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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1903
Page
7
A jumble of phrases describes a photograph showing a group of youths and older individuals. The fragmentary text references courage, a card face, and holiday clothes, with a sense of watchers and a desire to see identity and placement in an evolving scene.
Instructions describe making a cherry pie with a thick rich crust and stewed cherries. The filling thickens in own juice, then a meringue like top from beaten egg whites with sugar is spread and baked until light brown. Also ad for Piso’s Cure for Consumption at 25 cents and a quip about talk being cheap of no value.
A collage of humorous quips and stories alongside notes on military rosters. It mentions the U S War Department compiling Confederate officer and enlisted lists and a British plan to buy South African railways with a 65 million dollar loan.
A reminiscence about a strict teacher who demanded complete mastery without excuses, shaping intellectual independence in a green student. The column shifts to a note on dangerous wild beasts in India and Lord Curzon’s use of Goorkha soldiers in infected districts as a novel response.
A short humorous verse from Youth's Companion tells how four little girls write variants of the same word at the blackboard. Each girl and spelling leads to a different result and a shared punchline about the word REG ET. The playful piece ends with a wink at the reader about how the four spellings converge on the same word.
Mrs F Wright of Oelwein Iowa recounts relief from ovarian trouble including inflammation dragging pains and headaches after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy gave quick benefit and full recovery and urges young women to try it. A $5000 forfeit applies if the original letter proving genuineness cannot be produced.
The War Cry lists fourteen practical arts for girls to master including tidiness, punctuality, kitchen skills, courtesy, self control, and consideration for others. It emphasizes daily habits like orderly rooms, timely rising, and polite behavior, presenting a motherly ideal of self discipline and helpfulness.
A jumble of health advice and jokes. It counsels tepid night soaks for tired feet with soap, then methylated spirits, and castor oil for hard patches. It recalls a Paris duel, mentions King Edward, a coy dating quip, and ends with a brief quip about barbers and acquaintances.
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