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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1902
Page
7
Eruptions eczema and related skin eruptions arise from bodily humors inherited or acquired by poor digestion. Treating with drying medicines is dangerous. the remedy is balanced healing and proper digestion to address the root cause.
An assortment of patent medicine promotions claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses blood and cures eczema and pimples with testimonials. Also promotes Allen's Foot-Ease for foot relief and features a religious quote about life’s mysteries from Rev. Dr. Sliver.
A collage of quoted lines and jokes from various newspapers and periodicals. The snippets include a farewell line about unfinished work, humorous quips about dinners and discomfort, a spell for throat medicine, and a moral reflection on duties and reform attributed to Rev. D Beaton.
An old remedy Hamlin’s Wizard Oil is praised as a reliable cure for pain. Quoted lines from Rev. Dr. Myers and Rev. Dr. Tevis emphasize noble achievements and high ideals, praising thinking rights and Sacrifice, Service, sympathy, and Calvary as guiding principles.
A selection of religious quotes discusses the science of God in Christian Science, immortality possibilities through faith, and moral reflections from various pastors and ministers in Boston New York Denver Indianapolis and San Francisco. The passages emphasize belief in Jesus Christ, conditional immortality, and the enduring nature of Christianity.
Mr W H Allen Jr of 17 Denmark Street Aston Birmingham explains he sprained his ankle after being pitched from a wagon while working as a driver for Keystone Bottling Co. He failed to improve with hospital treatment but after one bottle of St Jacobs Oil his ankle healed and he could return to work.
A light comic exchange about ancestors arriving on the Mayflower and an opposing comment that another family waited ten days for a boat. The brief humor reflects Brooklyn Life’s voice with social banter about origins and travel.
A Leslie's Weekly writer exposes Saghalin convict station where nearly 10,000 inmates endure brutal punishment. Prisoners are sorted by crime, subjected to malnutrition and whips, and housed in dark subterranean tunnels where infanticide and suicide are reported as overseers brutalize and control the doomed inmates. Revolts trigger savage suppression by troops, guarding the desolate mines and cells.
A young Washington matron curves her gaze over a budding romance involving her 11 year old daughter Naomi. A 15 year old suitor proposes a picture exchange, sending Naomi a single American Beauty rose as a cryptic token.
The Baltimore News notes Denver proposes a new cruiser named for the city to carry a valuable library. The remark frames a critique of public gifts and civic vanity, citing a weak man’s reluctance to reveal weakness while praising the library plan.
An appeals piece urges working women to seek Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for organic troubles including backache irregular periods and faintness. A cured young woman shares her letter to the Pinkham laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts as proof and encouragement for others to write for free advice.
Reverends Zimmer man of Baltimore and Overton of Brooklyn urge personal interest and feeding on Christ as essential to church life. Zimmer man calls for men and women to actively reach human lives. Overton compares Christ to sunshine and soil moisture, urging believers to correspond with their environments.
McGregor Iowa inventor W S O Brien creates sand mixing painting using diverse sands in jars to form layered landscapes. He arranges four color blends in jars to mimic rocks glaciers and prairie scenes with snow tipped mountains.
A distinguished Massachusetts professor known for a strong mind faced a ribbing from a clever student who mimicked faculty quirks. After a class, the professor privately advised the mimic Mr Harrison to choose audiences of tact and good sense, signaling understanding rather than punishment.
A Philadelphia fish dealer shows a reporter a lobster marked with the name Joe. The buyer turns the lobster to reveal a brown streak forming the letters J O K across its back. The dealer notes some lobsters carry names such as Jim Janek John and Julia.
A married man’s idea of home comforts is a shirt not made at home. Many men who can give good advice cannot earn their salt.
Chicago letters from Mrs. Kate Taylor a prominent graduated nurse advocate Peruna as the best tonic for weakness after serious illness claiming rapid relief and renewed vitality. Dr Hartman offers free summer treatment for female catarrh cases via The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.
Rudyard Kipling relates a humorous anecdote involving a girl who wept upon meeting him. She confessed she expected someone tall and handsome, leaving Kipling to reflect on the surprise of mistaken expectations.
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