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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1904

Page

7

Doctor Cure for Catarrh Prompts Personal Confession

A Philadelphia Press item features a joke where a doctor claims to cure catarrh by noting he has lived with it his whole life. The patient questions the doctor’s familiarity, and Miss Maddie and Miss Snappe discuss preserving complexion and storage of a box in a cool place.

Maddie Snappe Philadelphia Press Kentucky Ascum Colonel Lushman Citiman Newcomb Philadelphia James S. Goldsmith

Homely Jokes and Patent Remedies in Early 1900s Notices

A collage of jokes and advertisements from the era includes health cure calls for nervousness and foot ailments, free samples of Allen's Foot Ease, and quips about horse care and fashion. Earlier quotes touch on women in business and classroom humor, with mild satirical remarks on social mores.

Allen Olmsted LeRoy N. Y

Toledo firms back Hall's Catarrh Cure and reward offer

The notice proclaims a one hundred dollar reward for a cure Hall's Catarrh Cure sales pitch. It quotes F J Cheney Co Toledo as the firm behind the offer and cites Wust Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin as local wholesale druggists. It includes testimonials and a humorous joke about marriage from the Kansas City Journal.

Hall’ al Sure F. J. Cheney &Co Props Toledo F. J. Cheney Wust & Truax Walding Kinnan & Marvin Hall Wadi John Kansas City Journal

Perrin's Pile Specific The Internal Remedy Parody

A fragment from the Chicago News features a satirical exchange as a joke about love and loyalty among three suitors. The passage mocks medical quackery with a mock remedy claim and a dramatic end result.

Perrin

Free Medical Advice to Women Boosts Lydia Pinkham Appeal

Mrs Rosa Adams niece of Gen Roger Hanson CA endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female illnesses. Letter cites renewed vigor, regularity and strength after two bottles. Offers free medical advice from Mrs Pinkham to any woman.

Rosa Adams Roger Hanson C.S.A Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Pinkham 12Th St Louisville

Various Humours and Health Notes From The Era

A composition of short notes on medicines and health tips, humorous exchanges, and light anecdotes. Topics include dangers of thyroid based tonics, shaving irritation remedies, vision correction's benefits, cheese as a sedative, potatoes causing fatigue, apples boosting spirits, a string of humorous quotes about horses, games, weddings, and domestic life, with quips from several city papers. The piece blends medical caution with comic vignettes and social observations.

Mr. Jones

Great Names in Congress Patronymic Gems of the Fifty-eighth

A perceptive column from the New York Mail and Express laments that Congress draws men with striking surnames from the South and West. It lists examples like Swanger Sherley of Kentucky and Phanor Brazeale of Louisiana while noting common given names persist, suggesting peculiar baptisms help some reach fame.

United States Congress New York Mail and Express Congress South West Cupid Kalanianaole Honolulu Hawaiian Smith Swanger Sherley Kentucky Phanor Braze Jack Beall Texas Carter Glass Virginia Arsene P. Pujo Louisiana Pol Snook Moon Crumpacker Mudd Skiles Skull Snapp Gooch Shemash Kluttz Shober Spight Bird Adam Byrd Mississippi H. Burd Cassell Pennsylvania Coler Asa Bird Gardiner

Behold the wooden Indian and a comic train exchange

The poem fragment from the Milwaukee Sentinel recalls a wooden Indian guarding a tobacco shop and critiquing vice. A City Hall train exchange then features a Japanese compositor and a taunting passenger asking for his race, answered with a sharp retort about the questioner’s own identity.

Financial toll of insect pests in the United States

Official figures from Washington and extension stations show yearly losses from insect pests at not less than 35 million dollars. Dr. Howard notes the 1874 76 grasshopper invasion devastated Western crops valued at 100 million dollars in one season.

Washington Howard West

On the Verge of Insanity Is a Man’s Moment

A reflective line notes that every man faces moments when he feels on the edge of madness hinting at inner turmoil and fragile balance. The quote underscores the universal struggle with sanity during pivotal life microcrises.

Rheumatism Cure Promoted by S. S. S. In Atlanta Ad

An Atlanta promoter extols S. S. S. as a superior blood purifier and cure for rheumatism, claiming external liniments never cure the disease since it is in the blood. A testimonial from Sidney Ohio notes relief and better sleep after using the product, with a free rheumatism book offered.

Swift Specific CO Atlanta Sidney Ohio

Japan eyes Russia as hardest military test, Japan- China view

The article notes Japan seeks to prove its military prowess against Russia while China is dismissed as a non-threat. It contrasts Japanese resolve with a Southeast Asia focus, reflecting early 20th century tensions and regional perceptions in Asia.

Japan China Russia

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