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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1899
Page
7
Fragmentary text from a historical page presents no clear event, person, or organization to summarize with accuracy. The readable bits offer no coherent narrative or factual details to ground a news card.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Clifton and a possible battleship shaped vessel. The text is unclear but suggests a research or design note related to naval history or engineering.
A postal style ad extols Rue Economy Oral Baking Powder as cheaper per can yet more economical by better leavening and no spoilage. It warns against cheap alum powders saying they spoil food and harm health, citing physicians on alum's deleterious effects.
An OCR fragment describes a tribal chief and a tale of a chef or captive offering flesh in a meal. A talking about law and noble titles follows with unclear names and a reference to an elephant measuring 89 inches high and 0 pounds. The piece contains incomplete sentences and dubious details.
Notes and quips from a Santa Clara resident touring Europe recount Vienna scenes where poker and cocktails mix with locals. A joke about American drinks leads to a misheard term cooked towels, later clarified as cocktails, amid humorous exchanges seen in public bars and social chatter.
Pleasant Prairie farmer Mr White reports a two year swarm occupying an old frame house on his property. Interior walls are honey comb lined and he estimates hundreds of pounds of honey awaiting winter to harvest. Other notes mention London horses from North America and a singing note breaking a wine glass.
Mrs Clara Makemer of Chicago writes from 802 Chestnut Street praising Peruna as the best tonic for general debility liver complaints and dyspepsia. She claims it helps female irregularities and weak nerves and says catarrh of pelvic organs can be averted with Peruna. Free guidance for women offered by The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus Ohio.
A Bohemian man in town skated home after a night of heavy cocktails and foggy memory. He woke drenched, with his wife warning he nearly killed everyone by overturning the cradle and blowing the gas, while the husband claimed he aimed to die with her. The piece also notes Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr presenting a new vented fire box tested at West Albany, and a remark about explosive compounds rising from about two dozen to over a thousand in thirty years.
As progress replaces old methods the world moves from candles to electricity and from horses to automobiles. The ad highlights Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, noting its long history of over fifty years and claiming unmatched value for stomach and liver troubles.
A jumble of dialogue notes a dramatic kiss accusation and deaf reply. Then medical content touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with money-back claims, plus various ads for trains, mills, cures, and products, including Piso's Cure, a nerve restorer, and Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup.
French railroad companies were ordered by courts to supply passengers with season tickets that carry no advertisements. The Western railway had added ads until a season ticket resembled a pocketbook, and commuters refused to carry them.
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