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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
10
A medical testimonial asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla cures rheumatic pain by neutralizing blood acid and strengthening the body to prevent recurrence. It claims prompt action and lasting benefits based on numerous grateful endorsements.
The dialogue turns to humor as a man recovers from neuralgia and jokes about being happy. An advertisement offers K. G. powder developer, six packages for 25 cents, sold by Kirk Geary & Co. at 330 Sutter St. San Francisco.
In a humorous dispute a bird dealer asks why a customer returns a parrot after four months. The answer explains the parrot’s stuttering problem, noting the line about the blamed bird stuttering. The exchange reflects a comic miscommunication in a customer service context.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a mild laxative for babies and nursing mothers. It promotes the product as suitable for calming infant discomfort and claims general benefits with pricing listed as 10c, 26c, and 60c in drugstores.
The text notes an artist labeled impressionist with a playful description. It promotes O R N steamers from Portland to San Francisco every five days with good meals, berths, and attentive officers. Epworth League round trip tickets are $20 including meals and berth, valid on steamers leaving Portland July 11 and 16.
A 1900 Trinity springs reader recalls a sea voyage and asks if Piso's Cure for Consumption aided coughs and colds. The exchange uses a light tone to contrast discomfort with shared experience in a brief item from the period.
Mrs Newcomb who died in New York left 3000000 to Tu Lane University and had previously given 750000 to the same institution in another gift.
At Menlo Park in San Mateo County California the school’s well-regarded facilities and careful instruction place its boys among the top ranks on the Pacific Coast. Ira G. oitt, Pb. D Principal.
The data notes 38 109 farms enumerated in Vermont, 1880 records show 5 623 farms, and 1890 list 32 573. By 1900 the farm total sits 536 more than 1890 and 2 413 fewer than in 1880.
Parkville chatter centers on forming a milk trust amid doubts about viability. Rockaway residents joke that such a scheme would be easily watered down if pursued.
A satirical exchange argues against the claim that America lacks a leisure class. One character insists society is defined by a wealthy, idle elite, while the other counters that millionaires are hardworking.
A back-and-forth gag highlights the neighbor’s mortgage on his property. Mr. Lots confirms the loan and jokes about calling the land a parcel because it’s tied up.
The Pan-American Exposition will be the greatest in the nation with power from Niagara Falls. The article compares the immense power needs to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters supplying motive power for a run-down body and promotes it as the remedy for dyspepsia indigestion constipation flatulency and nervousness.
A young woman in a fur jacket laments the weariness of returning from a winter trip to the South and the blues of choosing where to spend the summer. She sighs that life feels tiresome and asks if living is worth it.
Nellie Hedden of Connersville Indiana details a year of terrible agony from nervous breakdown female weakness and menstral suppression. After doctors failed and a friend noted Dr Williams Pink Pills she improved rapidly using six boxes. The testimony, sworn November 14 1900, claims these pills offered sole relief and urges others in similar suffering to try them.
The Day editor notes the proposition to abolish ladies' day at the club was voted down. The article quips that many members enjoy meeting their wives occasionally, implying mixed opinions on the tradition.
A Greenweet resident recounts a personal cancer scare and endorses Swift Specific products. The letter urges early blood purification to prevent sores turning cancer and promises a free cancer book and free medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. AA GA.
Mrs De Style jokes about a poodle gift as a brother Harry warns he will leave the house if a pet is kept. Mr De Style swears he will depart if a pet is left in the home, reflecting comic family tensions.
Mrs. Frank Carter of 3 Merrill Street Amesbury Massachusetts says she suffered chronic inflammation and womb issues with regular painful spells. After trying many doctors she used Lydia E Pinkham medicines and was cured taking Blood Purifier Dry Form Compound Liver Pills and Sanitative Wash leading to full recovery.
A southwest Georgia couple offered a fish to a colored minister to seal a marriage. The minister refused, noting the couple appeared too young and joked about choosing fish for dinner that day.
The Mary Cutis Lee chapter in Lexington Virginia aims to buy Gen Stonewall Jackson's former house to establish a Jackson Memorial hospital. The dwelling is currently owned by Jackson's widow.
F. W. Mills described as a peanut king built a career starting as a train vendor. By age 12 he held railroad contracts granting exclusive rights to sell peanuts on trains out of Chicago. His business grew to employ about 600 workers during its peak expansion.
Fogg-Bass says equestrian exercise is unique and beneficial. He expresses positive delight, while Fenderson-H’m notes similar enthusiasm from Bass with daily horseback riding making time for such activity unlikely.
Historical notes describe early terrapin farming with brief initial success followed by abandonment as hopeless. It contrasts the diamond back terrapin quickly learning to beg for meals in a wire enclosure, then losing the instinct that made it valuable when removed from its muddy habitat.
The piece notes Germany faces competition from American producers in the lead pencil industry. It claims American success stems largely from superior machinery and production methods.
An empty Grove’s Tasteless quinine bottle described as the best malarial remedy titled Exile Best Prescription for Malaria and Fever. The item is stated as tasteless and without pay, priced at 50 cents.
Fayette J. Clute calls The A B C of Photography one of the best amateur texts. The 25 cent mail order book is offered by Camera Craft Pub Co of 330 Sutter St San Francisco.
A dialogue notes misery among the rich with Miss Upperton and Miss Gotrox debating. They point to Reggy Van Pelt who earns $10,000 a year yet struggles to maintain a yacht and a stable of horses, blamed as the cause of his misery.
The piece reflects on the sky as a creation that pleases and teaches, citing Ruskin on how people overlook nature’s lessons. It then pivots to recommend Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as the preferred remedy for children during teething.
In a playful exchange, a Chicagoan teases with City of Straits as his nickname for his town while a Detroiter retorts that theirs could be City of Crooks, reflecting rival city lore and banter. The quip hints at local pride and shared stereotypes.
A vintage ad promises a single day cold cure using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes Grove's signature on each box and offers a refund if the remedy fails, priced at 35 cents.
A brief cartoonish reflection notes how after New Jersey residents eradicate mosquitoes following scientific advice, new experts may claim mosquitoes are beneficial and push for importing them and starting hatcheries.
A sheet of 100 two cent Pan American stamps rose in value after the center image was accidentally inverted, making each stamp worth about 20 dollars rather than two cents.
A July August steamer to San Francisco offers include meals and berth. The route promises a healthful rest in smooth seas with pleasant conditions. Agents of the O R and N will provide details or write A L Craig Portland. Queen Wilhelmina is praised as a polyglot with fluency in several languages.
A brief dialogue exchanges between Maisie and Dick with Maisie urging preparation and Dick promising to catch her if she falls from the wagon conveying a light dramatic moment.
A humorous exchange recalls an intense chase when one tramp chased the other. The second confirms the memory, noting a brief period of genuine physical effort and alertness during the encounter.
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