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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1898
Page
7
The readable parts include stray phrases about love, dog treatment, marriage, hair, a coin note on coal resources, and several old consumer ads. Mentions Allen’s Foot-Ease, health tonics, car seats, and whiskey, with sporadic historical remarks and incomplete sentences throughout.
An issue of guidance for women with mood and health problems cites Mrs. Pinkham's advice as thorough and effective. It tells how Mrs. F S Bennett of Kansas improved after her treatment, noting relief from discharge and ulceration and renewed strength. The note urges distressed women to seek the remedy.
Courage proclaims that despair is sinful and life should be faced with faith. The speaker rejects bitterness, seeks the sun beyond turmoil, and trusts God’s daily gifts. Though dark skies loom, patience promises a final cheer and a golden day after the storm.
In an elevator at a hotel Camperton reads a letter from Birch about the Kingsleys sailing to America for their daughter's marriage. He plans to return to Europe by the next steamer, while a weeping Miss Kingsley reveals she and her family’ve arrived on the Camparia and are staying nearby. He confronts questions about a skipped explanation of his departure.
In a Paris entanglement, Miss Kingsley reveals she is not engaged to the Count and accuses him of designing to win her for title. A misdirected letter and an intercepted note expose The Count as the killer of rumor while Tomasso is shown as the Count’s spy. Camperton learns the truth and vows to remain apart from the scheming circle.
A passage notes a soldier's fashionable image and speech habits as seen by women in Chicago. It then details Alaska candle-fish uses a light source from its tail, phosphorus backbone, and potential as cod liver oil substitute. The author muses on clothing aims and a wish for science to turn the fish into clothing and miners tools. A Sunday joke contrasts marital chores with romance and a reflection on love.
Capt. Sigsbee recounts the Maine crisis noting a lone Sunday bullfight in Havana, a near-miss ferry to Havana, and a faint Spanish demonstration not firmly supported by officers. He describes Spanish boatmen delaying hail responses and contrasts this with prompt actions by Spanish warships and the Vizcaya’s earlier visit to New York.
The piece notes Italian translation of Du Maurier's Trilby appearing as a Milan feuilleton in Corriere della Sera. It lists Boston book season items including Lowell and Howe memoirs, Marion Crawford studies Ave Roma Immortalis in two volumes, Florence K Upton's The Gollywogs at the Seaside, The Dutch Doll and related titles, Hezekiah Butterworth's South America history, and a critical study by H H Powers on imperialism and world war origins.
An entirely new method for table cutlery manufacture is introduced in Shefield England. A round steel bar is formed into a knife under hydraulic pressure, then ground and polished by machinery. One machine can produce 5000 all steel knives daily at low labor cost and can handle various cutlery and tools.
The text lists U S shore lengths for Ontario 230 miles Erie 370 miles Huron 510 miles Superior 955 miles Michigan 1220 miles. It ends with a note about ungrammatical plural of baby as twins.
The text blends anarchic wartime slogans with notes on railroad costs and proposed speed reductions. It then shifts to ad copy-like lines for remedies and farm machinery. The piece references Dewey era names and generic consumer claims, ending with an offer for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and John Poole machinery listings.
A Vintage ad warns that neglecting complaints makes rheumatism chronic and promotes St Jacobs Oil as a sure cure to conquer pain promptly. It adds a strange note that vultures rely on sight, not smell, when seeking food.
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