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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1899
Page
7
A fragment notes Mrs Winslow's Sooth remedy linked to teething care and mentions Chicago theories and a price rise. It references agreements not to contest purses under 375 crocodile S80 seconds to ly round.
Gotham fashion notes describe slim hip profiles and sheath skirts with tight white serge bodices braided in black. Spring trends favor extra jackets in scarlet blue black and white broadcloth with blue preferred country and city use. Heavy corded silk in black lace coats over cloth bodices rise for dressy occasions, though lace usage has softened as fabrics shift away from gauze.
The feature surveys late nineteenth century women’s dress trends with tailored gowns, lace details, and color contrasts. It highlights chalice tan gowns with lace yokes, ivory grounds with red roses, yellow lace throats, and black beading for formal wear. It notes the shift from a single gown to varied tailor made outfits, the use of tweed and silk linings, and the rise of black lace parasols and double skirts. It discusses bodice and overskirt trimming, and practical attire for middle aged women and young matrons. It concludes with long skirts and prevalent fashion sensibilities.
The text argues that a photo can reveal traits through pose and expression. It notes forced stares and unnaturally energetic eyes suggest conceit or concett, while patient suffering marks failure. A natural modest look is presented as the best character indicator.
A Vienna club requires members to marry poor women. If a member wed a rich girl, he pays two thousand dollars, funneled to a respectable but improvident engaged couple.
The item mentions 506000 in Wales unable to speak English 43000 in Scotland speaking only Gaelic and 2000 in Ireland speaking only Trish. It notes a steam motor car on rails completing a trial at sixty miles an hour and oddly claims a cure for digestion constipation nervousness and liver kidney trouble.
A letter from Milllinburg Pa describes a desert horse cantering 24 hours in summer and 48 in winter without drinking. It mentions Piso's Cure for Consumption as a family remedy and claims bright red spectacles with internal essomel doses as a new German seasickness remedy.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Mase as a cure for painful feet and bunions. It claims instant relief from swelling, chilblains, and tired feet, with 19 110 testimonials and mailing options, urging purchase at druggists and shoe stores.
Briggs has had recent success in corn, Griggs notes while Briggs confirms with a chuckle. His wife reportedly received a pair of cobs as a gift, indicating a humorous nod to his farming triumphs.
A historical testimonial ad praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for curing Mrs Florence R Horrman’s abdominal pain dizziness and insomnia. The ad cites Lydia Pinkham’s correspondence work and claims, with a mock letter, widespread patient reach and endorsements. Also includes assorted quotes and references to Hall’s Catarrh Cure and other items.
A Raleigh schoolteacher Susan Wymar from Chicase Illinois praises Pe-ru-na for sleeplessness and relief from overwork. Racine Wisconsin resident Margaretha Danben reports improved health after using Peruna for female complaints and life changes. Both letters offer a free Dr Hartman health book with Columbus Ohio address.
The article discusses copper corrosion in water pipes, soft and carbonated water dissolving substances, and notes that gray horses live longest. It warns of flour dust explosions in recent American accidents, comparing a dusty mill to a gunpowder factory in danger.
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