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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1900
Page
7
The article notes Windsor’s vast ice storage capacity, details sources from lakes and lakeside areas, and describes royal kitchens and cooling of royal apartments. It also references unrelated ads and brief notes on cures, teething syrups, and various scientific mentions.
Rev Joseph Parker recalls his youth reaction to Tasmanias Van Diemens Land and a northern hymn’s Emmanuel link. Other items note rocking chairs driving nervous troubles, Chinese egg delicacy, dust at sea at night, and a pitch for Hostetter s Stomach Bitters as a cure and preventive remedy.
A dialogue recalls a hypnotism tale where a man fixes on a diamond ring. The following day he visits a jeweler in Indy seeking the brightest ring. In other news, the O R and N and Oregon Short Line add a buffet smoking and library car to through service with connections at Granger and Ogden. W H Hurlburt handles Portland passenger inquiries.
The article extols Salt Lake City as a key transcontinental stop served by the Rio Grande Western Railway linking East and West routes, praising its climate and attractions including the Mormon Temple and Great Salt Lake. It advertises copies of Salt Lake City guides and notes railroad connections, then shifts to assorted brief items about river drivers, a Toledo catarrh cure ad, a gossip-like lounge anecdote, and Dawson City wheat prospects.
A Blossom hotel bell boy recounts a fantasy of tormenting hotel staff in Chicago for a day of power, ordering ice water, countless carries, and a Turkish bath with bellboys scrambling for duties, followed by a reward of a dollar. The tale frames bellboys’ daily pressures and the staff’s weary endurance.
A scattered reflection argues sleep duration varies with waking effort. It cites Napoleon as an unreliable example, notes a Philadelphia sleep expert saying undersleep kills, and claims night aids growth while rest frees the body to repair and extend function.
A German apprentice cooper, after years of shaping his craft, writes to the Rothschild house in Frankfurt seeking to become an apprentice millionaire. He promises diligence and learns the business, yet remains in the coopering trade.
Isaac Brock of Valley Mills Texas claims Peruna cures coughs colds catarrh and diarrhoea after reading Dr Hartman. He says grip and epidemics are treated by Peruna and credits the remedy for his health and age. A free book on catarrh is offered by The Peruna Medicine Company Columbus Ohio.
Aural record notes a man born before the United States was formed who witnessed 22 presidents. He credits Peruna with protecting him from sudden changes. He served in four wars and shod a horse at age 99.
A centenarian testifies that Peruna conquered the grippe and aided recovery in a land suit defense. The 110 year old witness believes Peruna is the era’s top remedy for catarrhal diseases.
A surge in steel wagon orders from Iowa wheatgrowers out West strains supply. New Orleans accounts for over half of Louisiana’s valuation, bearing more than half the tax burden.
A Brooklyn union of beer-wagon drivers has obtained a charter from the National Union of Brewery Workers. The development signals organizing momentum within the brewing labor sector as public works initiatives in Algeria are mentioned in international financial reports.
A Georgia farmer dialogue from the Atlanta Constitution reflects pessimistic humor about rain and illness. The piece also offers cleaning advice noting whitening paste for paint and furniture cream for polished surfaces.
The Philadelphia commercial museum received information about large beds of licorice root in an unimproved state in the northern Caucasus near the Black Sea.
In Italy a village houses well to do retired organ grinders who earned comfortable fortunes in America. The piece notes a trend of young women marrying older men for romance and then pursuing them through illness or difficulties.
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