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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1902
Page
6
Junkyard of Ad Snippets and Slogans
A collage of lighthearted ad gags and mock testimonials from a bygone era. Hoarsely humorous lines praise Hood’s Sarsaparilla for health, while hotel quips, teething cures, and insurance jibes reflect a bustling advertising page. Includes Allen’s Foot-Fase claims and assorted comic exchanges.
Water scope aids bodies search in Maine rivers
Lumbermen fashion a water scope from a molasses hogshead and a glass pane to glimpse submerged bodies. A man hides inside the dark hogshead, floats it deep with logs, then peers through the glass at the river bottom to twenty or thirty feet of depth for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Miss Maud Gonne's U S Tour and Erin's Joan of Arc
Miss Maud Gonne, famed for her United States tour last year, is described as Erin's Joan of Arc. The article praises her tall figure queenly carriage and natural leadership, noting her dedication to Ireland's political rights and the respect she earns as a female advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Gonne
Erin’s
Joan OF Arc
United States
Erin
Miss Gonne
Miss Maud Gonne Praised for Irish Oratory in Public Chorus
A description extols Miss Maud Gonne as a fresh faced speaker with a clear resonant voice and Irish lilt. The piece notes her emotional persuasion, strong faith, and impact on Ireland's cause, citing varied receptions in Kentucky and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Ireland
Latin Motto Boosts Modern Wealth Status
Sid and Rodney debate coats of arms and Latin mottos as a means to elevate status for newly rich Americans, echoed by Puck’s wry line. The exchange underscores social signaling through heraldic symbols and classical expressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Rodney
Puck
Monopolist boasts vast gains amid reform debates
A dialogue quotes a monopolist claiming five years ago he earned 100000 a year and now makes that monthly. He says reform efforts are overexposed due to competition and predicts frauds will soon be scarce.
Tim and Pat Visit Volcano Crater for a Drink
Two friends discuss volcanoes and consider taking a drink from a crater. The casual exchange hints at curiosity and playful bravado about dangerous terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Handicap for Policemen in Wexford Ireland Revolvers
County Wexford police are restricted from loading revolvers until they are ready for immediate use, limiting readiness while maintaining firearm safety rules. The measure affects how officers equip and prepare weapons before patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Wexford
Ireland
The New Woman and Dr Hartman’s Peruna Remedy
A reader from Indianapolis testifies that Peruna relieved five years of pain within seven bottles, crediting restored health to Dr Hartman’s home treatment. The article promotes sending symptoms and duration to Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio for a month’s guidance and free advice if results are unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Reid. Gant
Audrian Co
SWIFT
Atlanta
Emma Mitchell
Louisiana Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
English as She’s Motored and Other Fragments
A humorous miscellany notes language quirks in English and road safety blunders. It mentions a pedestrian warning an infraction, a driver unaware of a light, and a police intervention. The text also quotes astronomical facts about the moon and includes light dialogue exchanges about pasts and romantic blots. It ends with a Texas birth report prompting medical discussion.
Sermons on Life and Faith from 19th Century Clergy
A column of brief religious maxims from diverse pastors including Rev J D Burrell in Brooklyn Rev Dr Herbruch in Canton Rev Dr Brushingham in Chicago Rev L G Hoeck in Brooklyn Rev E E Crawford in St Thomas and Rev Dr Landrum in Atlanta. The snippets touch on church work, preaching, God’s relation to man, physical culture, and humanity in an era of spiritual emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Burrell
Presbyterian
Brooklyn
N. Y
Herbruch
Reformed
Canton
God
Man
Brushingham
Methodist
Chicago
Ill
Lear
L. G. Hoeck
Jesus
Jesus Christ
E. E. Crawford
St. Thomas
Ont
Dr. Raymond
Schenectady
Landrum
Baptist
Atlanta
A. B. Penniman
Missouri Leads Nation in Apple Trees Says Expert
Professor W A Taylor tells apple shippers in Rochester that Missouri tops the nation with about 20 million bearing apple trees. Census data through June 1900 show 210 million bearing trees nationwide, up 75 million since 1890, with districts and states listing Missouri 20 million, Illinois 18.5 million, New York 15 million, Kansas and Pennsylvania near 12 million each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Alleghanies
Missouri
W. A. Taylor
United States Department of Agriculture
Apple Shippers
Rochester
N. Y
Taylor
Census Department
United States
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
North Central
South Central
Rocky Mountain States
Pacific Slope
North
New York
Ilinois
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Priceless Land in Texas Oil Lands Boost Market Value
A Beaumont Texas land sale report notes oil lands rising to high values with a parcel in the gold section valued at 1,280,000 dollars per acre. It contrasts that price with a pre strike cost of ten dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Texas
Commonwealth
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University Park
Oregon
Austin Well Machines
St. Portland, Or
East Willamette Meridian
Cowlitz River
J.T. Scott
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
Nathan Bickford
Washington, D.C
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Front St
Portland
Ore
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W. L. Douglas
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MA Mitchell
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