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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1914
Page
6
Mrs. James F. Summitt of Muscatine Iowa credits Peruna with curing long running ailments and her improved health leading to the birth of their first child. The piece praises Peruna and notes available Peruna Tablets for those who object to liquids.
In Chicago News, Mr. Penwiggle retorts to a harsh editor who mocks poetry writing with a remark about typewriting. The exchange captures tensions between literary craft and editorial criticism.
Historical clippings discuss pineapple peeling hazards with acids in the peel and salt as antidote. Also notes Belgium's national song dating from 1830 with refrain about king and law.
The article stresses sanitation as essential for long term poultry success. It cautions that good care, wholesome food, and clean water preserve flock health, while poor hygiene invites disease and rare tuberculosis. It urges constant selection of breeding birds to improve stock over time.
In wartime Britain citrus imports falter prompting a shift to homemade wastefully named lemonades. The article notes lemons as a replacement for citric acid in beverages and other uses.
The cost of the Ameri cas cup race amounted to 1.5 million dollars, described as a fizzle. The comparison suggests funding a rival effort would equal the expense of a battleship.
A sweeping collage notes Holland shipyards Canada debt Greece imports lumber U S population Slavs New Zealand workers youth in India and more. It cites Los Angeles property values St Louis theater spending Baghdad to Milan energy shifts Swiss coinage gadgetry and global irrigation plus a Yosemite relief model for the Panama-Pacific exposition.
A legal exchange records a judge warning five and a half hours in town leads to arrest on the same charge. The defendant counters that thirty minutes suffices, claiming the rest can be used or regained. The quip underscores a stubborn custody of time amid lawbreaking.
A cryptic quip from the Houston Post notes Boozie waking a doctor at midnight over a joke about missing tast e and a hat on the dining table. The item riffs on youth and manhood pay days as a humorous aside.
A Baltimore Star Spangled Banner celebration led to the creation of an association dedicated to promoting patriotism and the love of the American flag. The group claims to tackle one of the easiest tasks for a new organization and aims to engage local communities.
A humorous exchange from the Hestone Transcript suggests centenarians are the longest-living group, followed by a Garibaldi quote about bold beginnings. The fragment offers a witty contrast with no further context.
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