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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
10
The article warns that indigestion and related symptoms may worsen if neglect continues and credits Hood s Sarsaparilla with strengthening the digestive system to prevent this miserable disease.
A vignette features Mr Straits declaring love to Miss Slasher on brief acquaintance while Miss Eisenheffer, pawnbroker’s daughter, lives nearby. Advertisements tout Grove’s Tasteless Tonic, Piso’s Cure for Consumption, and local medicine pitches hint at period consumer culture.
The report notes a BC grown apple reached a 16 inch circumference and a weight of one pound three ounces, setting a world record for size last year.
In Menlo Park San Mateo County California the school leads Pacific Coast institutions due to its beautiful surroundings ideal climate careful supervision thorough instruction complete laboratories and gymnasium. Principal G Hoitt Ph D notes the school maintains its front rank.
In a brief dialogue two sisters joke about romance with Mr Sweetly. The younger notes he stops giving candy, implying a shift in affection or attention. The exchange hints at a budding or cooled relationship within a family setting.
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure manufactured in Toledo by F J Cheney Co and warns against mercury based remedies. It promotes genuine product and lists price. It also reports Sir Arthur Sullivan's sixteen instruments sold for 1800 dollars with the top price 850 dollars for a Guarnerius violoncello. It mentions Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic and includes a whimsical dialogue line about Fred Squandret.
Ten cents buys a box of Cascarets with an offer for a free sample and booklet from the Sterling Remedy Company in Chicago or New York today.
A Quaker meeting house has been erected at Gibara near Santiago. The Friends congregation is reported to number over 200.
Paul Revere, famed revolutionary figure, also an inventor who refined and rolled copper. He established the Revere Copper Co. in 1801, a business that persists in Canton, Massachusetts.
A playful exchange centers on an intact egg and an eggnog bowl. The egg declares its cheer while the other jokes about being drunk soon, capturing a light holiday pun and banter tone.
In a terse exchange, Rev. Mr. Goodleigh asks about the last missionary’s standing among the people. Chief Uppi responds that he and others roasted the visitor, noting strong local sentiment and a sharp local retort.
A balloon ascensionist was killed in a dangerous ascent. The piece urges safer, peaceful pursuits and promotes health through Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, claiming it cures dyspepsia indigestion constipation-tutelency and insomnia and encourages readers to try it.
Erastus asks why his tack resembles Limburger cheese, Ephriam responds with a shrug. Erastus notes the joke is dull and easy to spot in the dark.
In October 1896 the Rushford school failed to open due to the teachers nervous breakdown. Mrs. L. A. Gullickson recalls a frightful illness, then credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with her recovery after three months. The pills are advertised as aiding blood and nerves for various conditions.
A brief cartoon dialogue features Mr Cityman asking what use is made of a huge woodpile and Mr Subbubs replying it serves as protection against tramps. The exchange highlights city life humor.
A collection of anecdotes and brief anecdotes features Gladstone and Father Healey on indulgences, a Georgia preacher speaking of folly and religion, a Damrosch daughter’s humorous thanks for “stealing sugar,” Booker T. Washington’s absent minded moments, and Gen. Henry Knox’s weight and fame. The items reflect a satirical, era-specific tone with notable figures and quirky highlights from history.
A appeal to mothers of large families to seek aid from Lydia E. Pinkham's Laboratory Lynn Mass. The ad cites a testimonial from Mia of Belleville Ludington Michigan claiming relief from menstrual pain after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and urging other workers with large families to write for guidance.
A literary discovery from Oxford reports that several hitherto unknown poems attributed to King James I have been found in the Bodleian Library. The pieces are described as undoubtedly genuine and bear the royal autograph.
Advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a one day cold cure. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure and Grove's signature appears on each box.
A Paris unveiling of Washington stirred two American students and a French spectator. The French woman asks about the loud cheer and the other replies that the noise reveals “the savage in them,” reflecting biting humor about national stereotypes.
A young woman questions a suitor with sharp wit while he admits only an apology. She finds herself bound by etiquette to accept propriety over passion, resigning herself to fate within the boarding house.
A brief dialogue contrasts studying French with travel to Paris. One speaker vows to use the language, while another doubts the ease of being understood by a native Parisian. The exchange highlights language learning challenges and social expectations in travel talk.
A humorous local vignette recalls a man who, recognizing his plain looks, asks to be told gently by his wife that his first baby resembles him. He insists on a soft delivery of the unglamorous assessment.
A beggar asks for food and receives a penny from Mr Pompus. The beggar jokes about needing a pepsia tablet to avoid dyspepsia after overeating, adding a comic note to the brief meeting. The exchange reflects a humorous social vignette centered on charity and wit.
Miss Marie Coats of Appleton Wisconsin endorses Peruna as an excellent spring and summer medicine. She reports relief from languidness loss of appetite and irritability after a week and recommends contacting Dr Hartman for free advice if results are not prompt and satisfactory.
Scientists report urban air quality is concentrated about 52 feet above street level and conclude that the healthiest apartments lie on the third floor. The finding links higher elevation to cleaner air in city environments.
A Buffalo man wins a breach of contract case against a subscription book concern over Balzac editions claiming a 1000 set limit. The court rules that differing illustrations and binding color do not create a new edition and clears the publisher of liability. The note warns readers to beware of publisher tricks.
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