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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1898
Page
3
The fragment recalls youth and carefree days riding grandpa's knee with no sorrow and a fearless heart. It contrasts past happiness with present cares, urging hope that life’s burdens fade and love endures.
Mrs. Fleming, a wealthy wife, finds a packet of old letters and recalls a past romance with Harry Atwood. Her husband’s wealth cannot erase the heartache as the two lovers revisit memories, risking a perilous chase to a late night escape.
A fashionably married woman flees with lover Har ry Atwood after a string of secret meetings. The affair ruins her life and that of her husband, as the world debates happiness, memory, and remorse in a tale of illicit passion.
A Detroit correspondent reports how bicycle financing influenced savings bank deposits in small Midwestern towns. Bank presidents note many mechanics redirected surplus funds to bicycle installments, reducing savings receipts while compensating deposits arose from bicycle-related work. The piece also cites immigration statistics and notes Sumatra’s giant spiders and a boy’s curiosity about watch parts.
A critical publical essay argues salvation exceeds reform and mocks a distant pastor while urging practical faith. It condemns hollow religiosity and political demagoguery, warning that clever rhetoric blinds leaders and believers alike.
The Maryland Academy of Sciences received the skeleton of a seven foot tall Indian near Antietam in Frederick County. Two other giants are in the collection, with large vertebrae and thick leg bones. Burial customs included clay packing of facial bones and small mounds over graves. no beads or stone markers were found.
A writer recounts a man saying Gee whiz at every motion and wobble from overheated moments to aches in a carriage. He suggests St Jacobs oil as a cure and notes Methodist representatives meeting in Washington to push a North South church union.
Disconnected snippets warn of impending developments in the Japanese sobroglio tied to Hawaiian government. Digestive concerns loom but Bitters touted as cure. ads claim proprietary medicines and strong health claims. Legal notices and endorsements mix with patent medicine and trademark assertions amid a collage of 19th century advertising.
An appeal urges women with female weakness to write Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Mass. for confidential advice from a woman of vast experience. Letters are read and answered by women only and the service promises helpful guidance to all, regardless of means.
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