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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1900
Page
7
A collage of letters and anecdotes touting Lydia E Pinkham remedies for menstrual irregularities and pain, plus testimonials on nerve and dizziness relief. Also ad copy for Allen's Foot Bane and a comic gag from Puck, with a brief joke about a professor and a missing pipe.
A portrait of Tsi An as a slave girl turned Empress Dowager of China, detailing her rise from Pekin to leadership over 300 million people. The piece blends her dramatic ascent with other notes on political campaigning and a series of brief anecdotes from British and colonial sources.
The piece argues that national and state committees coordinate the party effort with top‑down organization. It warns that fight plans in hostile states may be sham campaigns while the main battles occur in uncertain states to clinch success after the nomination.
A garbled collection of quotes and captions from newspapers including Cleveland Plain Dealer Chicago News and stray phrases about a minister and a man named Alfred Austin. The text reads like a collage of clipped headlines and dialogue fragments with no clear report or cohesive event.
A column mixes humorous notes on marriage, propriety, and social foibles with brief essays on women, family life, and a joke about bread making. It cites a Londoner’s gag about humor versus cash and includes a short item on H. D. Traill’s legal dispute over unpaid journalism. It closes with notes on a life plant in Jamaica and a wind driven South American flower.
A collection of remarks on social ease, parental remedies, and moral maxims. The note from J W O'Brien of Minneapolis praises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children, and Pisy's Cure as a cough medicine, while a United Presbyterian quote laments victory in unrighteous causes.
The piece notes varied Indian education across tribes with five Chickasaw colleges and ten Creek schools, while Choctaws have many common schools but no colleges. It highlights federal funding for education and mentions Menlo Park California schools led by Dr Ira G Hoitt with a catalog for the tenth year starting August 6, 1900.
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