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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
7
Mrs Clara Gates of Johns P. O. Mississippi writes of years of weakness with chills severe pains and breast area discomfort. She follows Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound guidance and reports a return to health after months of suffering.
A historic labor realignment in Louisville Kentucky ends two years of factional conflict as the warring labor groups merge into the Central Labor Union. The note includes assorted advertisements and references to Allen’s Foot-Kase remedy and Hall’s Catarrh Cure, plus a mention of Westchester strike action and a Toledo notary public oath from 1880.
An old article describes Angora goats and Mohair use, notes large flocks in North Africa and growing US interest. It includes greenhouse heating plans, pruning knife design, grape vine care, beekeeping tips, milk handling and churning guidance, and farm economy observations with examples from S. A. Hofman and others.
A traveling minister recalls marrying couples at multiple state fairs as a quirky attraction. He describes first a couple invited by local merchants, then a repeat wedding he performed when a different minister failed to appear. He notes the groom asked him to step aside later, since the couple were making a business of weddings at fairs.
A parade of consumer ideas includes a parcel rest for bicycles with vertical axle forks and a top frame seat, a sealed secret ballot shaped like an envelope, a baby photography sofa device, a refrigerator water filter sprigging from the ice chamber, a sleeve height adjuster using a looped cord and clamp, and a lamp chimney with a bottom hole steel to strike a wick. An anecdote recalls a prince answering a social guest with wit about boredom and birthplace. A New York court scene reports corporal punishment in Justice Murray's West Haverstraw court as parents whip or face refuge imprisonment for misbehavior by five boys.
The item notes a new capsule fuel claim using cheap chemicals to power homes cars and trains, then shifts to Hosteller's Stomach Bitters touted for indigestion and vitality. It cites a Liverpool Post summary of Dr Wiglesworth on Rainhill asylum linking drunkenness to rising insanity with 186 admissions, 78 women, 30 recovered, 130 remaining, under 50 curable. It mentions a Chicago Daily News take on character, a Maine wage rule. and a Chicago brass workers strike of 230 over union recognition and nine hour day.
The Montana Central railroad wide strike spans all freight conductors and brake men in protest of a new time schedule. Other items note medicines and a granite quarry wage dispute, while Tiffin division workers seek $1.25 daily pay.
The text notes that no Nebraskan has a seat in either house of Congress. It highlights Nebraska’s status as the twenty fourth state admitted to the Union, thirty three years prior.
A Berlin society forms to supply cooked meals to poor families at the lowest prices. Boiled and roasted meats and vegetables are sold on the streets. Soup wagons attract the largest patronage.
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