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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1902
Page
10
The advertisement claims scrofula affects few children completely, may delay symptoms, and can cause stomach irregularities, dyspepsia, catarrh, and glandular swelling before skin eruptions. It urges testing for freedom from it and states Hood's Sarsaparilla is the best medicine for all humors.
A cheeky item notes Ottinger’s misfortune at cards but success in romance with a playful, witty twee caption from Puck. The gag contrasts gambling luck and romantic luck in a light hearted segment.
Drug stores report Peruna almanacs stocked with astrology content. An expert astrologist provides character traits for each sign and a monthly lucky and unlucky day list. Demand is expected to be high as mothers seek teething remedies like Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for children.
Capt W O Cottle sails in the sloop Yankee Nation mending old shoes and boots for locals. He travels from place to place to save footwear for his coming, and has a new dog companion replacing Jip who had been with him for years. Piso’s Cure praised for throat and lung ailments by Ws O Enpsiey of Van Buren in February 1900.
A fragmented ad style item features a dialogue between a mother and daughter Edith about age and playmates, followed by an advertisement claim for a laxative product astareta Candy Cathartic with pricing and supplier notes.
The Yonkers Statesman notes a Philadelphia composer has created a quickstep and reports it being adopted in Chicago for a funeral march.
A Washington woman recounts severe sciatic rheumatism and a failed medical course before using S. S. to purify her blood. After taking several bottles she regained mobility, discarded crutches, and recovered appetite and health.
A humorous dialogue from the Philadelphia Record contrasts gossip with a claim about silk pillows stuffed with hair from four football players. It also references Andrew Carnegie fleeing a charity-seeking crowd in Pittsburgh, noting he reportedly receives over 300 begging letters daily.
Mrs. George M. Knowles of Portland Maine credits a year and a half of rheumatism to ending after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. One box eased pain, two months cured all symptoms, and a sworn statement disclosed the cure. The ad-promoted pills claim broad efficacy for rheumatic and nervous conditions and other listed ailments.
October 25 commemorates Philadelphia’s 200th year since its incorporation in 1701 when the town had about 1500 houses and over 5000 residents. The city was laid out as a parallelogram between two rivers.
An old advertisement promises one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh cured by Hall s Catarrh Cure and notes Bergen Noord Holland as the site of a 1799 battle where a monument to Russian soldiers was unveiled. A cannibal pun about peppering food precedes the ending quip.
The present Archbishop of Canterbury, while head of a government training college for teachers about half a century ago, personally guided students into gardening, using spade and rake in his shirtsleeves as a model teacher and exemplar.
Saloons are scarce in Mississippi yet contribute almost one third of the state's privilege tax receipts. The state is seen as among the strict prohibition states under local option. Fourteen counties supply most of the $150 000 collected annually.
The piece notes few very old senators with Pettus of Alabama aged 80 the oldest, Morgan West Cockrell and Bate among the 70s and 75s, Bailey the youngest at 38, and discusses how the Senate remains changeable with only a few members who served under Grant Hayes Arthur Cleveland and the Reed era still present.
Quincy Illinois inventor John H Heitland proposes a retrofit heating grate with water pockets around the firebox to heat multiple rooms. The device circulates hot water through pipes to supply warm radiators or compartments, converting a single fireplace into a practical heater.
A Baltimore American remark notes the speaker asking why Hon Yellow Shoute ends speeches with praise for his wife. The gallery observer answers that he must go home to eat, implying domestic duties drive his cadence.
A Philadelphia Bulletin note presents a comic remark: a living skeleton plans to marry to avoid losing his job as his rival in business falls in love, hoping to gain flesh and plausible fear of unemployment.
Courtly medical notes from Dr. C. B. Chamberlin to Dr. L Llewellyn Jordan and others praise Peruna as a cure for catarrh and a general tonic. Multiple physicians from Florida to Indiana attest its benefits in chronic ailments, advising patients to seek Hartman guidance if unsatisfied.
Scriptural note tells how Adoni-bezek was captured by the Jews and maimed by cutting off thumbs and great toes to prevent throne recovery. The piece also cites American hopfields employing about 240000 workers to strip 72000000 vines, with a crop value near 16000000 dollars in a good season.
Washington DC based Dutlie & Co. (Dept. A) invites inventors to send a description for patent consideration with no upfront payment. The firm promises guidance and free preliminary assessment to applicants seeking patent protection.
Baggygies Vilows Winemills and Machinery appears in the notice context as a listing of firms or assets. The brief item references these entities together, suggesting an inventory or classification in a local record. No further details are provided within the readable text.
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