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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1913
Page
8
Poem contrasts a pampered woman's ignorance of labor with tales of domestic toil. The speaker, E Kiser, notes the invisible strain of housekeeping and questions why some women endure hardship while others live carefree. The piece underscores unseen effort behind daily chores.
A New York clubman recalls Bradley Martin with polished cynical wit. He cites a Washington Star anecdote about an old millionaire’s marriage to a debutante and a remark by two girls on eligibility versus age.
Quotations from newspapers reveal strangers at social events with cryptic roles. A Birmingham Age-Herald line labels a mysterious man as the V P while a Milwaukee Sentinel joke calls another man the groom, and a Youngstown Telegram entry mentions a husband of a famous star.
Mrs Cooke complains her cake lacks nuts and the servant Delia says she cannot crack more due to jaw pain from cracking nuts earlier. The exchange reflects a kitchen mishap and a humorous domestic moment from Lippincott's.
A Chicago Journal poem ponders a long ride mentioning cows with wings green giraffes singing rattlesnakes pink bobcats and a grizzly bear clinging as a playful contrast to the monotony of travel.
A humorous exchange features a wise fish warning a young fish about danger while the latter admits a craving for glory. The tale centers on the lure of being described as the big fish that got away.
A Wisconsin State Journal comic dialogue discusses slang use not tabooed, arguing it expressive in hurry. The strip contrasts a private asylum joke with a swell hotel, reflecting light local humor and reader engagement.
Notice states that articles and illustrations cannot be reprinted without special permission from the rights holder. It cautions editors and readers about copyright restrictions.
A rural essay urges keeping poultry on green pasture to prevent disease and maximize health and egg production. It extols natural feeding from vegetables, warns against bare yards linked to tuberculosis outbreaks, and advises careful breeding, system in operations, and avoidance of dubious quick schemes. It notes famous Leghorn farms, the habit of importing green feed, and common flock ailments like head lice and roup.
A verse stresses not pursuing pleasure but gathering resources for the future. The bee stores honey, the dog buries a bone, and the squirrel nests for winter. It counsels the prudent man to build a bank account, stack dollars, and rely on reserves to avoid hunger in old age. Co. M. Barnitz.
An article warns filth multiplies microbes and endangers poultry with tuberculosis cholera and other diseases. It urges clean houses, clean feed and water vessels, clean ground, and vermin control, stressing that neglect causes high chick mortality and poor returns.
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick relief for ulcers boils eczema and other skin troubles. It cites Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama who healed an ugly nine month ulcer in two weeks and claims the product is recommended by all druggists and available for 25 cents.
Aberdeen resident J C Franz shares a testimonial praising Doan's Kidney Pills for back ache and kidney trouble. He claims the remedy helped when others failed and notes family members also gained benefits. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by dealers nationwide at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is the U S sole agent.
The article teases a revelation about a named person likely soon, inviting readers to stay alert as clues unfold. It notes public interest and unspecified events or decisions surrounding the individual, with emphasis on anticipation and discovery.
A historical health note urges anaemia patients to seek fresh country air and a nourishing diet including red meat and dairy. It recommends iron therapies such as tincture of iron or dialyzed fron with doses of 10 to 15 drops two to three times daily, and warns iron can stain teeth thus use a glass tube.
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