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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1903

Page

7

Modern Dentistry Offers Cost Effective Dental Care

Modern Dentistry promotes affordable patient centered care with painless extraction and gold or platinum fillings, crowns and full sets promised. A large practice and complete equipment aim to save patients money without sacrificing quality. Examination and all work guaranteed with up front pricing.

Dinner party honors Chicago guests at Burns home

The Burns home on North Third street hosted a Sunday dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Hemphill of Chicago. The elegant course menu was served to Mr. and Mrs. Hemphill, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. George Vance, and Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Burns.

J. B. Burns North Third Street Hemphill Chicago I E. B. Moore George Vance

Body Found in Columbia River With No Identification

Judge Taggart, acting coroner, traced a corpse found floating near a Columbia river bank thirty miles from Kennewick. The man, 40 to 45 years old and about 185 pounds, had no clothing and a crushed skull, with decomposition suggestive of six weeks to two months in the water. No clues to identity or foul play were found.

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Christian Endeavor World Convention Heads West to Denver

The biennial Christian Endeavor Society convention will meet in Denver from July 9 to 11. Washington state delegates led by William Lewis of Seattle and George Ko Nye of Aberdeen plan a major excursion, with rail fare rates quoted and a special Seattle to Denver train being considered for travel to the opening session.

Christian Kidleaver Societies Denver Vane Washington William II Tewis Seattle George Ko Nye Shberdeen Christian Endeavor Movement Mississippi River San Francisco Pacific Coast Puget Sound Christian Endeavor Lewis Northern Pacific Railway Spokane Burlington

Delegates Return Home by Rail After Convention

Delegates plan optional side trips and will disband after the convention. They will travel homeward by the Den ver and Rio Grande railroad connecting with the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company and the Northern Pacific to reach their destinations.

Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Oregon Railway & Navigation Company Northern Pacific

Compliment for Yakima Herald Warmly Voiced by Reader

Ik A Thompson praises the Yakima Herald as a live enterprising paper that North Yakima should support. He notes readers abroad include literary men and editors who commend its quality and business advertising, saying it spurs high grade reporting and local welfare interest.

Ieditor Herald Yakima North Yakima Ik. A. Thompson

Ballard's Snow Liniment Praised for Pain Relief

An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a remedy for neuralgic pains rheumatism lumbago and sciatic pain. It cites Mr D F Moore agent of Illinois Central Milan Tennessee praising its results and notes prices of 25 50 and 1 at F L Janeck's.

Ballard D. F. Moore Illinois Central Railway Milan Tenn F. L. Janeck’s

Cherry Desserts and Remedies in a Simple Guide

A vintage household guide lists cherry recipes including Cherry Roly Polys Tapioca Cherries and Cherry Pudding. It also suggests Cherry Salad and Pickled Cherries with a hot syrup or dressing options. A health pitch promotes Dr Gunn's Blood & Nerve Tonic with elated claims and a local retail note.

Little Early Risers Pills Featured for Easy Relief

An advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as laxative pills that do not purge the system and are easy on the stomach. It cites testimonials from W. H. Howell in Houston and Bob Moore in Lafayette praising their gentle action and lack of griping, sold by C. C. Case.

W. H. Howell Houston Tex Bob Moore Lafayette Ind DeWitt C. C. Case

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North Yakima, Wash Sloan Building Columbia C. E W. W. Pettijonn N. St. St Isciou Dr. Gunn Dr. Bosanko Co Philadelphia Fred L. Janeck Norris Prowes Tatum Thannis cRowes North Second St S. Arendt F. H. Russell P. O. Box North End Sixth St
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