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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
7
A collection of clipped statements extols Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound to cure blues and balance the female organism. Other ads claim Piso s Cure for consumption and Laxative Bromo Quinine for colds. Short anecdotes mock vanity and a widow refuses marriage over a wig.
Conversation from the Philadelphia Record hints Hoag’s unusual fondness for horses. Joax questions the claim while Hoax describes seeing Hoag riding with both arms around a horse’s neck.
A collage of curiosities and verses for children includes a detailed fly grooming description, poems about traveling youths, brief jokes, farm life verses, and notes on Lord Rothschild and Mississippi levees, reflecting a 19th or early 20th century juvenile interest page.
Splendid tigers roam Ulwar as the baron entertains guests with thrilling hunts. The present chief, an adept rider fond of polo and cricket, has been educated by an English guardian and is slated to assume absolute rule over 3,000,000 people when he comes of age.
Four year old New York City boy Peter Jackson, hailed as a hero for guiding his playmate Aggie Ward to safety, was injured when a baker's wagon struck them. Peter broke his left leg and arm, Aggie suffered a broken arm, and the ambulance carried them away while Peter cried for Aggie.
A humorous exchange about gender roles and autonomy unfolds with a mother urging proper behavior from Robbie as they discuss marriage. The quip compares women reliant on husbands to a man hindered by a cuckoo clock and ends with a comical line about washing a washer by sitting up.
The text offers moral exhortations on repentance faith and self denial. It contrasts worldly pursuits with spiritual liberty and urges practical religion over ceremonial piety. It criticizes reliance on machinery and champions living faith, meekness, deeds, and communal church life over showy displays.
A Chicago study finds no formal rule allowing clerks to eat candy. Clerks avoid eating in front of customers, and habits vary by gender and location. The article notes more women shoppers in downtown candy shops, while men mainly buy for home use with rising female patronage.
A 19th century German reform made health and life insurance compulsory for those earning at least $150 annually. By the 1800s about 11.2 million people lived in Germany with many suffering from consumption. In response, 37 insurers financed a sanatorium to treat those afflicted. A closing quip notes yachts and public bowing.
The page bundles social chatter and publicity items: a broken engagement note, health advice praising Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Milwaukee planning a Dewey monument, rail service upgrades by the O R and N line with modern cars and connections, Milwaukee raising funds for a deaf school, a teething syrup recommendation, a Cairo to pyramids motor car trip touted, and Philadelphia allowing motorcycles in parks.
The piece extols Salt Lake City as a key stop on the Rio Grande Western Railway linking East and West routes. It highlights Mormon temples and natural wonders, praises the climate, and promotes a sales offer for a pamphlet "Salt Lake City the City of the Saints." It notes England imports potatoes worth about three million dollars yearly.
Try Allen's Foot Ease a powder shaken into shoes to rest and comfort feet. It relieves swelling nervousness sweating blisters calluses chilblains corns and bunions and promises easy walking. Over thirty thousand testimonials. Trial package free. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. Address Allen S Olm sted Le Roy NY.
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