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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1905
Page
7
In a period style ad the text promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a constitutional remedy for catarrh affecting nose throat stomach and lungs. It cites a Milwaukee testimonial by William Sherman and urges readers to buy, with a Seattle farm sale notice appended seeking sellers and buyers.
F H Trimble, a Morningside College student of Sioux City, sails for China to head an industrial department at Hing-Wa Boys’ Theological School. He plans cotton weaving and rattan furniture, starting with fifty Chinese boys, then expanding to other schools.
Maxim Gorky is described as a leading Russian novelist and agitator who has incited resistance to the government. He is portrayed as among the most dangerous figures after Tolstoi, whose vivid depictions of poverty shape European and American views of Russia. His works are widely banned at home but smuggled in from abroad.
Report from Philadelphia Ledger notes Hicks and Fitz IKlosses not answering at their new Crowded Quarters flat last night as Hicks and Wicks fail to gain entry and neighbors confirm everyone was at home.
The text provides two home cooking recipes: Corn Puffs mix corn, beaten eggs, salt, cayenne, and flour then fry in buttered pan. Squash Pie combines squash, milk, butter, eggs, sugar, and almond extract to bake two pies. It also promotes Piso's Cure for Consumption at 25 cents.
The Apache chief Geronimo has learned to read and write his own name, a point he is exceedingly proud of and cheered by those around him.
A garbled ad note touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with money back promise and E Grove signature on each box. Another line mentions John T. Griffiths finding Harrison papers and an intimate admin history. Dr Kline nerve restorer offers a free trial bottle and pamphlet from Arch Street Philadelphia. Two Reid brothers near Waterbury, Conn. have not spoken in ten years.
The Paris New York Medical Institute offers treatment for female diseases and disorders. A secluded home for ladies before and during confinement is available with consultation by a lady physician, free in person or by mail. Office at D Esta brook Building 1313 Second Ave Seattle Washington.
The piece lists William Cornell Greene as a major copper magnate and owner of millions of acres in Mexico and Arizona. It frames his influence and land empire within a brief survey of his prominence.
The John A. Salter Seed Co. of La Crosse Wisconsin promotes Earliest Green Onion varieties claiming new money making vegetables for farmers and gardeners. It highlights the Earliest Green Onion as a winner for the season.
A damaged notice promises a bus plant and seed catalog plus seeds for thousands of vegetables including cabbages turnips celery lettuce onions radishes and more in return for a postage payment. It claims a large mixed seed package and a corn product offer as a test incentive.
A country editor answers a reader’s question about hens found dead each morning. The lighthearted reply states the birds suffer from death and the only treatment is burial, delivered in the correspondence column.
In a witty exchange from The Coarse Critic, a spinster implies a husband proposed out of revenge after a prior rejection. The wife retorts that revenge tastes sweet, while Scripps notes his best writing comes on an empty stomach. The coarse critic counters that it reads like an empty head.
The son of a multi millionaire weighs his path between stepping into the family business and maintaining the dynasty or entering high society and seeking a different reputation.
Hon David Meekison of Napoleon Ohio writes that Peruna aided his long battle with chronic catarrh and may fully erase it with continued use. Samuel H Mitchell of Ward 25 Boston testifies Peruna quickly breaks up a cold and cures catarrh after starting treatment.
The essay argues American women will not form the family unit or alter the nation’s social structure. A future American poet or artist may be a woman, bringing a new poetic flavor, likely valued in Europe more than in America. Abroad, American women’s impact fades as Europe preserves its social arteries. In England, American women influence both themselves and their husbands.
A sweeping apologia for Peruna extols its ability to cure chronic catarrh after long afflictions. The ad cites testimonials from Mrs. William Mann of Niles Michigan and ex congressman W E Andrews of Nebraska praising Peruna as a health tonic and cure. It claims ten million uncured cases in the United States and urges readers to trust Peruna for all forms of catarrh.
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