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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
9
The piece meditates on peace that eludes, explores sorrow and fear, and contrasts human striving with faith. It frames life as a search for meaning beyond pleasure and pain and asserts that truth exists for toilers who persevere despite gloom.
In drizzling May, Tom Averill, rich yet restless, hurries between rooms and a cab to reach Miss Upton. He recalls a life of travel and study, reveals motives to marry, and plans a formal proposal after meeting Dick, hoping to win her hand once and for all.
Tom seeks a private talk with Marguerite but delays his proposal until after a frail show of affection. A swift reunion follows as Dick and Mr. and Mrs. Upton join, closing with a warm, unspoken plan for courtship.
The piece explains how Monaco and Monte Carlo evolved into a single coastal area dominated by gambling. It notes Monaco as the old town and Monte Carlo as the new casino hub, with the Casino Company paying the prince for concessions and shares traded as in a stock market.
The text lists crushing strengths for ice of various thicknesses from 2 inches to 15 inches and notes limits for sleds, cavalry, artillery, and railways. It cites Trautwine, Ludlow 1881, Gzowski, German tensile data, and ice density and water volume changes during freezing.
In Algeria, a river of ink forms from two streams one iron impregnated and the other draining a peat bog with gallic acid. The iron and the seid mix to produce ink. The success of a test often depends on digesting your audience.
A profile of Adjutant General Corbin born in a Batavia Ohio log cabin fifty nine years ago. He entered Civil War service in 1862 and rose through all grades to major general of the regular army. He was discharged in 1866 with brevet brigadier general. The article notes his ancestry and stresses the Adjutant General’s role and abilities in mobilizing vast forces when war clouds gather.
A biographical sketch praises Gen Corbin as Adjutant General, noting his height, bearing, nerve under crisis, and high commendations from several generals. The piece then shifts to a contrasting tale of Col lander, dyspepsia, and a friend urging simple country meals to restore health, illustrating differing lifestyles and diets.
Dialog shows a suitor pressing for elopement while citing financial unpreparedness to face her father and potential disapproval. The exchange hints at family tension and romance under constraint.
Amid a Hudson town diphtheria epidemic 205 patients received serum with only two deaths. The report notes the high effectiveness of serum therapy during the outbreak and underscores the era's medical response.
Two maidens clash in a brief quarrel as the younger muses on aging locks and the elder dryly replies that fortune may favor them with similar loss. A witty exchange from the Tit-Bits column.
The snippet notes Albert Edward’s cigars costing 1750 dollars per 1000, with a peculiar line about seven inch cigars. It also features a cartoonish exchange about a dog, bird dog, and rabbits, ending with prizes at shows, reflecting a humorous New York World style.
The Boston Transcript notes a dramatic blaze described as beastly by a witness, confirming the fire indeed occurred at the city zoo and prompting concern over the animals and facilities.
A jeweler and a skeptical customer argue over a watch's value and accuracy. The jeweler insists the piece is worth far more while the customer tests the cost and timekeeping claim, calling the watch slow and the price a lie. Judy.
A prominent China figure urges recognition of peaceful efforts while stressing readiness to pursue diplomacy. He notes a preference for converting potential conflict into a lawful, orderly process and signals a proactive stance in international relations through measured actions.
A brief editorial note in the Atlanta Constitution casts the Duke of Manchester as a costly yet worthwhile investment for a father-in-law, implying a favorable view of aligning with the title in social or political contexts.
A Philadelphia Evening Bulletin excerpt shows a tense exchange where a wife fears for her husband’s life as his life insurance policy expired, causing anxiety until renewal. The dialogue conveys domestic concern and the financial stakes tied to coverage.
Frau Hedwig Heyl has started a cooking school for doctors in Berlin. Doctors from France Russia Italy and Germany have taken the course and branch schools of the same kind are to be established in all European capitals.
James Judge of Walker Engine ering and Galvanizing Co claims a centrifugally driven gun can discharge 80000 bullets per minute. A 3 foot disc spins at 15000 rpm, projecting bullets through a muzzle like a rifle, promising immense muzzle velocity and devastating effect at close range.
Charles Strassmyer files in Chehalis County Superior Court to foreclose a tax delinquency certificate on real property owned or reputedly owned by Wm T Fulmer and Mary Doe Fulmer. The case seeks $8.63 plus accruing interest at 16 percent, with notices to appear within sixty days and defend or pay.
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