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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1906
Page
7
Dr Lewis Frissell, attending physician at a New York hospital, claims to have isolated a germ of rheumatism. He compares it to other bacteria and notes its affinity for joints. He suggests exposure to damp air may trigger the disease and links the germ to pleurisy and rheumatic heart involvement.
A mother and son discuss studying molecules while a joke about wearing a spectacle frame in the eye appears. Miss Prim cautions a girl to teach a man his distance, and Miss Kay adds a practical warning about a man who leans in for a kiss.
Roanoke veterans report relief after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. A long suffering backache and kidney pains eased. a gravel stone passed after use and the user regained former health and weight. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box from Voster Milburn Co Buffalo.
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. The copy warns against mercury ointments and notes price and availability through Druggists. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and a satirical note on graft and a teething syrup for children.
Prepare a custard from one pint of cream and four eggs. Add two ounces of preserved ginger chopped fine and enough ground ginger and sugar to taste. Stir occasionally until cold, then freeze. Use fresh good ground ginger to avoid moldy flavor.
The W L Douglas Shoe Co dedicated a new administration and jobbing house at its Brocton Massachusetts complex on June 19 with open house from 11 a m to 8 p m. The two story building 260 by 60 feet houses the lower floor jobbing department and second floor company offices. It will host Western Union Postal Telegraph and telephone offices and a mailing department to speed shipments to 11 000 U S dealers. visitors praised architectural quality and utility.
Exemptions for head of family and others apply in SD. Homestead law in MN allows seizure for debt related to repairs. A landowner cannot ditch renter’s land without consent or reservation. Boundary fixation by agreement can bind later possession. A will can set a trust but wife may claim one third under statute. Postmaster General cannot override state law. right of way means no obstruction of carriers on duty. courtesy expected on highways.
A survey of haunted houses and skull lore from Notes and Queries. It cites Bettiscombe near Bridport, Burton Agnes Hall near Bridlington, and Tunstead Farm near Chapel-en-le-Frith. It notes repeated burial attempts failing amid eerie noises and bone relics linked to the Boynton family, Wardley Hall, and the Sumpner manor haunting documented in Gentleman's Magazine.
Workmen in 1797 discovered a small skull beneath a room floor. It was described as possibly that of a monkey, but no formal inquiry or expert opinion was pursued to determine the skull’s true nature.
The article recalls legends of the Scottish royal regalia, including the tale of Christian Fletcher guiding a rescue from Dunottar Castle. It recounts the regalia hidden beneath Kineff church pulpit and later stored in Edinburgh castle, with tales of siege, concealment, and eventual recovery as popular lore.
A New York Press excerpt discusses why the paper handkerchief endures unlike the paper collar. It cites Japan's century‑long use, sanitation benefits, and lower laundering cost, contrasting with linen cloths as germ carriers and inadequate to destroy.
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports a slight eruption on the Isthmus of Panama and jokes about Poultney Bigelow being there again. The remark contrasts a man’s wealth with his prudence, noting that money often signals sharpness.
A dated advertisement extols Cascar ets as harmless natural exercise for the bowels, promising improved digestion and reduced ills from constipation. It contrasts Ten Mile Walks with Cascar ets and notes a sample offer of a French designed gold plated bonbon box.
The piece argues that the nation needs a change of heart not new rules, condemning ruthless practices by American captains of industry and high financiers. It calls for public ostracism of ill gotten wealth and a moral awakening driven by public opinion. A closing quip contrasts patience in fishing with moral patience.
A portrait of Leon Gambetta, son of a Cahors grocer, who overcame childhood eye injuries and poverty. He attended Jesuit school, faced early hardship waiting eight months for his first brief, and rose after defending Dellsehuzes against the empire, earning republic support and a stellar career.
Leadville Colorado notices Gold Silver Lead priced at $1.00 each with cyanide tests offered. Mailing envelopes and full price lists available on application. Control and umpire work sought via Carbonate National Bank reference.
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