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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1899
Page
7
A collage of literary snippets and product notices blends poems lines and ad jottings. It mentions Calumpit and Woonsocket with scattered phrases about parenting fashion and public life. Also includes dubious medical claims and corded addresses.
A mixed page features commentary on anonymous letters and their harm, a May Irwin photo with her son, a naval academy appointment for Carry, jewelry cleaning tips for gold and silver, worry management for women, and remodeling hints for gowns and lace care.
Miss Hewitt daughter of New York's ex mayor oversees Ringwood New Jersey farm. She tends horses as a blacksmith’s forge works, aiding farmers with shoeing and care. Her brother Lieut Hobson’s sister Miss Annie showed grit aiding a runaway horse at Jackson Mississippi. Mrs Charles T Yerkes hosts a grand New York home after buying a Chicago magnate’s fortune. Jealousy in marriage discussed as a cure and folly.
A Girls Own Paper account describes Athos, called the Mountain of the Monks, as a male only peninsula where twenty male hermitages dot the cliffs and Caryes houses bustle with trade while women are banished by legend from the sacred site. The piece notes a miraculous icon and Empress Pulcheria’s edict, and praises the monks for kindness and hospitality.
A woman with experience recalls using a revolver bluff with a blank under the hammer to deter threats. She details two incidents where threats yielded to calm bluffs, avoiding murder trials and earning local respect while keeping five real bullets in reserve.
The Penguin joins the Challenger and Tuscarora as great depths are charted. Penguin finds a sea floor valley 28,572 feet deep between New Zealand and the Tonga Islands, near the Timnalayas pinnacle, while the Tuscarora had held the record at 27,080 feet near Japan. The Challenger reached 27,448 feet near Guam.
A traveler reports rock dwellings near Halberstadt in the Harz built into a rocky slope. Ten rock cages house 40 people in a village of Langenstein with vertical front walls, doors, and a window for each dwelling.
General Miles narrates a Civil War scene where Longstreet's corps advances at dawn. A Georgia soldier resting near the tents proclaims his willingness to fight for his country despite hardship, declaring he may die for the Union while never loving another nation afterward.
The ad claims Allen's Poot-Eace powder relieves stings from coins and bunions. It promises comfort, eases tight shoes, treats ingrown nails and sweating, cites 30,000 testimonials, and offers mail orders for 25c with a free trial package. Also notes the distributor Allen 3. Olmsted, Le Roy NY.
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