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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1902
Page
6
A reflective piece lauds the passing Old Year and welcomes the New Year 1903. It recalls personal milestones from the year, honors kindnesses, and muses on value of new things versus memories, urging gratitude for shared blessings and the journey through 1902.
Opportune sale of new stock featuring exquisite designs and colorings in paper hangings. Great variety of patterns described as handsome and durable, with rolls priced at 10c each and bargains moving quickly.
A brief contemplation on New Year’s promise and adult wisdom. The author acknowledges timeless cycles and the chance to view the year with childlike enthusiasm tempered by experience. The piece ends with a gentle note on celebrating the new year alongside a child.
Reader inquiry asks for any reported cures using Green's August Flower for indigestion dyspepsia and liver disorders including sour stomach and headaches. Advertises book offer and 25 cent trial bottle plus 75 cent regular size. Also notes new optical parlor with expert glasses fitting at Keene Yakima avenue.
An advert from Prosser Flour Mills notes competitors allege half cent yeast cakes in every sack of Royal Flour. The firm counters that the yeast is fresh and worth 10 cents to the consumer, claiming a savings for customers.
A collage of 19th to early 20th century items includes an ad for Puritan Water Still promising pure distilled water, cautions about safe home return, Kodol digestive remedy with a governor endorsement, elopement humor, soldiers writing about wounds, and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised for injuries and skin issues with a 25 cent price at Yakima stores.
A doctor questions a wife about giving her husband medicine every two hours for insomnia, while the wife recalls repeated difficulties waking him. The terse dialogue highlights concerns over dosing and patient safety within a medical setting.
An advertisement claims constant headaches stem from weak eyes and urges readers to visit Keene at 108 Yakima Avenue for a free examination. The notice also mentions stationery art goods books and photographic supplies and invites sending 25 cents for Pictorial Yakima to post office box 476 North Yakima Washington.
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