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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1899
Page
7
Cold Banquet Tale From a Bowery Kitchen Capped by War Talk
A rambling reminiscence recalls a 19th century Bowery banquet where a Walter and waiters faced a frigid service scene. Dishes froze, misfired, and jokes flew as cooks hacked through a chaotic corridor of cranberry sauce, haddock and beef. The recollection tethers to Civil War era finance disputes and war bonds lingering in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
New York
Haddock
Ldn
Dent Man Setteth is House in Order Theme
A fragment urges tidying a living space by systemic renovation. It suggests cleansing the body and organs through a purifying regimen. The text reads as guidance toward personal order and health through orderly habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent Man Setteth
Portlands Exposition and Health Cure Claims Chronicle
The clipping cites Hall's Catarrh Cure by F F Cheney & Co of Toledo and promotional claims of cures. It mentions Oregon Short Line service upgrades with dining cars and connections to Portland. It references Portland’s Exposition and lists local business leaders and organizers tied to the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Mane F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
Oregon Short
Portland-Chicago
Union Palat Ogden
Rio Grande
Oregon
Wash- Idaho
Firemen in the 1840s Chicago Parade and Early Engine
In 1844 Chicago bought its first engine at 850 dollars after protests. Chief Gale led a parade of the Forty Thieves fire crew on the courthouse square, showing off a goose neck plane box machine powered by hand brakes. The square, on Washington and La Salle, hosted open air displays amid muddy streets and early church sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Times
Chicago
William B. Ogden
Ogden
Court House Square
Washington Street
la Salle Street
Universalist Church
Chamber of Commerce
The
Baptists
Washington
Gale
Washington and
Clark Streets
Baptist
Clark Street
Modern Solomon’s Judgment in Aleppo Case
Greek ecclesiastical authorities in Aleppo decide a baby mix up case by assigning the prettier child to the daughter, reasoning the first child should not be humiliated, while the elder mother bears the less favored infant. The decision hinges on social status and parental claims in a religious court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Aleppo
Chicago Fire Engine Parade 1844 and Early Department Heroes
The piece recalls early Chicago fire teams led by Fire King No. 1 and Metamora No. 2, with engine battles for highest water stream. Chief engineer Stephen F. Gale’s discipline spurred improvements, and notable veterans like A H Burley and C E Peck survived the 1844 parade, as lawyers and doctors joined volunteer fire service for civic prestige.
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Chicago
Fire King
Savas
Metamora No. 2
Stephen F. Gale
Hale and Lively
Chicago Fire Department
Peck
Fire Kings
Mr. Burley
Unclear fragment on claim of offspring in Constantinople
Fragmentary line references a claim regarding someone having several handsome children in Constantinople, with no further context or identifiable individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malumat
Constantinople
Swindled Forty Lawyers Comedy of a Roguish Prologue
A New York and Albany Argus anecdote reports a rogue swindling forty lawyers by securing retainers to sue Talroad companies for fictitious injuries. He would borrow small sums against expected proceeds, a feat likened to a Yorks hire wagoner admiring Nicholas Nickleby. The New York Times cites a witty quip from a married woman about taming a tired husband at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yorkshire Wagoner
Nicholas Nickleby
Nicholas
Albany Argus
New York Times
Gossiping Gowns Sparkling Ordeal In Quiet Circle
Three or four girls discuss their new gowns with one speaking at a time while the others seem bored. When a girl takes the floor she becomes lively and chatty, until another girl interrupts with a louder remark.
A Boy's Query About Poodle Clipping
A Detroit Free Press item quotes a child named Tom asking his mother whether the warm end of the poodle enjoys the coolness of the other end. The playful exchange shows childlike curiosity and humor in a domestic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Detroit Free Press
East India Man Builds Two-Ton House Clock
A man from East India spent seven years constructing a massive house clock weighing nearly two tons. The clock features hundreds of moving figures, music boxes, chimes, and intricate machinery.
Natural Instincts and Fashion Desires in Sealskin Style
A reflective line on women’s fashion dreams, noting a strong minded woman’s longing for a sealskin sacque and a white satin sofa cushion. The voice blends social observation with period mood and humor.
Don’t Engage in Literature Unless You Are a Sprinting Star
A playful warning urges focus on speed in running over immersion in prose. It frames sprinting prowess as a metaphor for swift action and practical skill.
What He Had. Guest and Waiter Exchange
A brief exchange shows a guest asking for the dish and a waiter listing liver calf brains and pig's feet. The guest rejects the description of the waiter’s quirks and insists on the actual menu item. The line is cited from the Boston Traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Amateur Art at Oregon Industrial Exposition
In Portland photographers compete for cash prizes as many good pictures go on display at the Oregon Industrial Exposition. Amateurs from around the region showcase their work in a contest amid broad public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Nerve Health Claim and Antique Global Notes
An advertisement touts Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer with claims of permanent cure after first use and offers a free bottle and treatise from KLINE Ltd in Philadelphia. The rest is a collage of historical trivia about Port Patrick, Saint Patrick, Piso’s Cure, Cleveland teachers' salaries, Cologne cathedral, and the Sydney Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kline
Kline, Ltd
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Telephone device aims to replace ear trumpets for the deaf
The Chicago Tribune reports an invention that eliminates bulky ear trumpets. A coat pinned transmitter works with a pocket receiver, powered by a battery, letting the user converse without loud talking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago ,Tribune
Bargain Machinery Dealer Promotes Steel Windmill
Joan Poole of Portland proclaims the best bargains in general machinery engines boilers tanks pumps plows belts and windmills. The new steel windmill sold by him is claimed to be unsurpassed at 48 50 First St Portland.
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Cawlton & CO
Mchinery
First St
Portland
Joan Poole
Onraon
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