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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1902
Page
2
An old practitioner touts SNUPPLES the GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE promising permanent cure for catarrh by a powder and topical regimen. The ad attaches a one dollar price and offers prepaid mail order from Edwin & Gilth Co. Also includes agricultural notes about ducks and feed, claiming modern remedies for livestock and dairy.
A sensational pitch touts the Home Gold Cure as a safe, easy fix for alcoholism. It claims to eradicate drink habit without harsh doses, offering household and social benefits, with appeals to wives and families to urge husbands, fathers to adopt the regimen. The ad promises full directions with the package priced at one dollar plus optional physician advice for a fee.
A collage of political opinions and cultural references spans several topics from suffrage and leadership to international affairs. Notable figures and moments surface in snippets, including debates on governance, social change, and wartime-era rhetoric, with varied, sometimes garbled, attribution.
The article discusses views on insanity and its relation to military and industrial leadership, citing doctors like Frank Lydaten and others. It critiques public fear, the role of nerves in genius, and the idea that mental disorder shapes innovation and national effort, with references to telegraph advances and wartime supply concerns.
A fragmented artifact recounts a supposed leader who birthed the ghost dance in a frontier era. It cites Native figures and trials, moral excess, and a followership tangled with law and ritual, plus notes on a grand bridge project in Petonffe Luxembourg and other distant logistics.
New York reports weather and macro factors impacting staple prices and trade. Wheat and cereal markets rise on poor crops. beef, butter, and other meat products gain with limited receipts. Chicago cattle and hog prices reach highs. building materials remain active. Export data show large weekly wheat exports and rising year totals. Canada reports weekly business failures. a local injury update notes recovery timeline. Mexico updates announce abolition of bull and cockfights.
Notices announce re registration under the 1899 statute. Voters must apply now as the Great Register was cancelled January 1. Registration runs daily 9 AM to 5 PM until forty days before the November election. Affidavits of Registration must be sworn before the County Clerk or deputies. Frank C. Jordan, County Clerk, Alameda County. February 10, 1902.
Oakland February 1400 notice announces the poll tax of two dollars for the year due and payable at the courthouse or a department. It cites Section 389 of the Political Code, requiring every male resident between twenty one and sixty years of age to pay the tax, with certain exceptions for the insane.
A historical notice from Herat P. Dalton, assessor of Alameda County, California, outlines poll tax collection duties. It mandates payment on demand and details seizure of property for delinquency, referencing sections for penalties and exemptions affecting individuals and deputies in tax collection.
Office of the Asiat Ahein Com Motice Te Tanpayers states a meeting for taxpayers and associations in County of Manele. It specifies date and location details, urging attendance to discuss property and power-related matters under applicable laws.
Fragmented text outlines legal actions and notices related to property, assessments, and court procedures. Mentions erie station, habitation, and deadlines for responses. Indicates fees or bonds and instructions to call or mail notices before a fixed date. Court clerks and assessor services are cited with blanks obtainable from the court or assessor offices.
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