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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1906
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text remains unreadable with no clear news event or identifiable subjects. The source provides insufficient readable facts to summarize into a coherent card.
The text fragment mentions Ita and a dated 1849 scene with references to best condition and literary context. It preserves partial names and terms while offering limited readable content from a historical page.
The St Louis Globe-Democrat profile describes Brittany as a granite country in northwestern France. It notes Breton women go bald above the ears due to the elf headdress, while Breton men remain hairy because they work bareheaded and are described as coarse and drunken.
A excerpt from C P Connolly in McClure's Magazine describes Marcus Daly's rise on the Butte hill where vast fortunes were made and spent in a day. Miners, timbered shafts, and smelters carved a cavernous landscape as underground rivers and explosions shaped the copper treasure.
The piece argues the English fervor for a titled ruling class persists despite abolished feudal abuses. It notes the crown and aristocracy remain central, with an upper house largely birthright, and contrasts British attitudes with American views. It cites a London Tory ideal as rejecting rule by equals.
A nature essay praising the wild carrot as a persistent native plant. It cites John Burroughs on its rapid reseeding, argues against labeling it a weed, and extols its beauty in full bloom Queen Anne's lace form and bird's nest shapes.
The aye-aye, a Madagascar lemur, is shown kicking its food into its mouth. Keepers describe the nocturnal creature and its habit of tossing carrots piece by piece, creating a continuous yellow chain from foot to mouth while feeding.
An antiquary recalls early opposition to life insurance labeling it gambling with lives and a motive for murder. He concedes some truth in the critique but argues the policy’s benefits far outweigh the evils, which he deems minor by comparison.
A Baltimore man recalls an address to city school children by a board member urging lifelong book ownership and study. He describes working nights to buy books and reading before dawn, as quoted from Success Magazine. The tale shifts to a courtship joke involving an old man with a broken arm and a missed request, from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A fragmentary excerpt contrasts a jokey exchange about marriage with a quote from Plutarch praising political virtue. The pieces appear as literary notices or aphoristic snippets from a newspaper page.
W L Rawls of Belle Tennessee used Bucklen Amica Salve on nasal sores and swelling from catarrh. He reports complete relief with no recurrence after application. Ad touts best salve at Evans Drug Co Postoffice Pharmacy. Herald Printery lists many satisfied patrons from car tickets to posters.
Forty six acres for sale near Satsop adjoining Hewett logging works with an eight room house and barn. Suitable for poultry fruit or dairy raising. will trade for improved Hoquiam or Aberdeen property or cash. Must be sold before April 1 1907. Apply to H W Mousgrove Satsop P O 27 11. Also Balmards Snow Liniment advertised as a cure for rheumatism and related injuries sold by Shelley's drug store.
The advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective with prompt relief and safe for children. It claims it prevents croup if given early and praises its pleasant taste and lack of harmful ingredients. A testimonial from E A Humphreys of Alice Cape Colony endorses its use for warding off croup and colds. Sold by Evane Drug Co.
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