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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
7
Pure Blood claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures eruptions pimples boils scrofula salts rheum eczema dyspepsia stomach troubles rheumatism catarrh nervous troubles debility and fatigue. Thousands of testimonials claim success with 40 366 counted in two years. Available in liquid or tablets 100 doses for one dollar.
A Paris statistician states that discarding old calendars is a mistake and calendars for 1900 can serve for 1906. He notes most calendars are good for eleven years, though leap years may shift dates. He claims 1900 had 365 days, not 306, so the 1906 weekday alignment matches 1900.
Serious medical advice extols indigestion as a disease starter and promotes Cascarets as a quick laxative. It argues lack of exercise and poor eating cause chronic constipation and urges immediate use at first symptoms. The ad touts a ten cent box, claims genuine CCC tablets, and offers a gold plated bunbun box as a free gift for stamps.
A long list of dated events and milestones covering politics, exploration, science, and disasters. It includes parliamentary summons in 1265, Lima founded in 1534, Luther’s sermon in 1546, Franklin birth 1706, Battles, revolts, treaties, and notable deaths through 1889. The items feature nations and cities such as England, Spain, United States, Peru, and New York, with emphasis on historical turning points and major occurrences.
A Kansas City lawyer recalls a youth who sold a discolored nickel for two cents, claiming a penny value and sparking a discussion on human reason versus instinct. The anecdote leads to reflections on commerce, fortune, and sharp wit among villagers. The piece then shifts to brief ads and notes on Mrs. Winslow’s Syrup, Dr Kline remedies, and wireless telegraphy’s rise as a commercial fact.
A man crossing a distant coal field fell into a bottomless pit and clung to a projecting beam all night. At dawn his feet were four inches from the bottom, and he escaped with a dramatic, perilous grip.
An excerpt contrasts Admiral Dewey's remark with views on manhood. It argues that the word man in college usage often means boy and notes that many youths who err may become sensible and brave as adults.
Syracuse resident Mrs Addie Harding reports Peruna kept throat irritation from turning to bronchitis after previous doctor visits. Portland reader Mrs Virginia Caviana says Peruna cured chronic throat and lung catarrh, improving health and appetite after two weeks.
J Ogden Armour defends the refrigerator car service calling it a fair return on investment in light of a voluntary 10 percent rate reduction reported in the Saturday Evening Post. The statement frames the policy as beneficial to stakeholders and industry stability.
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