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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1903

Page

7

Biodoros Life Giver Promises Youth and Health Cure

The Biodoros tonic claims to reverse aging and fight disease with testimonials from notable figures like Orange Jacobs. Widely advertised in Seattle, the product urges readers to order one month’s treatment by mail from the Biodoros Co. at the Times Building.

Orange Jacobs Congress Supreme Court Elodoros Seattle Biodoros Co Times Building Wash Biodoros

Ram's Warning Verses on Virtue and Temptation

Vrumpet calls warnings to the unredeemed with maxims on faith, virtue, and social duty. The text asserts liberty from fear, the testing of character, and that triumph comes through trials. It links personal virtue to reforming society and stresses seeds of grace and honest effort.

Thackeray and Children and Other Vignettes

The article recalls Thackeray as a beloved figure to children with anecdotes from Miss Henriette Corkran’s reminiscences. It highlights vivid moments of his whimsy and warmth, including pastries, vermillion pods, a drawing from a pocket book, and a playful intrusion into a girl’s room.

Thackeray Henriette Corkran Paris Papa Corkran Mr. Thackeray Michael Angelo Moses

Boston Adopts Auto Mobile Policeman for Speeders

The city plans to hire an auto mobile policeman to arrest motorists who exceed speed limits. The piece notes bicycle cops and mounted officers are common in parks and public drives. It predicts flying machine policemen will follow to curb air speed violations.

Boston

Remedies and medical ads mix with ear injury notes

The passage blends multiple old time patent medicines such as Piso's Cure, Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer, and Hall's Catarrh Cure with a brief caution about ear drum injury from violent anger. It also notes the drum of the ear is delicate and stress on the left ear can cause deafness.

Bulgaria Prince Ferdinand Seen as Russia Puppet

The article flags Bulgaria’s prince as likely under Russian influence amid Servian troubles. It notes 1878 Berlin treaty left Bulgaria under Turkish suzerainty with a prince confirmed by the Porte. Ferdinand’s selection followed Bulgaria’s 1879 push to find a ruler after Prince Alexander was pressed by Russia to abdicate.

Bulgaria Berlin Turkey Ferdinand Stambouloff Alexander Russia

The Bulgarian Prince Who Got His Crown

In 1887 Prince Ferdinand of Saxe Coburg and Gotha was suggested in a beer garden as the ideal Bulgarian ruler. He was hailed as a cousin to European crowns and grandson of Louis Philippe. He became Prince of Bulgaria in 1896 after powers ratified the choice, with Russia last to sanction and later using him as a pliant fixture.

Prince Waldemar Denmark Ferdinand Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Europe Louis Philippe France Russia Bulgaria Stambouloff

New York Times Plans Tallest Newspaper Office Building

The New York Times will construct a 875 foot tall building on Long Acre Square bounded by Broadway and 42d to 48th streets. It will be the world’s tallest newspaper office with 16 stories and a dominant rental main block, reserving upper floors for press and stereotyping departments.

New York Times Long Acre Square Broadway 7Th Avenue Park Row

Architecture notes reveal six story tower for newspaper building

The plan includes a fifteenth story as a newspaper business section and a composing room above a main editorial area. A prominent tower rising six stories will dominate the site with a half site base and a 55 foot deep basement of three stories.

Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad Letter

A testimonial from Adelaide Prann of New York City describes severe ovarian pain and strength issues followed by relief after taking Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She claims dismissal of doctors and tests, noting rapid improvement after a few doses and urges others to try the remedy. The note asserts authenticity if a genuineness letter cannot be produced.

F. Wright Oelwein Iowa Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham Adelaide Prann St. Ann’s Ave New York City Ortvit

England education act seeks women on committees despite language

The new education act in England requires education committees to include women, but an interpretation limits "women" to at most one member. The clash between law and grammar is noted, yet many individuals with ability deserve designation as women.

Crewe London England

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