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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1908

Page

7

Zediker Institute Puts Drugless Healing On Display

North Yakima readers tour the Zediker trio’s new eight room facility over Ditter Bros. store. Prof Zediker Dr Almira Davenport and Dr Van Snyders showcase osteopathic magnetic and electrotherapeutic treatments with X ray vibro and ozone apparatus. They invite all to visit and judge the new institute themselves.

Zediker Adella Almira M. Davenport F. M. van Snyders Fargo N. D van Snyders Medical Chicago North Yakima Tacoma Seattle Portland San Francisco Drs. van Snyders Davenport Zediker Institute the Herald Herald Ditter Bros East Yakima Avenue North Yakima Wash Dwit

Cured of Brights Disease by Foley Kidney Cure

A Lisbon New York resident, Geo A Sherman of the Red Mills area, reports long kidney trouble and relief after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He describes frequent urination and brick dust or slimy discharges before treatment and credits the product with curing the disease after four bottles. Sold by North Yakima Drug Co and A D Sloan.

Bright Geo. A. Sherman Lisbon Red Mills Lawrence Co N. Y Foley North Yakima Drug Co A. D. Sloan Prop

Camp's West Side Drug Store Never Closes

Readable line notes a drug store on the west side that advertises 24 hour service with emphasis on constant availability. The item highlights continuous operation likely for customer convenience and relief.

Camp West Side

How to Make the Best of the Hair in Woman's Realm

Hair care guidance for women emphasizes preserving hair to maintain youth and beauty. It advises gentle brushing, avoiding excessive frizzing and hot irons, proper washing and scalp massage, ventilation, protection from salt water, and careful use of tonics and oils. It notes fashion shifts toward broader, lower coiffures and the rising use of false tresses and back combs.

Our Kitchen Shelf Tips From Household Experts

A guide offers simple home care tips. Darning uses raveled thread from old linen. Vinegar and sugar polish improve lustre on stoves and bronze. Cheese wrapped in vinegar cloth keeps longer. Blankets should be beaten after washing. Sugar in cooking water aids tenderness. Linseed oil preserves stoves. Ammonia must be diluted for collars. Ironing embroidery on children's frocks should not be done directly. Milk adulteration test uses a knitting needle to check cling.

Bryan’s Retreat Theme in Republican Convention Views

William J. Bryan argues in the Com moner that the Republican national convention shows a retreat on key reform planks. He cites minority reports and votes against publicity for campaign funds, railroad valuation, income tax, inheritance tax, and popular Senator election, noting Roosevelt Taft support and urging Republicans to follow the president rather than party bosses.

Lincoln William J. Bryan Roosevelt Senator la Follette la Follette Cooper Wisconsin Republican Party Taft Burrows Bryan Nebraskan United States Houses of Representatives House of Representatives

Best Pills Ever Sold Dr King’s New Pills

After 15 years of chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, B F Ayscue of Ingleside N C says Dr King's New Pills are the best pills sold. Sold under guarantee at C C Case's drug store for 25 cents. A concrete sidewalk block between A and B streets on North First street is completed by contractor Weisberger in North Yakima's oldest business district.

Dr. King B. F. Ayscue N. C C. C. Case North First Street Weisberger North Yakima Yakima City

Electric Bitters Praised By New Yorkman For Family Use

Mr. Frank Conlan of 436 Houston Street New York extols Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia and liver trouble. He says it aids digestion purifies the blood and revives weak kidneys and lame backs. Sold with guarantee at C C Case's drug store for 50 cents.

Frank Conlan Houston St New York C. C. Case

Maxwell Visits Potlatch Wife’s Mother in Rowland

Mr. W. L. Maxwell of Potlatch Idaho visits his wife’s mother Mrs Linnie Rowe in Rowland. The Sunnyside Republican has been sold to a Mr Smith with S J Harrison disposing of the controlling interest.

W. L. Maxwell Potlatch Idaho Linnie Rowe The Rowland Sunnyside

Kidney Trouble Relief Pills Adverts Claim Quick Back Pain Relief

An old advertisement promises pills that act on the kidneys to relieve backache and related kidney and bladder derangements. It offers a 30 day trial for $1.00 with a guarantee or money back, and lists C. W. Camp on the West Side as the seller.

C. W. Camp West Side Drugetst

Farm ownership in Frostless California or Blue Grass Kentucky

Advertisement promotes buying a farm in Frostless California or Kentucky's Blue Grass region. Copies mention V. C. Razor of Salt Lick Kentucky as contact. Emphasizes favorable climates to endure vicissitudes.

California Blue Grass Kentucky V. C. Razor Salt Lick

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