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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
4
Publisher's notice requests customers to report missed Monday deliveries by calling 33351 and sending a message to the listed address. The fragment provides no further details on location or service area.
A damaged OCR fragment references law, responsibility, and workers toward a free path. It mentions American tamils and various unclear names and actions, with no coherent event or date to confirm.
Notice announces annual school election on December 4 190% to elect two term sectors for the school district. The document records dates and officials for Rough Dry prices and a laundry and broom item list, with unrelated lines about mushrooms and a deer.
Mrs Nora R R 1 Box 1191 London Ohio and Mrs Selina Tanner Athens Ohio report Peruna improving long standing internal ailments. They credit the tonic with restoring appetite easing stomach upset and reviving senses of smell and taste after years of discomfort.
Mrs Jerris Reekel of 2 East Mou and Mrs Alice Bogle of Clinton Circleville Ohio report relief from stubborn nasal catarrh after using Peruna. They describe severe symptoms including mucus drainage and illness before four bottles cured them and let them resume lodge duties with the Rebekah Lodges of Odd Fellows.
A man flees conjugal strife to Canada then returns to find his wife remarried. A later incident recounts a wedding leave request by a junior clerk overheard by a manager, who quips about the length of two weeks. The piece mixes gossip with a dramatic river death and funeral details.
Fragmentary quote shows Mr. Sirius Barker replying to a man about relief from anger while counting his wife’s milliners’ bills. The Washington Star fragment captures a tense exchange on financial strain and temper.
The explorer asks why no visible trace remains on the astral ascent. An airy exchange reflects doubt and philosophical ambiguity about footprints and tangible evidence.
Fragmentary OCR lists rough dry prices and items on a price list. It notes a rough set of prices and generic descriptors without complete product names or quantities.
A compilation of brief mentions includes George F. Baer of Reading Railway aged sixty seven, Captain R F Sewer organizing a British Antarctic expedition costing two dollars, Kes a B. Stiexney of the Chicago Great Western and freight duties for the next six to seven months, Admiral von Holtzendorff of Germany aged Gay-etx, the Duke of Buccleuch with vast estates, Harry P. Whitney starting as a bank clerk earning two dollars per week, and Amherst College’s Index noting a student named among the class of 180 ura! A cryptic line ties Jose M. to a Cuba related death in the article’s closing items.
The column lists athletes and events across nations and colleges. Ira Ryerson leads Austrian turf racing while George Hacken Schmidt is set for a wrestling match in that country. Morgan Mitch eyes a new trotting star in Oxford Pennsylvania as promoter interests rise. Pinus gelding sets a 221% record in a three minute class, and Ralph Glaze appears connected to University of Rochester football. Pushball replaces the annual bowl amid campus rushes at California. Cartmell of Pennsylvania announces sprint aims in four matches and potential return, with Arthur Postle noted as a world figure in related discussions.
An unclear fragment cites H. T. Fenald of Massachusetts Agricultural College discussing insects and their impact on humans. The text is garbled but mentions that a portion of living creatures relate to human life and economy, with references to values and agricultural context. The piece lacks readable specifics or dates.
The instructions describe burning rubbish after clearing a space and using four calls of water and a spray pump with a fire to deal with pests. It advises burning debris twice or thrice to eliminate the problem.
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