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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1902
Page
7
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A 1899 letter from Congressman George H. White praises Peruna as an indispensable internal remedy for catarrh and general health. Testimonials from Louis J. Scherrinsky and Mrs. Nannie Wallace claim cures for coughs, stomach issues, and chronic ailments. The ad-style piece urges readers to write to Dr. Hartman for free advice and promotes Peruna as a universal cure-all for families.
A humorous statistical study imagines a 60 year life split into sleep eating work and leisure with figures such as twenty years asleep seventeen in work and seven in pursuit of pleasure. It notes aside that the average man speaks 11 800 000 words a year and winks millions of times shaping energy and even a potential subway power.
A young man names Home Sweet Home as his favorite song at 11 30 p m prompting a surprised response from a fair girl. The Chicago News vignette captures a quiet, intimate moment between two people as the clock ticks toward midnight.
A patient declares he does not fear death while a physician reassures him with a plan to prolong life. The patient contemplates a miraculous recovery, imagining a prodigious doctor’s intervention as he faces imminent danger.
Mrs Pnette-Why tells Belinda the plane has six weeks’ dust on it. Belinda replies she has been there only three weeks and says she’s not to blame.
The Great Siberian railway spanning 3400 miles from Moscow to Irkutsk links Europe to the Pacific with no car changes. It enables a 40 day world trip and branches toward Port Arthur, shaping Siberia as a key military and trade corridor. Early sections are polished, while the Pacific stretch is newer and rougher with limited passenger luxuries.
A travelogue details the Siberian railway from Moscow to the Far East, noting an almost straight 80 mile stretch, a 60 mile Baikal ferry, and a crowd of 4000 workers led by Prince Hilkoff. It praises low fares and the rail’s strategic wartime value while describing the monotony of the vast landscape and the exotic reach toward Japan China and the Pacific.
Period advertisement urging prompt use of Ayer’s Hair Vigor to restore hair color and prevent graying. Claims color restoration reliably and offers a dollar-for-dollar express shipment via druggists, asking readers to note the nearest express office and mail order to J C Ayer Co Lowell MA.
A lighthearted Chicago News quip notes a boy’s habit of lying and suggests a future remedy in the government weather bureau as he grows older. The aside from next door adds humor about starting him in public service.
A fragmented ad touts Dr Kings Great Nerve Restorer claiming relief from nervousness after heat. It offers a two dollar trial bottle and treatment fee, with a Philadelphia address at 31 Arch Street. Also includes a short humor note about extravagant wives and creditors.
A widow tells a physician it comforts her that he feels sorrow for her husband’s death. The doctor notes the man was a good payer, reflecting on the financial aspect amid loss.
Humorous dialogue spotlights memory and home life followed by an advert for Hamlin blood and liver pills claiming to cure constipation and related ills available at druggists for 25 cents.
A man offered a check to William H. Rogers, Nassau bank cashier, demanding payment. Rogers refused, noting the signer was dead, but the holder insisted the signer was alive when he signed, leaving the bank convinced he had a grievance.
An advertisement asserts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the best remedy for teething children and offers it as a trusted aid for mothers during the teething period.
A connoisseur of art buys a dusty painting from a junk shop window and discovers it is not a Rubens or a Rembrandt. The episode highlights how a familiar 찾able object can mislead even seasoned collectors.
Shake into your shoes to relieve tightness and new shoe discomfort. It soothes tired, hot feet and helps ease callouses. Sold by druggists at 25 cents. Trial package offered free. Allen Olmsted, Le Roy New York.
Mike asks how far to New York and Patsy replies ten miles per person. The judge notes the distance and comments on the miscalculation.
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