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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1905
Page
7
Miss Maria Ducharme of Montreal writes that years of pelvic catarrh ruined life until she used Peruna. She reports rapid improvement and gratitude to Dr Hartman and The Hartman Sanitarium for free confidential advice.
A collage of quips and bits from various papers includes a Sabbath fishing quip, a Sultan with an iron undershirt, a broken engagement over a diamond ring, a joke about laundering punishment, Piso’s Cure ad claims, and a Baptist minister's quote urging independent thinking, all reflecting early 20th century newspaper voice.
A compact Illinois State Journal item notes Hustler’s success due to lacking ordinary advantages. It mentions a man flirting with a girl and a friend warning against holding her hand as she will tell. The piece reflects social mores and candid gossip style of the era.
A wide range of notes cover scientific curiosities from bees attracted to flowers by color to a new Japanese anaesthetic, and a Chinese lamp invention. It also reports on lunar solidification theories, Marconi wireless agreements in Britain, and an ether gramophone. War memories mix with a presidential reception and field camp dining with Roosevelt.
President Roosevelt enjoys a reunion with cowboys during a San Antonio visit. He jokes with riders, recalls a green corn theft, and invites troopers to introduce their wives and families at a reception under trees along a gravel walk.
An Oklahoma Times-Journal report on a federal trial of Louis Brown for murder reveals an Indian superstition called pachofsha. The ritual centers on three days of medical vigil by a doctor, a feast where corn and meat are shared, and a bonfire dance, ending with illness either improving by Providence or death.
Sheriff Nelson of Green County takes John F. Yates to the Kansas penitentiary for the murder of William Hughes last July. Yates, sentenced to three years in Mangum District Court, was allowed to prove up his homestead and provide for his family before starting the term. He agreed to begin his sentence after securing two weeks more to complete the homestead proof.
Violet wonders about Charley Gayboy as a skater and Rose notes her brother’s claim that he is an awfully high roller with skating prowess. The exchange reflects local sports buzz in a Detroit Free Press snippet.
A historical poem extols a forthcoming era of virtue and peace. It envisions a world where reason, charity, and reform triumph over war and creed conflicts. The speaker urges patience and collective effort to hasten this hopeful dawn.
The Earl of Wemyss stands as a colorful figure in Britain’s Lords a militant debater and lifelong public servant. He is described as a modern Jeremiah bold in rhetoric but pragmatic, a hunter and writer who defies age and continues to participate in politics and culture.
The saying notes that as men age they are judged not only for their own faults but also for faults attributed to the children their wives bore from them.
A railroad president says private car lines should come under ICC control as lines are paid mileage without discrimination. Excessive charges remain a shipper issue unless laws regulate rates. Car mileage payments are deemed legal akin to rental for property. The Old Theology noted by Rev D Mack ay condemns eternal torment for innocents. Presbyterian New York City.
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