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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
7
The ad outlines eczema causes symptoms and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills cure skin eruptions. It also notes Pacific coast vessels storm tossed with few life losses as most ships reach port.
Edward P. Burch the promoter of the new electric railway at Everett Washington has deposited one thousand dollars as a forfeit if he or his assigns fail to comply with the conditions of the franchise.
An article lists a deafness cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, promising $1000 for any catarrh deafness not cured, plus references to Garfield Tea for constipation and a quip about an automobile record. It cites Druce & Co. Toledo and features harmless dialogue snippets about ladders and a local man named Downing.
The Marion county poor farm in Kansas reports ten inmates and a modest last year profit of 200 dollars over expenses. A medicine ad touts itoves Wasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria remedy with no cure no pay terms. England and Wales fishing fleets total 9 871 boats and 40 000 fishermen with a 6 850 000 hundredweight catch. Hoitt's School Menlo Park Cal advertises a January 7 start and requests catalogues from Ira G Hoitt Ph D principal.
A classroom joke frames Solomon as the wisest man. A boy cites his 600 wives as an example, prompting the teacher to request a wiser illustration. A girl answers with that famous count as the intended demonstration.
Wanted men and women of good character to represent established house. Salary offers splendid opportunity. Address FP U. Box 687 Portland Oregon.
A wooden cannon used in a Fort Worth Greenwall’s Opera House play exploded during a performance and wounded a member of the audience, interrupting the show.
Alfred Bett, the diamond king of South Africa, is 46 and has built a 200 million dollar fortune in 25 years. The ad notes his signature on every box of Laxative Bromo Quinine Taviets, a cold remedy, and trump cards as a metaphor.
A comic tirade argues education shapes youth beyond sums and grammar. A shopworn farmer and paw discuss college as a path to power while mockingly blaming society for changes. A city piece from Chicago Times Herald notes contrasting views on learning and ambition.
A Philadelphia Item reports J Wilkes Booth gifted a lorgnette to a U S Senator's wife after admiring her during the Washington Hotel gathering the night before Lincoln's assassination. The daughter recalls the event as the mother faced rigid questioning and kept the heirloom for years.
A reflective line contrasts ease of sowing doubt with the tougher task of fostering faith, noting how skepticism often travels faster than conviction. The statement underscores the persuasive power of doubt over belief in public discourse.
Rumor says Rowny built will be the fastest sailing craft and likely to win the cup as secrecy surrounds its construction. America gains ground as Hustetter's Stomach Hitters, a long trusted remedy, is highlighted for curing dyspepsia indigestion constipation nervousness biliousness and grippe over fifty years.
A proposal plans to irrigate the greater Canyon Hill area by digging a ditch from the Caldwell canal to the hilltop. In Spokane county 1900 saw forty sudden deaths: twenty two from accidents, ten from personal crisis, five from heart disease or apoplexy, two suspected crimes and one legal hanging.
Warning about counterfeit Cascarets sold by druggists with a 25 cent price. Citizens urged to buy only authentic product and report imitators to authorities.
A witty dialogue contrasts dreams of marriage with commentary on Mrs. Pheedem's boarders. The exchange notes that the boarders are normal class students whose appetites are described as abnormal, poking at dormitory life and perceptions of propriety.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise to cure a cold in one day with a no cure no pay guarantee priced at 25 cents. The ad cites testimonials and asserts rapid sound transmission speeds, while promoting Garfield Tea and other products.
Friends of the deceased seek permission to burn crude pasteboard images of men and cattle on the burial site. The ritual is a sign of respect and is believed to placate or redress the spirits of the departed.
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