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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
7
A collage of tips and testimonials highlights Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for women’s ailments, along with ads for Allen’s Foot Ease, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, Carter’s Ink, and various quips. Mentions of a Russian journalist, laundry humor, and Cuba’s sugar output round out the page.
A playful tale of Jimmy fearing a spotted leopard in a country tree until Uncle Ed reveals the creature is Daisy the cow. The piece blends animal lore with a farm rescue, plus bird-care notes and a list of twelve early accomplishments for girls, like tidiness and reliability.
A Chicago Record item urges correct clothes care by children hanging garments at night. A humorous tale recalls a kindergarten teaching moment with a colored pupil and a spelling primer. Also a brief note on birds bathing habits contrasts water, dust, and mixed baths.
Professor Simon Newcomb in the Youth's Companion explains how stars are suns far beyond our sight. Arcturus appears glowing in summer skies while Canopus shines brilliantly yet remains immeasurably distant. Even toward Canopus the light would ignite the Earth if brought close.
Two prospectors salted a Galena district mine to con and steal from two wealthy widows. The women bought half the mine for 1500 then the rest for 2000, while ore ran dry. They kept digging and hit a rich vein ten feet deeper, earning about 75000 in under a year.
An advertisement for Royal Baking Powder Co located at 100 William Street in New York presents a historical retail placement and branding for this product. The note highlights the company name and city in a classic early 20th century classifieds style.
A scanned Ohio Toledo column includes praise for The Book of Books with religious quotes and a testimonial advert for Hall’s Catarrh Cure promising payment for cured cases. Also notes a notary oath by Frank J. Cheney and mentions Hall’s Family Pills and crop harvesting tips for farmers, including green corn and lima beans storage advice.
The Rio Grande Western railway issues an attractive Paris exposition folder with concise guidance on landmarks and a bird’s eye view of the grounds. It promises helpful tips for travelers and invites requests to Mansfield in Portland Oregon for copies.
A Condensed look at Collier's Weekly May 26 issue noting a pro party tilt ahead of Philadelphia and Kansas City conventions. Senator Frye's article offers a moderate synopsis of Fifty sixth congress legislation. Henry Loomis Nelson and a blundering domestic scene appear in the text.
Miss Wonder-Why questions Miss Singer about playing accompaniment while Miss Gabby notes the loudness drowns her own voice. Baltimore American reports the exchange as a light campus humor item.
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