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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1905
Page
7
Miss Mildred Keller of 718 13th Street N W Washington reports severe catarrh that resisted treatment until Peruna. After starting the remedy she improved from the first dose, gained her appetite, and regained health. The note claims lasting recovery after a few bottles.
A compact pair of quotes on values. Rev M E Harlan speaks of home as the garden of manhood and ripeness. Rev J M Kling credits Hollander Huguenot Puritan and Cavalier as the civilizing forces, current roles of state church and school.
A string of aphoristic lines contemplates faith humanity and love. Phrases contrast devotion with doubt urge responsibility in life choices and warn against cynicism and empty promises. The tone hints at moral reflection and spiritual insight without naming events or persons.
Long excerpt outlines Miyajima’s Thousand Mat Hall erected in the sixteenth century from a single camphor tree. It rests on hundreds of piles, features cedar flooring and a seven story pagoda, and bears marks of Hideyoshi’s Corea invasion usage. Tales of rice ladles signed by visitors now fill the hall. The piece also includes a Chicago Inter Ocean quote and a profile of Albert J. Pitkin’s boyhood in American locomotive industry.
Mrs. Charlotte B. Coman, a veteran landscape painter now over 70, wins the Shaw memorial prize of 800 dollars in New York for the best work by a woman at the Society of American Artists exhibition. Her piece is titled September Morning a hazy delicately colored landscape.
Under the Elkins law any railroad that pays rebates or a shipper who accepts them can be fined from 1000 to 20000 upon conviction. The interstate commerce commission hunts violators. President Knapp says rebate paying is rare since the law passed. Then a cooking fragment explains steaming cold beef slices in a butter ketchup gravy. A teething remedy advertises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children.
Citizens question Rockefeller funded clothing aid after first use of Dr. Kline’s nerve treatment. Advertisements push trials at 931 Arch St Philadelphia and claim cures for fits, nervousness, coughs, colds and consumption with Piso’s Cure.
A New York preacher denounces Russell Sage as a scalawag in a sharp rebuke. He questions the motive of upsetting Sage’s quiet life and wealth, arguing for peaceful end to the financier’s days.
Advertises a reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Claims testimonials and endorsements from West & Truax, Walding Kinnan & Marvin, Toledo wholesalers. Promotes internal use and blood and mucous surface action. Includes price and availability from druggists.
A governess recounts two polite children “Teddie” and “Bessie” learning manners during walks. Teddie struggles with oversized overshoes yet laughs off tumbles as he helps with kindness. Bessie thanks kindness, they discuss farm animals, and one day thanks Mr Wooster for a generous egg. Capt Tamburint found linked to a Paris army plot. Salvation commission hinted.
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