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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
8
An early 1900s ad touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe alcohol free remedy for women ailments. It claims endorsements by physicians and notes a testimonial from a woman who gained weight after using the product. The appeal references the Medical Adviser for more guidance.
The fragment discusses grapefr and medicinal qualities for nerves, Orpington fowl lines for muff production, seed grain smut and formalin treatment, pasture forage importance, corn stalk litter for a witry house, and hen behavior. It references two thirds of farms and an unclear date context with phrasing indicating historical agricultural notes.
A long flagged discussion covers renting farms with detailed agreements, soil humus preservation, frost and pest control, and practical farming tips. It notes bank accounts for rural families, the value of home butchering, and self sufficiency through curing meats and raising crops like strawberries and peas.
Fragmented reading suggests a wary view of car ownership with warnings about the burden of debt and dealer pressure. The passage notes the lure of new autos and the quick loss of style, urging restraint and consideration of past possessions.
Fragments describe a home floor wax recipe using turpentine and components for gloss and texture. The text also mentions wages for actors and a humorous compare of women and vines, noting a washerwoman exchange. The piece mixes kitchen chemistry with entertainment industry notes and a joking stock line from the New York press.
A damaged notice details a September auction in Pike County for farm goods and household items including beds, tools, traps, a barrel of pickled cabbage, tobacco, and furs. The broader text discusses highway funding debates with automaker lobbyists opposing federal or state highway money outside designated routes.
Notice lists a room 231 in a building with daily operations from 1 39 to 2 o clock on Sundays, indicating a schedule or opening time. Details are fragmented but imply regular Sunday hours.
The farmer who names his farm and displays a sign at the entrance likely also owns printed noteheads and envelopes bearing the farm name with the proprietor. He probably keeps farming books and operates a silo to provide economical rations for his steers and dairy cows.
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