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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
7
A critique of blindly following medical endorsements and a pamphlet offer for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It contrasts professional praise with consumer choice and includes a parable about a boar hound and a lion to illustrate learned fear.
A distinguished actor in a provincial theater drama attempting an escape from a convict prison is shot at but dies after declaring I swallowed the file The scene ends with the audience's jeers and applause.
A furrier explains that a seal skin labeled bachelor comes from a young seal with a hard life. He notes bachelor seals live solitary, risk peril if trying to mate, and only reach fourteen or fifteen before conquering a bull to gain a home. The fineness is praised as velvet like pile.
Irish actor John Moody, former Jamaica sailor, faced a heckler at Drury Lane while playing Stephano in The Tempest. Moody called out the suitor Tom Hulett to stay at bay, promising to finish the night with punch after the show and keeping his locker shut.
Flash the MARACT quotations listing beef veal pork and poultry cuts with prices. It shows butter eggs and fresh produce like potatoes onions cabbage lettuce apples and bananas with per unit and per ton rates for flour fish and seafood and grains including oats wheat and corn.
Will J. Hayner reports his wife suffered a persistent cough for years with sleepless nights. After trying various remedies, a friend suggested Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Three doses stopped the cough, and it has not returned. Evans Drug Co. sells the remedy.
Lord Kelvin burial in Westminster Abbey sparks reflection on scientists as a modern shrine beside poets. The London Saturday Review notes pilgrims would be of a different kind, yet praises Newton, Herschel, Darwin, and Kelvin for expanding imagination beyond poetic fame.
Advertises Chamberlain's Salve as a remedy for eczema and salt rheum with claims of immediate relief and cures, noting it is sold by Evans Druy Co.
A New Hampshire man notes a tight fisted townsman who suddenly attends church. A businessmen’s joke says the man finances religion. he loaned the pastor $50 and now pays pew rent. Dr C remarks on married pairs and virtue.
Dialogue from Puck humor sketch. Wife, an actress, forgets papers his child misplaced them. The exchange hints at hidden papers beyond reach and a comic peril. The scene captures domestic wit with theatrical flair.
A humorous remark attributed to Patrick Henry cites a late curfew as the reason for his famous liberty or death phrase. The source frames the quip as a joke printed in the Chicago Record-Herald.
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