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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1902
Page
7
Advertisements tout cures and trials for various ailments and products. Claims include a permanent cure from Dr Kline's Nerve Restorer and Piso's Cure for Consumption. Also promotes Allen's Foot Ease and Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and free literature.
The Oldest and Best presents S S S as a blood purifier and tonic. It claims to purge impurities, strengthen the constitution, and cure cancer, scrofula, rheumatism, and other blood disease ills. The ad touts fifty years of cures and broad medical correspondence.
In St Nicholas guidance, a Texan narrator advises what to do when lost: retrace your start, identify compass directions, and use tree bark color, moss, gum from south sides, and leaf patterns to infer south and north. The piece blends practical tips with natural signs for finding direction.
A Baltimore advertisement touts Vogeler's Curative Compound and St Jacobs Oil as endorsed by leading physicians. It shares Mrs Nettletons dramatic recovery from dyspepsia liver and kidney issues after six months bedridden and claims many cures from the remedy. The note invites free samples to readers who mail their name and address to St Jacobs Oil Co. 205 Clay St. Baltimore Md.
A New York Times account recounts a boy’s answer to Noah story questions. He says Noah knew the waters receded when the dove returned with a pickle, reflecting his idea that olives and pickles symbolize bottled items the boy dislikes.
A yellow-haired girl passes cream to her lips and teases a friend describing him as a brick of ice cream. The young man gazes at four empty saucers and sighs that guessing requires ice cream.
A digest of legal principles discusses local versus county officers, street railway rights, taxation of railways, police power to add substances to milk, and contract unenforceability for non-party creditors. It also notes passenger care duties on moving trains and includes brief, vivid social sketches of Italian workers and a Wurzburg university hat notice.
A plea to women especially mothers of large families to seek intelligent aid for daily burdens. The notice advertises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with testimonials and invites letters to Mrs. Pinkham's Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts. The piece includes humorous quotations and a publishing house style of miscellaneous anecdotes.
A collage of quips and jokes from Chicago Daily News and Baltimore News. Highlights include a woodpile reference tied to a college, a remark about Silas and Crawfoot, and a pharmacist touting Hamlin's Wizard Oil. Also a classroom pun about directions and a penny swallowing anecdote ending with a minister joke.
The young Princess Charlotte, daughter of George IV, showed wrath in front of attendants. A teacher gave her a book on temperance and later found her angrier, claiming she had read the book and profited by it. She quipped that without reading she would have scratched her eyes out.
Detroit Free Press notes comments from Joe and Billy about a volume of Great Americans. A reader complains about a man in the county while an article discusses sunflower oil as a cheap oil rival to cottonseed oil.
A description highlights a ready to wear hat and lace mitts paired with an American parasol. A pretty woman wears a muslin waist featuring Valenciennes lace insertions with medallions of Irish point across the bust line.
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