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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1906
Page
7
The report notes a greenish gray German army uniform contrasting with Kaiser Wilhelm’s mustache. It questions Unew Sam’s ability to educate youths who cannot testify without self incrimination. It also argues against expecting unexpected events in Russia.
Moler Barber College at 215 Occidental Ave Seattle invites men to learn the barber trade in eight weeks. Constant practice and expert instruction. graduates earn from 15 to 18 dollars per week. Illustrated catalogue free. call or write for information.
The advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla surpasses all medicines in merit sales and cures with over 40 000 testimonials in two years. It purifies the blood cures blood diseases humors and eruptions strengthens the stomach builds up the system and cures fatigue. Available in liquid or new tablet form. 100 Doses One Dollar.
A collection of aphorisms on virtue, vice, and social behavior. The piece emphasizes manhood, patriotism, debt, saloons, church work, and restraint, contrasting intent with action and warning against moral compromise.
Our friends are invited to send ten cents in stamps to cover Cascarets and receive a hard-enameled gold plated trinket box. The offer is for dressing table use and must be mailed to Sterling Remedy Company in Chicago or New York with this paper.
Critics herald holiday literature as lucrative and potent. The essay quotes Felix Adler on top society shaping literature and notes Colonel Samuel Adams Drake's death. Louwise Collier Willcox appraises Edith Wharton, detailing her biography, education, influences, and literary achievements including The House of Mirth and The Greater Inclination.
A Brooklyn Eagle report notes that cane seat tourist cars are deemed more sanitary than upholstered Pullmans. Dr. Charles B. Dudley of the Pennsylvania Railroad reports minimal TB transmission from car contents and that sterilization by light can curb germs.
A gifted football boy with limited study success is expelled from one preparatory school and invited to another. After a few days he encounters a faculty feeder who asks about his surroundings. The boy replies the field is rough but fair, dodging a direct admission of improvement.
A collage of old advertisements and notices mentions Castoria for infants and other products like Piso’s Cure for Consumption and Mrs. Winslow’s Syrup. Also referenced are a state inspector’s note on disappearing child actors, a Cheney catarrh cure testimony, and a Philadelphia patent remedy claim for fits.
In 1741 Russian voyagers built shiplike craft without nails harnessing reindeer thongs and hides for sails to push into the Arctic. Pioneers faced ice, scurvy, and muttered tales of wrecks as they attempted to reach the Bering Sea with limited water.
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