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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1900
Page
7
An assortment of ad copy and notes cover Lydia Pinkham's patent remedy and foot care products, plus a stark statistic: Ontario jail commitments for drunkenness rose 185 in 1899, up over 150 percent. The mix reflects period concerns from health to crime.
Mary J Kennedy of Armoni Co. declares Peruna cured her eight year stomach upset and catarrh after three months of use. She credits the remedy with invigorating the stomach and liver, purifying the blood, and removing the cause of summer catarrh. Free "Summer Catarrh" info offered by Peruna Medicine Co. of Columbus, Ohio.
A playful children's page titled with Aunt Professor and Natalie recounts Natalie's g word mishaps and birthday gifts, including gingerbread g's. It also features a seashore tale, a humming ball toy instruction, and short sketches from Chicago Record. The column blends humor with moral glimpses and light anecdotes for young readers.
A mixed collection of brief items notes on fish senses and sensory organs, a Menlo Park training school ad, warnings against mercury in remedies, Hall's Catarrh Cure promotion, a New Zealand hen as rat killer claim, a Munster high school detail, and various health opinion snippets including quotes from Horace Greeley.
The piece ponders why Jesus suffered if sin and pain are illusions, arguing atonement and the crucifixion's meaning. It discusses beets as a crop, then notes large baseball spending and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for digestion and health. A joke about drill instruction ends the fragment.
The article advises using nitrate around corn hills after emergence and ample manure before planting. It suggests monthly plantings to extend harvest into late summer, mentions Stowell’s Evergreen as a preferred standard variety, and ends with a moral reflection on duty and its rewards.
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