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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1901
Page
10
In a promotional letter R Long of California Junction Iowa reports three years of catarrh with poor appetite and sleeplessness. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla he gained appetite sleep and relief from catarrh symptoms. The text argues catarrh is blood born and cautions against local treatments.
An advertisement urges readers to start Hood's Sarsaparilla for cures and best results, insisting on timely treatment and urging immediate purchase.
An old joke turns on a doctor and an impossible child arguing over a bill. The child insists the stork delivered the new brother while the doctor claims the bill arrives with the birth. The anecdote notes that an impossible child is wittier when a birth occurs.
Two boys debate going home at six p m. One fears a lashing for staying late while the other jokes they will be hugged and kissed if they stay until eight, a playful exchange attributed to Puck.
Mothers will find Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup the best remedy to use for their children during the teething period.
A sympathetic friend asks about health foods and a dyspeptic woman replies she has tried them and will not eat more. They spoil her appetite. Cleveland Plaindealer report notes the humorous exchange.
Clara jokes about engagement while Maud questions the fiancé in a terse Town and Country style exchange. The snippet hints at anticipated proposal amid blurred personal ties and social setting.
A humorous sketch recounts Ferrar Fenton once crippled after a Lincoln student era dispute. He later rose from poverty in London to a lucrative career earning about £80,000 a year amid a tale of drastic fortune shifts. A divorce scare involves Duffer-Beefer the butcher whose strained marriage includes a cold split and a wife who fled to a circus after confinement in an icebox.
Towne Henpeck enjoys entertaining as Browne Year, his wife, remains decent when guests are present according to the Philadelphia Press.
In SORSER URC the United States consumed more raw cotton than Great Britain, reversing the long supremacy. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is praised as the best family medicine, claimed to have 60 years of prestige, now used in almost every home. It is said to cure dyspepsia indigestion constipation biliousness purify blood calm nerves and boost the system.
A regional ad-style piece promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy for catarrh. It claims to act on the blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any failing case. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and drugstore availability at 75 cents.
Competent authorities state South America holds greater undeveloped resources than any region. They claim crops grown elsewhere can be replicated there and note extensive coal, silver, and gold deposits, largely underdeveloped.
Jacob Rils recalls his rough path to journalism in America a choice settled after rejection and a bold moment on the stairs. He contrasts editors dismissing workers with his resolve to pursue reporting amid the shipyard and newspaper offices.
The obituary recalls Zina D. Young Brigham Young’s wife and Mrs Joseph Smith famed Mormon apostle wife who died in Salt Lake City Utah. Born 1821 in Watertown New York she joined Mormonism at 15 and followed Brigham Young to Utah enduring hardships as a temple figure and plural wife before her death. The piece also notes four surviving widows of Brigham Young and other varied items on curiosity in books ancient Peru roads and German trade attaches.
Japan and England have long patronized American horse breeders. Recent purchases by the Japanese Government focus on fine trotting stock to improve native breeds. Agents from Japan are in the country again buying well bred horses after a successful earlier fireat experiment.
Tess Miss Passey proclaims she is an old maid by choice while noting every marriageable man she knows has chosen another. The Philadelphia Press comments on age assumptions and social judgments surrounding young women.
The Chicago Record Herald describes crowded trolley cars with passengers joking that others will alight at the next stop. The ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic highlighting its iron and quinine content and price of 50 cents.
Dialogue captures a quarrelsome family tangle over marriage with Mamie and Fanny recalling past jilts and a claim about a stern husband. A separate reader praises Piso’s Cure for Consumption for coughs and colds, dated February 15, 1900.
A woman sighs that she is tired and asks her neighbor what she has been doing. The neighbor explains she spent the past four hours at the photographer's getting an instantaneous picture of the baby taken.
Miss Annie R Herbert of Lynn Massachusetts recounts years of epileptic fits and nerve spasms ended by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. After eight seizures in one year and failed treatments from ten physicians she found relief within weeks and full cure in six months, with no recurrence.
Washington Star reports a statesman defends a highly lucid document, fearing the public may not recognize its supposed profundity. The friend remarks on its clarity while the statesman acknowledges his aim to be understood.
A terse exchange between Mr. Laphead and Mr. Crusty reports a disputed marriage proposal with Crusty insisting the daughter is now too old. The brief note appears in the Ohio State Journal in a dated social clash.
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