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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1903
Page
7
Symptoms of indigestion include nausea belching vomiting and stomach pain. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills claim radical cure by strengthening digestive organs and offer a testimonial from Mrs William G Barrett of Providence. Light quotes and notices about advertising claims and jokes follow.
A collection of brief religious statements from pastors and leaders in Providence Brooklyn Chicago Waco Indianapolis Akron Dallas and other cities. The quotes urge embracing Christ walking with God and acting with compassion while promoting New Year resolutions and cooperative civic service.
In Valdosta Georgia of September 1900 a woman describes a rising sore on her instep that worsened despite medical care. After starting eight bottles of S. S. S. the foot healed and she recovered fully, avoiding crippling. Her name Mrs Oc King credits the remedy for curing her scrofula symptoms.
A collection of moral maxims and religious reflections urging repentance and steadfast virtue. The piece contrasts spiritual strength with worldly values and warns against hypocrisy and blame. It frames prayers, patience, humility, and self discipline as paths to sanctity.
A light tale unfolds with a shop scene where a young man begs for a three letter word. The two saleswomen gossip about him while a confiding rhythm of “really” punctuates the dialogue. The scene shifts to a brokered quip about a coal mine and old maids, ending with a jokey aside on monkey talk.
A fragment from a New York Times item plays on winter hunger and social habits. A character laments a lack of reliable meals while a lighthearted quip about young men and courting appears. The tone mirrors era newspaper style with sly humor and seasonal references.
Mrs Tupman of Richmond Virginia describes years of backache bearing down pains leucorrhea and womb prolapse. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound since June 1901 she reports vast improvement and now weighs 100 pounds. She shares her testimonial and notes Mrs Pinkham will answer letters at no cost. A separate passage advocates larger faith through daily life effort and divine guidance from Rev Q Ewing.
An old newspaper fragment advertises Piso's Cure for coughs and colds and notes a forty year claim. It also references Ha ll's Catarrh Cure and F J Cheney & Co Toledo with testimonials and notary public attestation. The piece includes satirical snippets about post graduate wealth studies and a humorous court exchange about circulation.
A Madrid arrest last month nabbed the Humbert family who had fled Paris in May after defrauding victims of ten million dollars. Their scheme began twenty-five years ago and the disclosure has intensified the burden of their long deceit.
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