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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
3
A promotional notice claims hair will stop falling out and grow faster with Ayer's Hair Vigor. It extols the tonic as a perfect hair restorer that makes hair soft and smooth, calling it a sixty year gold standard testimonial.
A promotional pitch invites travelers to send a postal card with destination and timing while offering to arrange or assist with trips via the Burlington Route. It touts broad eastern routes through Billings St Paul or Denver and promises low rates and comfortable journeys.
The emperor’s tea is grown in a garden surrounded by walls with strict rules for pickers who must bathe daily wear special gloves and avoid fish to protect the leaves aroma. Oregon land fraud cases against Wisconsin men fail. witnesses swear they received $200 each to file claims for the company.
Capt Crute of the U C V Roanoke Virginia reports long back pain fatigue and weight loss improved after eight days use of Dean's Kidney Pills. He says a gravel stone as big as a bean disappeared and he has not had an attack since. Sold by Milburn Co Buffalo NY 50 cents a box.
The article laments England's growing poverty under Edward VII with 100000 London paupers and 1.5 million on the hunger line. It notes 8000000 UK residents in similar need, the church teaching contentment, and 6000 East London women protest for bread and work as Premier Balfour mediates. King Edward is troubled by the plight.
The verse blends science and romance as a wise biologist reflects on tissue bone and cell. Moonlit scenes unfold with a beloved figure, a sense of enchantment returning home beneath stars and a mystic being hinted at in tender gaze.
In a New York News tale Mrs. Ellerslie schemes at Egerton Park to marry Harold Blynn for his fortune. Harold mistakes the wrong room encounters Ruth Ellerslie, causing a comic, perilous near-miss. The family learns of the ruse and the pair escape a doomed match.
The text notes lingering Russian type serfdom in parts of Hungary demanding fifty unpaid work days yearly chosen by landlords. It links this system to the 1898 insurrection. It also mentions social customs of hosting parties and the judgment of guests based on perceived cost, with a closing line about a drinking man quitting.
Senators praise 700 pickaninny named Joseph Benson Foraker honoring his amendment to ensure equal accommodations on trains for all riders paying the same fare. The measure aims to shield blacks from Jim Crow practices in the southern states.
An ad touts Cascarets as a health aid in a compact vest pocket box. It describes Cascarets as a gentle natural laxative that strengthens bowel muscles and protects against future constipation, contrasting them with harsh purgatives and oily laxatives. The copy urges readers to purchase genuine Sterling Remedy Company tablets stamped CCC and claims a free bonus offer.
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