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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1905
Page
7
The note cites Rev. H E B Russell asserting that Jesus is the Christ and savior. It questions a hypothetical woman managing Santo Domingo’s finances, suggesting she could not worsen matters, referencing Aignanolis Star.
A historical feature recalls Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg with General Pickett leading 15 000 Confederates against the Union on Seminary Ridge. The piece notes Hancock’s view from a mile away and the decisive Union victory. Also included are assorted recipes and advertisements from Green Mountain Banner style pages.
A hammock mail receptacle is a novelty with practical advantages. It attaches to the letter-drop opening for easy use and shows at a glance whether mail is present and its character.
A discussion of a large capacity wire framed box for bulky mail and its dust-free design contrasts with a Port Antonio Express report from the Philippines. It recounts a Christmas school program where Americans collected gifts, a decorated tree, and a surprise Santa Claus that frightened local children who misunderstood the visitor.
A playful notice compares Biggs-So Smanley to a thermometer on a sunny day, calling him a man of importance in his neighborhood. The remark suggests high regard for his local presence and influence.
An assemblage of brief notices cites Castoria for infants, quotes religious commentary on church membership and character, and reports opposition to J Pope Brown's Georgia Railroad rate cut by unions and Travelers’ Protective Association. The passages reflect era religious rhetoric and labor concerns with commentary from Rev Gunsaulus and others.
The Walla Walla Statesman April editorial accuses Miss Murdock of false allegations about a New York private school and attacks rival publishers. It defends American Book Company and Frank J. Barnard, claims the stock value is overstated, and calls on educational authorities to assess books on merit rather than libelous rumors. It also quotes Rev. J. S. Lyon urging morality in politics.
One hundred dollars reward offered for a catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co of Toledo, with local druggists Est Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin signers affirm Cheney's honesty. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as internal remedy for blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. testimonials free.
A rich magnate recalls his boyhood as he lifts the tin lunch pail of a new office boy. Seeing homemade bread doughnut and pie, he shares a story then gives the boy a five dollar bill to buy another dinner, with a wink.
A child recalls a backwoods world of shadows and wonder as Richard Le Gallienne writes of a magical wood at his father’s home. The piece blends memory with fantasy while a biting aside from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat comments on debt collection and risk.
Mrs Carrie King of Darlington Missouri writes she suffered years with biliousness and kidney liver trouble. A cold worsened pain backache and headache but she credits Peruna with her cure after twelve bottles, returning her health.
Mrs Minnie E McAllister of Minneapolis reports long back pain eased after seven weeks on Peruna And declares she is entirely cured Her letter cites pelvic catarrh symptoms and praises the remedy as effective in relieving abdominal pelvic organ congestion The notice frames Peruna as a universal cure backed by many testimonials from Dr Hartman’s files
Mrs. Florence Marshall from Seattle endorses Sensorial Cream from Woods Chemical Co noting her daughter's hair grew in thicker after use. Price listed as $1.00 per bottle and testimonial requests honesty.
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