Steam rooms boost patronage at Seashore baths
Seashore bathing establishments adding steam rooms report quicker payback from the increased patronage. In those places the comforts of a Turkish bath are now part of the surf bathing experience.
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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1903
Page
5
Seashore bathing establishments adding steam rooms report quicker payback from the increased patronage. In those places the comforts of a Turkish bath are now part of the surf bathing experience.
The great mass of manufactures in international commerce centers on iron and steel copper and cotton. The United States is the world’s largest producer of these commodities with facilities at least equal to any other nation.
A series of endorsements describe relief from back pain swelling and dropsy signs with Doan's Kidney Pills. Patients report faster sleep fewer headaches and improved kidney symptoms after trials, including a child recovering from scarlet fever-related kidney trouble and other sufferers finding relief from nocturnal urination and neck bladder pain.
A quip from Mobile Register recounts a polite man who avoids saying no. Two ladies challenge him to utter Oh no. He replies with a courteous head bow that he is as widowed as a man can be who has never married, leaving the ladies defeated.
At Cherry Point Virginia in Northumberland County lies Izatis Anderson who died August 11 1823 aged 44 years 6 months and 12 days. His epitaph praises him as a worthy neighbor and good citizen but notes he died a bachelor and left a last will directing this stone be placed with an inscription warning all young men from imitating celibacy which brought only disappointment and remorse. Inscribed by his friends.
An old advertise claim promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It offers a money back guarantee if the remedy fails, with a price of 2 cents and directions to purchase from druggists.
A lively exchange in Arizona recalls a poker tale told by Fred Stone of The Wizard of Oz fame. He describes a jackpot opened by a man with only a pair of deuces who bluffed and failed as others call him with their Creator, including a cattleman, a miner, and a bartender sharing the pot.
An old fashioned advert promises a guaranteed cure for all varieties of piles with Allen's Discovery for Piles. It claims to cure itching bleeding and protruding piles or provides a refund. Sold at drug stores for 50 cents and mailed on receipt of price from Lock Cox at Le Roy New York.
Gen De Wet remarked that Mr Chamberlain should grow a beard because he shaves too close. He criticized attempting a political bargain with the colonial secretary during a recent interview in the Times.
A historical note on Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claims to aid teething children by softening the gums reducing inflammation alleviating pain and curing wind colic. The ad mentions a two ounce bottle price.
In New South Wales a farmer with the surname Stealing plans to soften the name for his heir. His daughter has been christened Worth Worth Stealing, a move seen as a provocative choice and raising concerns about encouraging kidnaping.
Putnam introduces Faceless Dyes claimed to deliver the brightest and fastest color results, promising vivid hues with rapid setting and durable finish for commercial and crafts use. The claim emphasizes efficiency and color correctness across fabrics and plastics.
American and Canadian fishermen slaughter seals on Pribyloff islands near Alaska for sport. Hunters shoot the animals causing bodies to sink and disturbing breeding seals with loud gunfire, driving them away.
A fragmentary notice describes the Accuracy Review Department connected to The John Crerar Library in Chicago. It invites cooperation among employers, employees, and customers and explains the department sources material from Dr Earl M Pratt and requests readers to send ideas or suggestions for inclusion.
A reader seeks how to accomplish more with the same energy and time. The text advises trimming least important lines of goods in stores, redesigning space, and using unoccupied room for stock. It urges study of self and environment, improved methods, better habits, nutritious food, time economy, and training others to increase daily productivity.
A contemplation on why some people act carelessly and how ignorance and experience shape morality. The piece argues that while birth innocence is not fault, persistent or repeated ignorance and careless conduct may be criminal. It emphasizes choosing right aims and learning from experience to avoid moral failing.
A cryptic line suggests a shift in power as the weak gain capability to steer the naturally strong. It hints at how knowledge of “how” enables leadership amid changing spheres and unspecified forces. The passage reads like a philosophical injunction on power dynamics.
A paradoxical reflection contrasts narrow and wide paths and views. It notes that a successful, diligent man has a broad outlook yet a strict daily routine, while a tramp embodies the opposite. The piece blends metaphor with social observation on ambition and perception.
An essay on self-control notes that what is safe for one may be dangerous for another and that self-control yields money and victory. It shares anecdotes from a train encounter and quotes from readers, urging effort to be agreeable, resisting impulses, and learning from experience. It advocates education, purpose, and practice to strengthen self-control across social, professional, and commercial life.
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