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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1902
Page
10
Humors are vitiated fluids in the veins causing eruptions eczema pimples and boils with weakness and debility. They arise from defective digestion or inheritance. The remedy Hood’s Sarsaparilla is claimed to expel them and build up the system, described as the best medicine for humors.
A collage of quotations and jokes on love illusion teething remedies and quips. It includes remarks on love’s idealization misreading life and a string of punchlines about doctors wife stories and a quick wedding joke from London Punch.
An advertisement warns of contagious blood poison and urges self treatment with S. S. S. Victor a vegetable blood purifier. It claims the drug cures all stages, prevents relapse, and offers a free booklet from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.
Lord Ronald Sutherland Gower leads a dress reform movement in Britain. He advocates ditching the silk hat and frock coat for simpler garments like a Hamborg hat, knee breeches, silk stockings, and buckled shoes. He plans a league to push a male wardrobe revolution, starting at home and among friends.
The Bettis wind water bicycle draws headlines at the Stanley bicycle show in England. A rotating fan on a revolving shaft drives two beveled gear sets and the crank axle. London-made clothes heat New York with London tailors sending reps to take spring and fall orders. A manager delays a tenor over overdue salary. We hope to avoid burst water pipes this winter.
A testimonial letter from Mrs W P Valentine of Camden New Jersey endorses Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervous exhaustion headaches and stomach pains. The letter claims relief after four bottles and encourages others to seek advice confidentially from Mrs Pinkham’s Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts.
A new society in Moscow brings together physicians and laypeople to combat tuberculosis through science backed methods. The text also advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure with a mock testimonial and miscellaneous advertisements and quips.
The report notes frequent knife quarrels in Burmah, Ceylon, and to a lesser extent in Madras, causing serious wounds and deaths. Ceylon uses sheath knives. authorities are urged to require a safety button on knife tips to prevent stabbing while preserving lawful use.
Eccl es becomes first English town to replace horses at its fire stations with motorized engines. Mayor I Smith provided an engine house with compact motors that proved effective. The vehicle carries five firefighters, four ladders, 300 yards of hose, two standpipes and other gear. It runs on a seven horsepower double cylinder water cooler engine with variable ignition.
A brief comic dialogue from the Chicago Tribune notes Mrs Upchurch Maud warns against social ties with the young Hinningside described as an agnostic. The exchange plays on the misunderstanding of religious terms in a domestic setting.
A discussion notes a rejection during a marriage proposal, with remarks about class and social status. The dialogue mentions a woman believed to be “one in a thousand” and another noting she is “one of the Four Hundred.”
Observers note several well known politicians seen with labor organizations during a recent outing. A bystander questions their allegiance while another claims they are members of the Wire Workers Union. The article also cites about 30 million dollars of craft in Atlantic and gulf ports and mentions the Weather Bureau’s rapid reach to vessel masters in emergencies.
Bulgaria earns over $1,000,000 annually from rose oil. Skipka, site of the decisive Turko Russian war battle on July 7, 1877, is the hub of its rose gardens and industry.
A broad letter campaign extols Pe-ru-na as a universal catarrh remedy. Dr. Hartman notes hundreds of letters praising its curing and preventive powers for colds and coughs. The Oregon Executive Department reports the governor uses Pe-ru-na at home and urges households to keep it for winter ailments.
In Philadelphia Press prose a narrator frets over a young minister potentially marrying Miss Strong. The speaker laments social constraints and fears future conversations will be limited to the pulpit, leaving personal voices unheard. The fragment hints at community stakes and character dynamics.
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