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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1903

Page

7

Recent 1900s Book Notices Highlight Authors and Works

Robert W Chambers writes Maids of Paradise about a Franco Prussian War episode. Frank R Stockton’s The Captain’s Toll Gate includes a memorial sketch by Mrs Stockton. Dr George C Lorimer reveals The Master of Millions. Oxford presses plans Studies in Dante by E Moore. Elliott Flower’s The Spoilsman portrays Chicago politics. An anonymous The Truth About an Author previews literary life. Captain Hobson’s sister Anne Hobson debuts In Old Alabama. Helen Keller details The Story of My Life from Doubleday. Neale Publishing moves to New York to expand. Charles Eliot’s autobiography inspires a bridge project at Great Blue Hill. Florence Warden’s The Misrule of Three profiles love among three Londoners. Eien Thorneycroft Fowler’s Place and Power to appear in Appleton American edition. Miss Overton’s Anne Carmel compared with The Mill on the Sloss. Anne Carmel’s theme centers on sibling affection surviving trials.

Frank R. Stockton Stockton George C. Lorimer Boston Chicago Henry Frowde Oxford University Press E. Moore Elliott Flower Captain Hobson Anne Hobson Old Alabama Helen Keller Messrs. Doubleday, Page & Company Neale Publishing Company Washington New York Charles Eliot Great Blue Hill Florence Warden Eien Thorneycroft Fowler Dr. Appleton & Company England Miss Overton Anne Carmel the Sloss George Eliot Jean Carmel Anne

The Motor Era and Its Impact on Life

A speculative piece from World's Work argues the automobile transforms daily life by expanding travel radius, reviving rural contact, and boosting land values. It warns railways lose passenger and light goods traffic while faster motor carriages outpace steam locomotives, prompting better roads and new urban patterns.

Ameret France Austral Wil Rons

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Works

A reader from New York City describes relief from back pain poor appetite and painful menstrual periods after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises the remedy and urges other women with demanding work to try it.

Tiss Paine Lydia E. Pinkham Janet Paine West 125Th St New York City

George Washington statue planned in London by subscribers

A note claims George Washington will receive a statue in London funded by English subscriptions. It questions whether the loss of the colonies pleases supporters and hints at socialists tracing laziness to ancient times. The piece critiques “motor intoxication” and mocks contemporary science jargon.

George Washington Britain London

Fragmentary Detroit Free Press Snippet

Fragmentary OCR from Detroit Free Press shows unclear phrases and scattered words about a girl and a moth with missing context and details. Unable to determine a clear event, person, or outcome from the text provided.

Detroit Free Press

Oldest US resident Mary Ann Bell of Champaign Illinois

Mary Ann Bell born in 1780 is described as among the oldest women in the United States living in Champaign Illinois. The piece notes Creek ancestry, early Mount Vernon visit, marriage at 16, 18 children, and long-lived parents. it mentions a jail sentiment, infant teething remedies, and public mood amid disturbances.

United States Champaign Ill Mary Ann Bell George Washington Mount Vernon Anderson Bell Lincoln

Pormenuecioy Gurea and Cure Ads Mixed in One Item

An old compilation of drug ads and remedies relates Great Nerve Restorer trials, Piso's Cure for Consumption, and ammonia uses for cleaning and health. It includes hoaxes, medical claims, and warnings about deafness and catarrh with cures offered by CHENEY & CO and other pharmacists.

Iav K. Klime ROH Kune. Ltd ArchSt Philadelphia Hall I. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Druigists Hell's Fami Swift Specific CO Atlanta

Peruna Deemed Cure for Catarrh of Kidneys and Pelvic Organs

Statements from James M. Powell of Kansas City and Cyrus Hershman of Sheridan praise Peruna for curing catarrh in the bladder kidneys and pelvic areas after prolonged suffering and costly failures. The ad urges readers to seek Hartman guidance gratis and to insist on Peruna as the only effective remedy.

James M. Powell Troost Street Kansas City Cherryville Kan Peruna Cyrus Hershman Sheridan, Ind C. Hershman Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

Chief Justice Brewer Warns Any Lynching Helper Is Murderer

The remark reinforces the law stance that all participants in a lynching are murderers, yet lynching continues. The note reflects ongoing racial violence and judicial rhetoric from the era.

Brewer

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