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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1902

Page

6

Peruna praised by public figures for cures and prevention

Congressman D F Wilber of Onenta N Y endorses Penuna as a cure for catarrhal trouble after trying it. C F Given of Sussex N P reports cold relief in five days and recovery in ten with Peruna. Julian Weinsletz of the Sangerlust Buffalo credits Peruna with restoring his voice after a severe bronchial catarrh. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman for personal medical advice.

D. F. Wilber Onenta N. Y Penuna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio David F. Wilber C. F Sangerlust New York City Julian Weinsletz

Young Clifford Gage seeks stage career independence

The nephew of a Wall Street millionaire says he does not rely on his uncle for money, stating he can support himself and handles fortune wisely. He favors self reliance and warns against depending on crutches, celebrating American independent spirit. The piece also notes historical fire losses and shifts in attitudes toward the Spanish American War.

Russell Clifford Russell Gage Gage Wall Street

Those Harmless Soldiers Tale

A London Answers piece recounts a soldier discussing politics with two anarchists in a tobacconist shop. When pressed about firing on revolting workers, he claims unity with “the band” and admits pocketing cigars before walking away, claiming he plays the big drum among comrades.

London

Old West Trails Shaped Great Railway Highways

The article traces how early explorers and pioneers followed Spain and Mexican routes that later became major rail corridors. It notes lines like Union Pacific, Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, and Southern Pacific tracing old trails from Santa Fe and Omaha to California. It mentions towns, mountains, and rivers linked to historic paths and the movement of settlers and wealth seekers along these routes.

United States Plains Deserts Great Britain Francisco Silvester Velez Escalante California Santa Fe San Juan Grand Junction Colo Salt Lake Los Angeles Cal New Denver and Northwestern Union Pacific Omaha Ogden Atchison Gunnison Fort Collins Trinidad Fort Laramie Fort Union Columbia Central Pacific Southern Pacific San Francisco Great American Desert Sierra Nevada Mountains Overland Denver Salt Lake City Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Grand River Rock Island New York Tribune Big Rock Island Missouri River Council Bluffs

Reveille Gun Prank At West Point Reveals Fried Ham Trail

At West Point a cadet prank loaded the reveille gun with sandwiches and paper to create the scent of fried ham. A trail of scorched ham and toast stretched across the plain, but the mischievous cadet was never identified.

West Point H. Irving Hancock Board of Visitors Reveille

Remarkable Financier George W Perkins Right Bower to Morgan

George W Perkins, aged 40, rose from Chicago clerk to financier and Morgan confidant. He steered a $10 million loan to Russia, then joined J Pierpont Morgan’s firm and became a key figure in American finance with an income around $300,000 annually.

J. Pierpont Morgan Europe Perkins G. W. Perkins Morgan Chicago

Mohawk Chief Ranger Oronhyatekha Leads Foresters in Ohio

Oronhyatekha M D supreme Chief Ranger heads the Independent Order of Foresters session in Cincinnati. The full-blooded Mohawk Indian is described as the most remarkable member of his race and has led the Foresters for twenty one years. He once welcomed the six allied Indian nations to the Prince of Wales at Brantford in 1860 and attracted royal support for his medical education in England.

High Court of Ohio Independent Order of Foresters Cincinnati Oronhyatekha Order Foresters Prince of Wales Brantford Canada

A House Balloon Invented by Chicago Man Peter Samorski

A Chicago inventor Peter Samorski conceives a house balloon with a gas bay upper cabin and a comfortable lower home for a family. It features a rear rudder and propeller, a top observation rail, a sail, and a concealed gas machine for propulsion. The piece also includes a humorous exchange about a Lovers Leap site and a jibe at picturesque names.

Chicago Peter Samorski

Prominent Phrases Linger in Early Twentieth Century Text

The excerpt reflects translated fiction’s floral imagery and the Sultan’s repeated promises, alongside endorsements for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children. It notes American women’s influence and education shaping a busy era defined by trade and uplift ambitions.

Mrs. Winslow

New York Sky-scrapers Elevator Incident

A New York City skyscraper elevator failed as thousands exited, forcing many to descend from a thirty one story tower by stairs and expressing displeasure at the halt in service. Separate notes promote Allen's Foot Ease and Hamlin's Wizard Oil, while a Kentucky girl declines marriage for music. Quail poaching limits in Europe spark prohibitions, and a Brescia laborer finds a pearl in a eel's stomach. British trawler fleet numbers are reported.

New York

Signs of Prosperity

Intimate friend asks how to seem richer than one is. The answer: wear old clothes as long as possible and never admit available money to lend. People assume prosperity based on frugality, a mindset highlighted by a Washington Post quote.

Washington Post

Eyes of an Ostrich Observation

A short, whimsical note describes how an ostrich can see all around without moving its head and that a person behind it can see the ostrich eyes while being seen by the bird. It ends with a proverb about being judged by those who dislike you as too old to act.

London

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