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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
4
A collection of reader letters from Yakima, Washington, reflects opinions on Goebel, Bryan and political maneuvering. Entries mention Goebel’s supporters, private entertainments for Bryan, and concerns over political deals. Contributors discuss local roads, fisheries, travel notes, and regional growth with named towns and individuals.
A Michigan family praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for immediate relief and easy use. Janeck's Drug Store advertises the product as the best remedy for dyspepsia while E B Hyde comments on tariff bills potentially affecting the politician’s party prospects. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve touted for piles and skin ailments.
The high school records show four rooms with zero tardies in March, six others with one tardy, totaling 22 for the month this year versus 46 last year. Patrons’ visits total 26. Principal Rough notes the figures reflect good discipline and high standards, with a March comparison following.
Stewart's Store opens next Saturday in the Hotel Yakima block with a large stock. The store joins the Oregon and Washington Cash Buyers Union to buy in bulk and lower prices. Union members expect to purchase over $1,000,000 this year and pass at least 20 percent savings to customers. Includes notices against Loud bill and assorted ads for Mull's Cure and Lightning Pain Killer.
An 19th century HTA style testimonial promotes Swift's Specific S S S as a cure for cancer arguing disease originates in blood poison. The letter from Mrs S M Idol of Winston NC says eighteen bottles cured her malignant hereditary cancer after doctors failed. A free book offer from Swift Specific Company Atlanta Georgia accompanies the claim.
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