amid growing damage. Also a line about Hostetter's Stomach Bitters claiming fifty years of use and its health effects.
Miss Kathryn Nash of Burlington Vermont recounts severe illness including back abscesses and blood poisoning. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring strength appetite and sleep. She promotes them for blood and nerve related complaints and notes availability from dealers or by mail order.
In Colfax on September 4 at 8 a.m. a harvest hand named Good was held up two miles from Pullman near Busbey's spur by an unmasked highwayman. The robber forced Good from his buggy and relieved him of $20, leaving him with only 10 cents.
The Dismal Swamp along the Atlantic seaboard hosts abundant wildlife including black bears and white tailed deer with wild cows roaming its wetlands. Lake Drummond near Suffolk Virginia stands as the swamp’s central water body bordered by cypress and white cedar trees. The region features primeval trees and lush ferns while birds such as prothonotary and Swainson's warblers inhabit its varied, sub tropical flora.
A round up of new devices for bicycles including a pepper and salt shaker, a brake piston system, a single tube tire design, a frame gear drive, a leg skirt strap for cyclists, and an automatic chain lubrication brush. Then a note on Phoenix Arizona growing to 25 000 people and a $10 000 000 assessed value due to water canals from San Francisco and Arizona reserves transforming the desert into a fertile valley.
A whimsical exchange about lying down followed by a note on Maine's wood products. Maine spooled 15,000,000 feet of white birch into spools last year and exported 18,550,000 feet of spool bars, signaling a strong wood products trade.
Mrs Frank Arter of 8 Merrill Street Amesbury Mass credits Lydia E Pinkham Blood Purifier Dry Form Compound Liver Pills and Sana tive Wash with curing severe uterine and related ailments after years of illness and two doctors recommending surgery. She reports rapid improvement after using the first bottle and continued success with five bottles of Blood Purifier and other Pinkham products.
Seattle report says M De La Montanya Jr a post office special agent arrived to study petitions for rural free delivery. Nine routes are established in Colfax Ellensburg Pullman Oaksdale Thornton Reardon and Toppenish with twenty two more recommended to Washington D C authorities.
The write up extols outdoor sport and warns injuries are common. It praises St Jacobs Oil as a reliable remedy for sprains, whether caused by bat, rod, gun, cycling, boating, or sailing, promising relief and restoration to comfort.
Work to build the Marcus to Republic railroad will start soon. Over 200000 ties are needed. Porter brothers of Duluth hold the general contract. The line from Marcus heads north through timber suitable for ties.
Omaha on September 3 reports that the Jacksonian Club invites Guys Culbertson of Texas and McMillan of Tennessee to speak at its September 21 picnic. William J. Bryan has also expressed willingness to address Nebraska Democrats, adding significance. Possible talks on future politics and potential Democratic candidates are anticipated by some leaders.
The passage describes lumbago or backache as a common back muscle strain. It claims St Jacobs Oil provides quick relief by rubbing the afflicted part, noting back pain can be easily caught and cured, making widespread discussion unlikely.
Charles F. Franklyn, a long time Pierce County resident, was shot and killed in Eatonville by Alexander P. Vance, the town blacksmith. After a confrontation at a grocery storefront Vance fired, then was arrested amid crowd fears of lynching. authorities took him to Tacoma for safety.
Copenhagen dispatch reports the Danish ministry will accept the United States offer of sixteen million kroner for the Danish West Indies, aligning with earlier Associated Press indications. The move would formalize the sale.
Mrs. Mathilde Richter of Doniphan Nebraska credits Pe-ru-na with relief from years of catarrh and urges others to try it. She notes prior use of Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin during menopause and claims overall health improvement. Mrs Col Hamilton of Columbus Ohio also recommends Pe-ru-na for women. Free health book offered by Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
An advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Ton shows an iron and quinine formulation on its bottle. The readable text appears to misrepresent the true content and use.
The Darrington smelter site deal closed in Everett. L. C. Dillman of Seattle and C. P. Reeves of Minneapolis completed arrangements, with work slated to begin within two months.
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