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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1905
Page
10
An advertisement claims catarrh affects all organs and that Peruna cures by treating the catarrh. It cites a Mrs M Brick case and urges readers to write Dr Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio for free medical advice.
A collage of humorous exchanges and mini sketches from old magazines and papers. Jests about doctors weather reporters office gossip and family life feature quick quips with national personalities and playful dialogue. Highlights include a child’s arithmetic joke and tongue in cheek remarks about marriage and travel.
The Boston Transcript reports scientists led by Dr. Marshall at the University of Pennsylvania collaborate with European researchers to create an antidote for venomous snake bites. They collect venom from snakes at the Philadelphia zoo, purify it, and test the serum on animals before human trials, aiming to reduce deaths from bites globally.
Washington reports under the Townsend rate bill a fixed rate by the Commission cannot be lowered by a railroad. If an emergency requires a reduced rate, railroads or shippers must again appeal to the Commission with no latitude allowed. The piece notes a shift from a hitherto maximum rate to a stricter rule and adds a quip about a French scientist predicting leglessness for future man.
A fragmented clipping mentions Foot-Ease powder for chilblains and damp feet, a recipe with bread crumbs milk suet raisins and eggs, a claim of permanent cure and a Dr K H Kine reference. It also includes a school teasing exchange and a note on a mild winter with scattered amusing lines.
Selected religious briefings feature insights on love versus fear by Rev. N. M. and Rev. F. O. Hall, with notes on Scripture's enduring authority by Bishop Cranston. Also included are reflections on honesty, work, beauty in Psalms, Japan's banner, harmony with God, certainty of salvation, and Milburn's lesson of preparedness for war.
The remark notes danger to residents of Russia from red flag displays and bulls, implying safety concerns tied to public demonstrations or symbols, with a cautionary tone about unrest or risk to inhabitants.
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