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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
7
Dr Haypes argues against individual drinking rights and liquor production citing biblical, moral and health harms. He asserts God’s will and public welfare define rights, condemns alcohol as a poison, and urges prevention over legalization while praising prohibition progress. Greene Mercantile adds new delicacies.
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure protects against Bright's disease diabetes and other ailments with a fifty cent bottle from North Yakima drug Store.
The article discusses traditional moral upbringing and its clash with later female health issues. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women, claiming cures for female troubles, regularity, and relief from pain. Personal testimonials from Miss Flora I. Greer and Miss Rose Kilfether are cited, along with notices about free consultations and the Bible of the Body medical adviser.
In Bright Sides of History Uncle Claxton recounts Lucullus famed for spoils and cherries planted in Italy shaping taste, while Napoleon’s strict discipline contrasts with indulgence. A Leipzig battle dinner of boiled mutton with onion sauce allegedly triggered a crippling colic forcing him from the field. Wellington is noted as equally careless about meals.
A Boston Journal quip notes a man famed for opposition has formed a "We'll Worry All We Want To" club. The contrarian figure attracts curiosity as residents ponder his eccentric leadership and the club’s curious purpose.
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