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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
5
The department will host views from Social Democracy leaders, providing space for their expressions of opinion not necessarily aligned with Tut Heravp. It serves to offer a platform for multiple perspectives within the section.
An impassioned piece by Thomas Bersford in The Socialist condemns youthful illusion about wealth and fame. It contrasts hopeful dreams with harsh toil under plutocrats, urging workers to seek freedom, reason, and solidarity against exploitive masters.
The fragment questions the meaning of socialism and its impact on families, challenging readers to consider how a competitive system affects future generations and what social policy might signify for daily life. The text prompts reflection on economic organization and its personal consequences.
A persuasive piece argues for socialism offering equal rights and opportunities, better wages, eight hour workdays, and education for all, replacing relentless toil. It urges readers to research the movement, consider its promises, and vote informedly. A testimonial praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, claiming dramatic stomach relief and recovery from illness.
A robber entered the home of L O Janeck at about 4 a m last Thursday. After ransacking a room he was driven off by a noise and escaped. A second room was found entered with the window left open. The dog slept in the stable that night, aiding the thief.
The Commercial Club will host its winter social after moving to the Clegg building with a grand ball. About 1500 will be spent on new quarters furnishings, aiming for a Northwest quality. Of this, 500 has been raised. the rest will come from individual subscriptions.
H C Hatch of Selah valley sold his 40 acre farm to S P Martin and H C Haney who arrived from Iowa. The price was 2500 dollars. The buyers say they were offered 500 for the bargain but refused, intending to make the valley their future home and to persuade others to settle there.
The regular annual election of officers for the Cattle Growers' Association will take place at 2 p.m. next Saturday in the city hall.
Distinguished travelers praise the Rio Grande dining car service and scenic routes. Fast, comfortable trains run daily to Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, and Chicago with through Sleeping and Dining Cars. Weekly personally conducted excursions. For rates and folders contact J. D. Mansfield in Portland or Geo. W. Heintz in Salt Lake City.
Reverend James Kirkman of Belle River Illinois credits One Minute Cough Cure with ending years of bronchial trouble and urges others to try it. The ad claims immediate relief for coughs colds and lung issues including croup and notes the remedy is safe pleasant and popular with children. A short humor note about weather knowledge and rheumatism follows.
A health ad claims a torpid liver and irregular bowels cause poor complexion and impure blood with pimples and eruptions. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are praised for stimulating the liver and bowels without griping. The Yellow Drug Store carries the safe pills amid a broader jailhouse humor fragment about an old man and government.
Women advised to seek Viavi Massage for improved health and well being. Announcement from Viavico at the Commercial Club building in North Yakima lists Mrs. Alex Bowman as manager and invites inquiries from ladies seeking hope and happiness at home.
A simple, low cost method to craft a draining level using tin tubes glass sight tubes and wax seals. A three foot length provides accuracy and matches a carpenter level by adding sights on a long straight edge. With about 25 cents and careful crafting one can build a functional level for laying out grades.
The note argues that a vigorous animal can grind corn cheaper than farmers. much labor is wasted in husking shelling grinding and mixing corn with stalks. Soaking hard corn pays off, and young animals chew better. Grinding corn or oats for calves colts or lambs is suggested as low cost. Wheat is usually unwhet for hogs unless fed unthreshed.
An archival sale notice highlights Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for malaria and Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh, including liquid spray form and mail orders. Kinne & Bakers Bakery advertisement also appears, promoting dining hall goods.
A brief note notes an order for several pounds of crackers, highlighting the variety and surprising demand behind the modest purchase. The fragment hints at consumer interest in snack produce and local commerce.
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