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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1900
Page
7
A reader testimonial from Mrs. Gro. H. of Brooklyn NY describes years of bladder and liver trouble during the change of life and claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound greatly improved her health. She offers that the medicine will bless others as it did her.
Testimonial letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during change of life. Mahala L Butler of Bridgewater Illinois reports rapid improvement and lasting strength, while Mary E Jasus of Bradford Pennsylvania also credits the remedy with significant benefit. Both note personal health gains and recommend the product to others.
An item notes that Albany barber shops stock a mug labeled Theo dore Roosevelt while the governor is said to be shaved in a private room of the executive mansion. An advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease touts cures for painful feet, ingrown nails, and bunions with over 80 000 testimonials and trial offers from Le Roy New York.
Quote from UChicago Democrat notes that crises potentially escalate yet must not linger, emphasizing urgency without dwelling on instability. The remark frames political discourse as ongoing management of tense situations rather than permanent crisis.
The notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal use affects blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation and strengthen the patient. The firm F J Cheney & Co offers $100 to any case that fails and invites testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Piffs and a weather note about clouds signaling changing weather.
London News notes extensive repairs to the Bloody Tower at the Tower of London. Masons reface and repaint the upper wall to resemble aged stone while removing deceptive Roman cement and restoring oak doors and inner passageways once used by notable prisoners.
A devotional sermon warns that many delay good deeds to tomorrow, notes the danger of pride and masked sin, and urges practical faith in action. It urges praying for enemies, urging tithes, speaking to neighbors, and resisting worldly religiosity while urging honest leadership and integrity in worship and life.
A West visitor notes prairie dog overpopulation in Nebraska endangering crops. The article recounts Kansas ranch study of a town with thousands of residents and jokes about burrow life, sentinels, and a faux municipal government led by a king. It also covers a London Salvation Army record and Archduke Otto’s latest scandal.
The Buffalo branch will cross a deep rugged gorge near Bradford on a steel viaduct nearly 600 feet tall. The bridge will exceed 3,000 feet in length and be deemed among the greatest engineering feats, potentially the highest in the world.
A bright woman unknowingly took a package marked quinine to a druggist who identified arsenic instead. The warning urges testing medicines to distinguish false from true and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for indigestion constipation dyspepsia liver and kidney troubles claiming a century of use and failed results.
A Biddeford liquor store owner, after a big liquor raid, told a customer who asked for a drink that he had just sold the last of his stock of beer, delivering the line with deadpan politeness despite the circumstances.
An advertisement urges readers that morning tiredness signals poor blood and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure to enrich and purify blood. It cites testimonials including Mrs. R. Merritt of Dowagine Michigan claiming relief from fatigue and scrofula tendency after using the remedy.
An advertisement extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as the best medicine money can buy. The piece notes a new collar button design with a telescoping shank and internal spring for controlled extension and locking.
An advertising notice details a Rio Grande Western railway pamphlet promoting Paris 1900 exposition highlights. It lists Place de La Concorde Arc de Triomphe Madeleine Column of July Trocadero Hotel de Ville Column Vendome the Louvre Grand Opera and the Napoleon tomb as featured sights with a bird’s eye view and travel tips. It also mentions sources for other advertising material and includes various trivia and filler items from contemporaneous publications.
Mrs. FL W Goulder of Rock Island Illinois writes of five years of catarrhal illness improving after starting Peruna with further health benefits noted. The piece touts free medical advice from Dr Hartman and mentions his book Health and Beauty sent gratis. It also notes wartime officer resignations and Japanese boys taken hunting rabbits.
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