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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
7
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best spring medicine for blood purification, digestion, stomach tone, and overall vitality. It cites 40,366 testimonials and urges choosing Hood's in liquid or tablet form with a 100 dose bottle priced at $1. Mrs. S. L. Carleton of Ayer Massachusetts endorses its strength for all ages.
Howard E. B U2rToon of Leadville offers cyanide tests and assay work with prices for gold silver lead and zinc or copper. Missing envelopes and full price list available on application. Control and umpire work solicited referencing Carbonate National Bank.
Australia adopts dried milk processing after successful use in London. Milk is dried between steam rollers into powder needing only water to reconstitute. A medical officer notes success in asylums and general hospitals. A Kansan visits Washington. the boy learns about Rev. Edward Hale, the Senate chaplain, who rises to observe the Senate then prays for the country.
Male applicants invited to Moler Barber College Seattle to learn a complete eight week barber trade with expert instruction and constant practice. Graduates earn $15 to $18 per week. Illustrated catalogue is free. Call or write 215 Occidental Ave Seattle Wash.
A collage of light jokes about a Swede and an Irishman sheltering from a storm, quirky remarks about public figures and pictures, plus promotional lines for Dr Kline’s nerve remedy and several pastiche quips about parenting, humor, and the editor of London Punch resigning.
Ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets promising cure in one day. Druggists refund money if it fails. Features E. W. Grove signature on each box. Advertising copy notes price of 25 cents.
A Boston Transcript contributor recalls a town poorhouse described as a bright white house with green blinds and summer comforts. A 12 year old guide explains the town’s overseers rent out the elderly resident to neighbors for summer to cover her keep.
The late Perry Collier joked that a youth matures when he replaces pictures of actresses with a portrait of his wealthy bachelor uncle, a quip about aging and discretion.
In the Dimdlayas at 1,058 feet Dr. Bullock Workman reports campmates kept awake by breathlessness and sudden gasping fits. He warns sleep deprivation may stop climbers from reaching 23,000 to 25,000 feet. A tangent note describes a rare periwak feather valued at L10 1, noted as the world’s only, and dangerous hunting for it in tiger jungles.
T. G Gibson of Tepisco Sonora said a Mexican man of buseon class offered to sell a large amount of placer gold found within 100 kilometers of Tepisco but would not reveal the exact location. The remark hints at hidden gold finds and local curiosity over the origin of the rich ore.
A vintage instructional snippet describes making pickles from sweet apples. It advises care and quartering, dissolving sugar in cider vinegar, adding spices, simmering fruit until tender, then sealing in a jar with vinegar ensuring full coverage. Keep the jar tightly closed.
An ad warns that 1600 pounds and 100 dollars reward will be paid if a cure is not found for supposed ailments. It cites Hael's Cater pills and testimonials, addressed to J Cunney & Co of Toledo Ohio. A separate street scene describes straw covering a street outside a house after a baby death, with a child remarking on the “well packed” straw.
An old ad promises a guaranteed cure for piles by Pazooointment with a refund if it fails within 6 to 14 days. Druggists authorize refunds, price 40 cents. The text markets itching bleeding and protracted symptoms as solvable.
A contemporary asks if a woman can live on water in this age of stock and water. The remark notes the peculiarity and the difficulty of discussing a speaking feminine presence.
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