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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1902
Page
7
A terse ad request asks advertisers to mention the pager in inquiries. The note appears in a column urging support for a publication feature and its distribution reach.
A collection of brief quips from early 20th century papers. A father discusses marriage as a cure for idleness while a boy questions whipping posts and growing up. Uncle Eben adds a penitential warning about good intentions without action.
A classroom exchange jokes about a buttonless coat being made of paint and traces a playful etymology of news from north south east and west. A quick moral counters pessimism and a five year old Willie quips about crying dirtying his face.
Congressman David Meekison of Ohio, a prominent GOP leader, battled catarrh for 30 years. He credits Peruna with improving his head cold symptoms and believes continued use may eradicate the ailment. He urges others to write Dr. Hartman of Columbus, Ohio for free advice.
A collection of agricultural notes on weed control in pastures and mowing fields. techniques include digging perennials or repeated cultivation. Also advice on painting outbuildings, fall plowing, testing wheat varieties, dairy cattle types, and the demand for capable farm managers.
A dialogue contrasts Willie Pa with a magazine, noting advertising for powder and guns. Philadelphia Press cites Piso's Cure as a long standing cough and cold remedy sold by druggists for 25 cents.
Dialogue shows Todd inviting someone to a children's party and setting a boundary that he wants to play with the kids and avoid adult conversations. The exchange highlights a light social moment about expectations at a family gathering.
A Porto Rican native is praised for a strong inclination toward dancing with both men and women showing a lively affection for the ballroom. The passage highlights intrinsic joy in dance across genders.
A child asks if the hair on the head is numbered as stated in scripture. The father replies that the Bible says so, and the judge narrator notes the idea in a humorous exchange about counting hair.
Agricultural notes discuss grain feeding for cows on grass to quiet and fatten them, with four quarts of cornmeal and bran twice daily cited as profitable. Advice covers hog succulent feeds, lima bean production in California, and the value of scales and the Babcock test for dairying. Emphasis on experimental plots, careful record keeping, and pasture management to prevent overgrazing.
St Nicholas announces for 1903 The Story of King Arthur by Howard Pyle with Robin Hood companion stories by Misa Alcott and other pieces by noted writers. The magazine specializes in illustrated practical articles and a navy yard and assay office features. Subscriptions are three dollars annually with new January starts earning November and December numbers free. A humorous exchange about a general and a doctor’s dyspepsia advice closes the piece.
Shake in Allens Foot-Ease powder to cure chilblains damp sweating aching and swollen feet. Cures Corns and Bunions. Available at druggists and shoe stores. Don’t accept substitutes. Free sample by mail. Allen S. Olmstead LeRoy New York.
A quote from Jewelers' Circular Weekly notes every man must blow his own horn with judicious advertising to stand out in competitive markets. It emphasizes self-promotion as essential in crowded commerce.
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