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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1898
Page
7
Fragmentary text mentions trappers, rights, and oils, with references to London events and a possible discussion of patents and industrial items. Mixed terms suggest a late 19th or early 20th industrial context with comments on commerce and technology. Strong entities are scarce due to garbled OCR.
A Jobstown New Jersey reader describes long term debility and back pain, claiming relief after taking a medicine they describe as a blessing and expressing gratitude for renewed health and future use.
A collage of rural tips covers a hen free range fence using extended pickets and netting, bee hive efficiency, lime as fertilizer, horse care, early potatoes, hornless cattle, cottonseed meal, cement dairy floors, tree moving, strawberry planting, cabbage black rot, road rollers, fast walking horses, wood ashes, and ten related farm rules detailing ratios, timings, and costs.
Spring humors and eruptions signal blood impurities. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to purify blood, boost strength, appetite, and health. Testimonials from C. W. Carey and W. F. Burnere tout relief and improved well being after using the remedy.
The item lists Flood's Sarsaparilla as America's greatest medicine with price points of $13 and six for $5. It then shifts to British Postal Reforms of 1897, noting lower domestic postage, trunk telephony transfer to the post office, and postal savings bank gains. It includes social notes on police reform, a tomb discovery claim for Osiris, and a Castoria trademark assertion by Samuel Pitcher, M.D. A German inventor reports a yellow light using incandencent gas burners with 1000 candle power at 150 feet.
A lady tried Schilling's Best tea and disliked it, then prepared it by the directions and now drinks it exclusively. Also notes 450 safety hat pins featuring a spring arm that extends from the head and ends with a sharp point to grip fabric as the pin is inserted.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder as curing painful feet and bunions and making tight shoes comfortable. It claims 10 000 testimonials and offers a trial free, with orders by mail from Le Roy New York. Also noted is a 115 foot long sandstone monolith cut at Houghton Point Wisconsin and a curved spring pencil holder attachment.
Fragmented items describe Tea Garden Drips syrup made from sugar cane by Pacific Coast Syrup Co and labeled with maker's name. A humor piece recounts an inventor's cane camp stool umbrella in a parade and sudden rain. Other notes mention Windsor park’s ancient tree, a medical purifying product, and the vast British Museum library holdings.
An 1 00 reward offer for an incurable case of catarrh from Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised with endorsements from Toledo wholesalers West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin. Also notes soldier load weights for czar era European peers and a scammy solicitation from Mason Chemical Co seeking stamps for a supposed treasure revival.
Advertising text touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting remedy that cleanses the system, acts gently yet promptly on kidneys and liver, dispels fevers and headaches, aids bowel movements, and treats habitual constipation. It claims safety, popularity, and availability in 56 cent bottles through leading druggists.
Termites have ruined the roof of Sydney's Australian Museum and undermined its floors. The damage requires replacement with steel and copper coverings. The interior wear of the timber reveals itself only when collapse looms. St Patrick's Day marks Lord Howe’s 1776 evacuation anniversary from Boston.
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