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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1903
Page
7
A reader testifies that Hood's Sarsaparilla keeps rheumatic joints mobile and notes long standing trouble since boyhood. The testimonial from Miss Apa Dory of Sidney Iowa highlights relief in joints and permits daily activity despite damp weather.
An advertisement asserts Head's Sarsaparibia and Pills remove the cause of rheumatism and cure the disease with internal use, warning that no outward application will suffice. The copy promotes internal remedies as effective, urging readers to take them for relief.
Prominent complaint ads offer Dr Klines Great Nerv E Restorer with a free trial bottle and trust fee from Kane Ltd Philadelphia. A humor snippet notes a habitual offender exchange about golf records and Sabbath observations.
The Rev Charles A Trotman pastor of the Church of the Redeemer in St Louis is also a practicing physician with regular office hours. Frank J Cheney sworn in Ohio in 1886 promises one hundred dollars for each catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Hall's Cure claims to work through the blood and mucous surfaces. Also mentions Pisa's Cure for Consumption and Mrs Winstron’s Soothing Syrup for teething children.
The quotation remarks Pat’s fondness for his native ale as natural patriotism while contrasting his belief that leaves are green in honor of Ireland. The New York Times cites a dialogue about national sentiment and perception.
A brief note quoted from the Indianapolis Press contrasts audience reactions to jokes about policemen and women. It suggests men laugh at depictions of their bosses, reflecting human nature in humor.
A collection of religious musings urging repentance and piety. The writer discusses generosity, aging, pride, forgiveness, wisdom, prayer, and moral conduct. Prominent lines compare inner virtue to outward acts and reference biblical imagery of the White Throne and divine judgment.
A Whittier portrait reveals a poet loyal to his sect and wary of change yet fond of simple ballads and admired images. The piece notes his habit of noting graven statues and a quip about Lyddy Maria Childs bonnet. A Jamaica bush doctoring case ends with a $75 fine for breaching medical laws and a bizarre platform diagnosis by sand.
An odds figure notes the improbability of a whist player holding every trump. The stated ratio is 158 753 389 899 to 1, underscoring extreme rarity of such a hand.
Calamity Jane recently resurfaced in Sheri dan Wyoming in her former daring role. Once a scout for General Crook and famed as a plains bad man, she remains vigorous at nearly sixty. A bid for reform by Mrs Josephine Brake in South Dakota could not end the mountain urge.
Blake pressed for a pension for the former scout Calamity Jane, once a mining camp fixture in the West. She aided youth, befriended cowboys, and was skilled with a lariat. Her last print appearance cited her rescue from a shack in South Dakota by a Buffalo benefactress.
The One Hoss Shays predecessor, the Trumbull wagon built by Josiah Crane in 1776 for Jonathan Trumbull, remains serviceable after 126 years. Hand crafted with forged iron and rivets, it toured New England under its own steam, costing £30 and taking eight months to build.
A provincial mayor is told a humorous anecdote about his habit of arriving home late. When his wife asks the time he says midnight or a little after, but a prank leads to a shocked reveal showing the clock read 2 30. The tale appears in London Tit-Bits. Records of Knotted Cords. Polynesian record keeping used knotted cords on a long rope to track taxes and goods. In Hawaii knots and loops marked hogs sandalwood and other items. Dangerous Shoals. The British Admiralty reported 315 dangerous navigation shoals last year worldwide.
Hon David Meekison once mayor of Napoleon Ohio and congressman notes a thirty year battle with catarrh. He credits Peruna for relief and urges early treatment of colds to prevent chronic catarrh. He promotes free catarrh literature and a Peruna almanac.
A citizen notes clarity while a reader of How to Circum vent the Trusts counters with cheap advice. In a separate scene aboard a vessel, Freshleigh Say urges Saltman to brace for danger or risk passengers doubting a real death as they head to their berths.
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