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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
10
The ad claims chronic skin eruptions and general debility are caused by “Lords of Misrule” within the body. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla expels these humors and builds up health, strength, peace and pleasure, citing thousands of testimonials.
Jester notes the pastor will preach through a megaphone to ensure the sermon is heard over sleeping members in the congregation. Jimson asks why. Jester explains snoring drowns out the message for others.
At Menlo Park in San Mateo County California the school for boys maintains front rank on the Pacific Coast due to its surroundings climate supervision instruction laboratories and gymnasium. Ira G. Weitt Ph D Principal.
The academy of science at Vienna plans a new station for earthquake observation located 100 meters underground in a silver mine. Also advertised is Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming to cure malaria chills and fever with iron and quinine in a tasteless formula. No Cure No Pay. Price 50c.
Mr Beechwood questions Mars sending signals while Mr Homewood denies any Earth basis. Mothers turn to Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup as the best remedy to ease teething discomfort in children.
An advertisement touts FIT Permanently Cured with Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. It offers a free trial bottle and a $3.00 trial treatment from R Heer Ltd at 31 Arc Street Philadelphia Pa. A stray line about a chainless bicycle joke is also noted in the fragment.
The main wheel completes 1460 revolutions annually while the center wheel makes 8760, the third wheel 70080, the fourth 525600, and the fifth escape wheel 4731860.
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a cold can be cured in one day. It notes money back guarantees if the remedy fails and includes Grove's signature on each box.
A Pittsburg resident cautions readers about mercury in catarrh treatments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a safe alternative. The ad emphasizes internal use and urges ensuring genuine products before purchase.
Mrs Bellefield observes rain turning grass and young leaves green as spring colors show. Mr Bellefield adds watercolors to describe the scene on the porch in a gentle veteran voice. The excerpt captures a quiet countryside moment with vivid natural imagery.
Illustrious governors meet in a solemn exchange asking if they have joined the Buffaloes. An unaffiliated advertisement touts Cascarets as a safe laxative for babies and promises 10 cent offerings from all druggists.
Juryman recalls a verdict of natural causes while a reporter notes an iron beam fell from the fourth floor. The juror jokes that the beam falling elsewhere implies the victim should have been at work, not in the basement, highlighting a grim irony.
Miss Bridesoon asks what is the ideal lover and Miss Yellowleaf replies that the ideal is one who marries. The brief exchange captures a playful social conversation about marriage and romance.
A thoughtful discussion notes the trust problem as a serious social issue that spreads quietly like digestive disorders. It promotes Hotetter’s Stomach Bitters as the reliable remedy for such ailments and urges readers to try it.
A playful exchange about robins contrasts with a neighbor action as a woman tied a towel over her head and vigorously beat four carpets in the backyard, blending seasonal chatter with domestic activity.
A Portland Maine clerk, Fred R. Morton, recounts years of stomach trouble eased by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. After six boxes his illness is cured, and he recommends the remedy to others. The piece touts the pills as a blood and nerve tonic with broad curative claims.
Ray Graham, 14, son of Z A Graham of Washington Indiana, is the youngest member of the Indiana Trap Shooters League and regarded as the best wing shot of his age in the United States. He received a double barreled gun for Christmas and within a week showed rapid improvement, earning a club membership and rapid development as a hunter and shooter.
Ray Graham, shot in the club, competed in Bedford at the fifth annual Indiana League tournament. He broke fourteen clay pigeons out of fifteen and was elected chairman of the league executive committee. A United States wide challenge to young Graham in a 100 third contest will be issued soon.
A Chicago Record Herald excerpt describes a tailor training customers for uneven coats by padding the left shoulder. He labels it postal shoulder after letter carriers who wear a mail bag on that side. He notes many activity patterns cause asymmetry and advises balanced garments.
Frans O Helsten of Larium Michigan has patented a rammed saw oiling device designed to keep the blade oiled as it passes through heavy timber. The invention features a nozzle tip extending down toward the cut to spray oil along the blade and prevent binding in the crease.
A handle mounted oiler for saw blades uses a spring controlled piston inside a reservoir to force oil through blade openings when pressed. Stroke length is adjusted by a screw cap. optional automatic feed via oil chamber allows piston use to be reduced and the orifice size controlled by partially closing the piston tip hole.
Appeal to mothers with large families to seek Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during weak periods. Mrs Carmiz of Belleville Michigan endorses the product after finding it enables her to resume housework and support her eight-member family.
A patient asks the doctor to stop at a drug store to pay for a prescription but has no money. The doctor, hurried, writes another prescription and corrects the record saying no nerve medicine is needed.
A damaged OCR notice presents an ad for Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic urging readers to see the formula printed on the label. The fragmentary text misrenders portions of the script, offering little verifiable detail beyond the product claim.
A chinaware clerk touts a cup and saucer set for 149 while a customer, Mr Parque Pacque, argues the saucer is not the right match. The clerk insists the pair belongs together despite the missing mustache guard feature.
Free book and pictures explain best and cheapest fences on earth from Port land Anchor Fence Co. located at 742 Nicolai street Portland Oregon.
In a playful exchange Harriet admits belonging to two Don’t Worry clubs, while Mrs. Flushing jokes about the double affiliation. A Norwich NY note recalls Piso’s Cure for Consumption aiding a recovery three years prior. a training-school inquiry touches on olives learning.
A sharp observer quips about time saving and other things if a man could take his first ocean voyage and first smoke simultaneously. The talk shifts to Gotrox, rumored to dodge taxes more vigorously than any man in town.
Willie answers his father that he is a chip off the old blockhead. The exchange ends with an unspecified event following the joke.
Progress among Florida Negroes. An industrial school for Negroes is promised in Florida, thus putting that state on a par with other southern states in the education of the colored people.
The note says three expeditions seek the south pole and six target the opposite end of the world, totaling nine new speakers joining the lecture platform next year.
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