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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1903
Page
5
Yakima residents enjoy New Year's Eve events at Armory and Wisconsin hall while visitors arrive from Tacoma Sunnyside and Crookston. Local notices list employment, lost items, auctions, a class opening, and farm sale near Mabton with Elocution lessons to follow. Forty plus residents welcomed relatives and business updates amid winter travel and community happenings.
The text claims alum baking powder is low quality and dangerous to health. It warns that cheap powders spoil food and harm health, saying physicians agree alum in food is deleterious.
Short notices and local items report on services for hire and community events. The column notes a girl wanted as housekeeper for a three child home at 402 North Second Street and lists various local business moves and society happenings, including embalmers, church visits, dairy developments, a sheep drive, and New Year gatherings. Names include George F. McAulay, KE. L. Sessions, J. H. Hilbaugh, C. W. Liece, Rev. James Cheal, Kk. A. Rich, and W. L. Wheatley, with locations in Ellensburg, Seattle, Spokane, Port Townsend, and Yakima.
R H Foster of 318 South Second Street Salt Lake City says he suffered indigestion for 21 years and found relief with Herbine. He recommends it to friends and notes it is sold for 50e at Fred L Janeck's. The ad ends with a wife joke about a fur border on a skirt.
A fragment details Mrs. M. M. Austin of Winchester Ind noting illness cured by Dr King's New Life Pills amid claims of stomach and liver relief. The peculiar clipping also contains quotes about gifts and romance and odd phrases from unrelated segments and ads.
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