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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1906
Page
7
A woman from DeGraff Ohio details her long pelvic weakness and constant headaches. After four bottles of Peruna she was completely cured and urges others to seek the remedy, praising Dr Hartman of Columbus and urging worldwide awareness.
A poem by G. Herbert Wesley critiques the motto A man must live as a driving force in politics and religion. It contrasts expedient living with steadfast duty, urging the unselfish sacrifice of the noble dead and condemning compromise for expedience. It calls for bold stand against evil and a rock‑solid commitment to right even at risk.
In a summer chapter at Plum Cove a Cape Cod native Gertrude Woodford faces suitors and a storm. Stephen Garst hides a past and a lost fiancée while Gertrude confronts jealousy as a yacht trip turns perilous and a life saved by bravery.
A note promotes a book detailing 1000 uses for 20 Mule Team Borax in home, farm, and dairy. It invites readers to write Wash. Broom & W. W. Co. in Seattle if they have alder timber to sell.
A 25 cent dish rack is sold to speed drying by evaporation. After washing with hot water, dishes are placed on edge in the rack to air dry, then finished with a quick polish with a towel.
A widow from India arrives at Ellis Island claiming escape from the suttee rite. The piece notes the ritual was abolished long ago in British India and that such cases are exceedingly rare, with the narrative casting doubt on her motives and plausibility.
A district judge John R Thomas, traveling at night, sought lodging in a peopled town with no hotel. An Indian grocer refused help until reminded of a past debt Thomas owed him for liquor sold in Muskogee, where the judge had sentenced him to sixty days and $100, a sum not paid.
A Philadelphia Press quote notes Mrs McCall’s exacting manner and habit of answering cost inquiries with the reply that the price is whatever her husband pays. The piece contrasts this with the average man attributing success to his own judgment and his tendency to ignore others’ counsel.
A recipe instructs washing trimming rhubarb cutting it into pieces then baking in a slow oven with one scant cup sugar in an earthen dish until tender The result is described as more delicate and rich than stewing the rhubarb.
A collection of quips and notices from the Cleveland Leader highlighting reminiscences about youth and aging women, a Seattle lumber ad seeking alder belts or logs from Broom and W. W. Co., and a light verse about a mosquito and Peter. The piece also notes a Philadelphia medical claim about operations on children to cure criminal tendencies and ends with a political quip about a no jury briber.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and offers a $100 reward for any catarrh based cure not worked by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The pitch targets hearing loss from mucous membrane inflammation and urges readers to request free circulars from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
The notice touts Dr. R H Kline of Philadelphia offering a free trial and treatise for a claimed cure all nervous diseases including fits and Vitus Dance. It also contains garbled, repetitive text and unrelated snippets about alligators and Central American politics.
A prominent New York lawyer faced a failed Wall Street speculative venture. He died by his own hand, a act that does not quell broader unrest and discontent connected to EN Oss.
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