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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1908
Page
2
A 1908 letter argues that socialism offers a remedy to suffering and corruption. It asserts reforms face opposition yet promises a world of brotherly love, economic justice, and diminished suffering through shared labor. Christian Science contrasts death with heaven as life eternal and harmonious.
Mr Bicknell Young of the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston spoke at the Grand theater for an hour and a half, drawing a large, attentive crowd on Grays Harbor. He argued that Christian Science offers practical value, heals diseases, reforms sinners, and improves morality while addressing mind as God.
The excerpt praises Schilling's Best grocers for fair policy and quick refunds when a complaint arises. A remark about a wife’s glare is noted, alongside a quoted exchange and moral maxims about aiming for excellence.
The piece discusses piracy as a long-standing theme in history and literature. It highlights famous captains like Bartholomew Roberts England Lowther and Henry Morgan and notes their exploits harmed the Caribbean and North America. It reflects on why pirates captivate readers and imitators in modern times.
Observations aboard a transatlantic cattle steamer reveal passengers debating cattle temperature checks and nautical routines while Miss Talbot jokes about beans. The piece also notes diamond cutters face strict theft controls and daily stone counts to prevent losses.
What would you do in a burn or scald to relieve pain and aid healing. Chamberlain's Salve applied on a soft cloth relieves pain almost instantly and helps prevent scarring in mild injuries. For sale by the Vans Drug Company.
A Hamburg paper quotes a sentimentalist decrying a Mozart museum display in Salzburg that includes the composer’s skull along with piano, letters, and portraits. The critic argues the exhibit shows lack of reverence and questions the skull’s authenticity, prompting protests in Mozart’s hometown.
House members joke about a congressman's polysyllabic speech and hot air. He attempts to explain a financial bill and is compared to a beautiful swan breaststroking the sea, glinting above unfathomable depths below.
A school riddle ends with a clever pupil explaining an island and a peninsula using glasses of water and milk. The teacher praises the student, who captures the concept with a playful illustration and a memorable pun.
The article highlights Robert Fulton’s exceptional concentration and study habits. It cites his devotion to languages French Italian German and to advanced subjects like higher mathematics chemistry and perspective as key to his scientific progress.
A letter to a local officer cites last year’s act requiring heads of families to alert the health officer at once if any contagious disease appears. The message mentions measles and raises questions about enforcing the rule and notifying authorities.
A garbled item hints at a share of pride among individuals boasting superior abilities. The text references a conceited man and an exchange where someone would be carried away with pride by another who claims greater talents.
A Louisville Courier Journal fragment recalls witty lines about a wife and a man who made a million dollars reflecting on comebacks and sharp humor. The brief quip contrasts a wife describing an oman who sews gowns with a man boasting wealth.
Advice on treating colds with Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for rapid relief and lung support. Claims it prevents pneumonia when used and works with nature to restore health, noting wide reputation and safety for all ages.
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