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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1900
Page
7
The item cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with claims of widespread cures and free advice from Mrs. Pinkham, certified by Lynn officials. It also includes brief notes on Teelanders preventing horse theft, a joke about a guns behind the scenes, cold cure ads, and a mix of miscellaneous tips on teething syrups and farming insecticides with Paris green and kerosene warnings.
An omnibus note blends light moral musings on ridicule with a portrait of a peripatetic narrator. The piece recounts journeys from Berwick Maine to California Hawaii and Siberia, detailing a 23 owner brigantine venture and a wide arc through Asia Europe and the Pacific before settling in New Hampshire.
A short moral tale from Our Little People features a poor boy yearning for a Bible. Two visiting gentlemen answer his wish with kindness, revealing the note on the Bible as from George Washington. The boy learns a lesson about desire and faith.
An army surgeon praises English and American troops for their strength and endurance, attributing it to their habit of regular bathing. He asserts soldiers of other nations neglect this practice. The piece includes a playful exchange where a boy named Freddie is urged to finish a task today rather than tomorrow.
A Birmingham based resident of 320 Douglas Street West Manchester recounts a career of world travel. Peavey, a bachelor who will turn 50 next May, learned his trade in Ashland and has worked in various lands with diverse peoples.
A shoe dealer explains the inner stamps in ready made shoes, claiming codes mislead women about size. He notes salesmen adjust fit to ensure comfort while women rarely question the real size, suggesting the codes exist to flatter customers rather than reveal true measurements.
A young couple shares a moonlit farewell at the gate with vows of eternal devotion. Six years pass before they meet again at a party, where she wonders if he or his brother was her first love and he quips, perhaps his father.
A fragment notes a dressmaker's apprentice receives very small pay yet manages to make a living. The remark suggests money speaks, but a scare might silence it, ending with a wary tone about poverty and resilience.
A Paris Academy of Medicine report describes rhythmical tongue twitching reviving drowning or asphyxiated patients. M Laborde cites 40 cases this year, some recovered after three hours of intermittent tongue stimulation, urging physicians to show patience in this remedy.
The article promotes Salt Lake City as essential to cross continental travel highlighting the Mormon Temple, Tabernacle, Great Salt Lake region, and local attractions. It notes the Rio Grande Western Railway as the sole line passing directly through the city and publicizes maps from the Rock Island railroad, plus a Civil War anecdote about a veteran’s boast.
A comparism from Send Surrey notes a sick benefit society split into teetotallers and moderate drinkers. The teetotallers reported no sick pay in 12 months and full subscription refunds, while moderates had 18s per person for sick pay from £15s 8d. in subscriptions.
The ad proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills cure scrofulous humor and other diseases, promising long life and good health. Testimonial from J. C. Little of Fulton New York credits drastic relief after treatment by multiple doctors.
The census reported Cuba with a population of 1 572 840, about 50 000 fewer than 1897, while Puerto Rico reached 957 679, up 150 000 since 1897. Also appears are random excerpts on Hall's Catarrh Cure and unrelated notes about a Toledo notary and cosmetic tips.
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