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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1907

Page

5

Club women press for social and civic reform gains

Resolution highlights from the state federation of women's clubs show broad support for public welfare. Key aims include education for the blind, uniform divorce laws, anti cigarette and pure food measures, office merit systems, and eight hour work day for women. The group urges school board appointments, play grounds, and alcohol sale restrictions near schools.

State Federation of Women’s Clubs Spokesman-Review

Roosevelt on the dignity of labor and the disdain for manual work

The piece cites President Roosevelt arguing Americans misunderstand the dignity of labor. It notes a national bias against manual work and praises working trades such as civil engineering and horticulture for faster, higher earnings and greater independence, contrasting them with professions like law and medicine.

Roosevelt America Oregonian

Use Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea

Public health tone urging caution about disease, promoting Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy. Mentions 25 cents, tea or tablets and Seller C. C. Case.

Boosters Bring Ela Quartet to Northwest Tour

Omaha boosters plan a 16 day excursion with the Elks quartet replacing a brass band. J. R. Gerke, W. S. Rigdon, Dr. Claude P. Lewis, and C. S. Haverstock form the quartet expected to perform at numerous stops along the 5000 mile route as invitations pour in from towns along the way. The schedule remains strictly observed to avoid delays to subsequent towns and maximize citizen benefit.

Omaha Commercial Club Elks Chicago J. R. Gerke W. S. Rigdon Claude P. Lewis C. $. Haverstock Yakima

Frisco Quake Shakes City in Early Morning Tremor

A San Francisco quake lasting about ten seconds was felt at 12:27 AM with north to south oscillation. No damage was reported. The event was recorded in Frisco, marking a brief but noticeable tremor in the city.

San Francisco

Herbine praised as key liver remedy in Texas letter

A Texan writes that Herbine keeps the liver in good condition and helps chills and fever. He cites use for both children and adults and endorses it as the best medicine he has used, recommending Col ton-Fry Drug Co. as the seller.

W. C. Simpkins Alba Texas Colton-Fry Drug Co

Salvation Army Visitors Arrive in City

Captain and Mrs. Richmond arrive from Baker City Oregon to rest and take part in tonight's meeting. They welcome old friends and new acquaintances. The Salvation Army congratulates the YMCA on its success and wishes them continued success.

Captain Mrs. Richmond City Baker City Ore Salvation Army

Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promoted as Cure for Coughs

A regional ad-style item touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a sure cure for coughs bronchitis influenza croup and pulmonary diseases. A testimonial from B B Laughter of Byhalla Mississippi praises the remedy and Colton-Fry Drug Co. is listed as the seller.

Ballard B. B Byhalla Miss Colton-Fry Drug Co

Lawn Social at St Michael’s Church This Thursday

Nagler's orchestra to perform at the Woman's Guild lawn social on the Rectory lawn of St. Michael's church Thursday evening. The event features Nagler's band in attendance and serves as a social gathering for parishioners.

Nagler Woman's Guild of

Mock Council Adopts Mock Trial On Horse Thief License

The Men's Civic Brotherhood held a lively mock meeting at the Methodist church with Rev. A. H. Henry as mayor. A finance committee report argues liquor licensing costs the city more than it earns and proposes either higher fees or no new licenses.

Men's Civic Brotherhood Methodist A. H. Henry Lingham Harry Cook W. H. Northey H. S. Turner R. B. Hawks Finance Committee Committee On Finance

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Severe Neck Sore

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted for preventing blood poisoning with antiseptic healing. Chas. Oswald of Rensselaersyville N Y testifies it cured Seth Burch of a nasty neck sore. Claims include cures for cuts wounds burns and sores at 25 cents a dose at C C Case’s drug store.

Chas. Oswald Rensselaersyville N. Y Seth Burch C. C. Case

Fourth of July Celebration Shows Strong City Support

Ed Merwin promotes a big Fourth of July event with bands from Sunnyside Kennewick Prosser and locals hoping for broad regional turnout. Public sports will run in the streets except for the North Yakima Prosser ball game as bands promise a patriotic, lively celebration and promising proceeds after merchant visits.

Ed Merwin Sunnyside Kennewick Prosser North Yakima

New Life Pills Regulate Stomach and Bowels

An alarming situation from neglected bowels and liver may lead to chronic constipation. Dr King s New Life Pills are promoted as gentle regulators of stomach and bowels. Guaranteed by C C Case druggist. Price 25c.

Dr. King C. C. Case

Poll Tax Record Shown For Dr Phillip Frank

Dr Phillip Frank paid his poll tax without comment. The county health officer and coroner likely believe the city needs the revenue.

Phillip Frank

Naches to Get Daily Mail Service Starting June 17

Postmaster W. L. Lemon announces Naches City will receive daily mail service beginning June 17. Mail will be transported by the North Yakima & Valley railroad.

W. L. Lemon Naches City North Yakima & Valley Railroad

Apples Soon to Ship From Cold Storage in Northwest Market

Within two weeks all apples in cold storage will be shipped and stock cleaned. About 1000 boxes of Winesaps and Arkansas Blacks remain at 2.60 a box in Seattle. Strawberries are running low with half sold. cannery activity and local demand are weak. Potatoes and hay prices hold steady with modest shipments and no strong demand expected.

Seattle Horticultural Union Boosters’ Club Strawbery Nob Hill Berris Timothy

White's Cream Vermifuge Ad Promises Gentle Worm Removal

An advertisement urges mothers to use White's Cream Vermifuge to treat infant worms. It claims restless, feverish babies and poor sleep are caused by worms and promotes a mild, pleasant cleanse. Price is 25 cents. Sold by Colton-Fry Drug Co.

Colton-Fry Drug Co

Street car hits molten metal train. several burned to death

A street car collided with a train loaded with pots of molten metal at 1 30 this morning in Birmingham. The crash set the car ablaze and it was completely consumed. Several occupants are reported to have burned to death.

Birmingham Sla Dune &3

Stimulation Without Irritation Urine Laxative Ad

Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and stimulates the liver and bowels without irritating them unlike pills or ordinary cathartics. It does not nauseate or gripe and is mild and pleasant to take. Sold at Sloan's drug store.

Sloan’s Drug Store

YMCA Board Deliberates On Local Work

The board of trustees of the YMCA met last evening in the association offices with Secretary H. W. Stone present. They discussed local conditions and advanced valuable ideas for upcoming YMCA work.

Association H. W. Stone

German-born John Hess Declares Intent to Naturalize

John Hess filed his declaration of intention to become a U S citizen with the county clerk yesterday. He was born in Schwe den Germany and emigrated from Hamburg ending his New York stay.

John Hess United States Schweden Germany Hamburg New York

Woman Drinks Tea Restores Youth, Claims Plump Appearance

A claim from an advertisement says Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea makes a woman look young again. It touts improvements in complexion and a round, handsome figure. Sold by C. C. Case for 35 cents, tea or tablets.

Hollister C. C. Case

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