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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1900

Page

7

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised By Women

A vintage advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It quotes letters from women in Kansas Ohio and elsewhere claiming relief from menstrual irregularities, ovarian inflammation, backache and other feminine health issues after using the product and accompanying liver pills and wash.

Lydia EB. Pinkhan Mrs. Pinkham Lydia RK. Pinkham Deak Mus Pinkham Mas. J. PF. Brows Holton, Kans F. Skown Holton Kans Dean Carie Piniirs Anna Dean Mus Piskuns Piniuam Carnie Puittrs Anna, Jr Deak Mas Lydia Hk. Hinkham Mas J.P. ‘Moorman Hawiiton Ohio Dean Muse Pisgnam Amerey Lydia K. Pinkham Confluence W. Va

Cowboys Round Up Coyote Wild Turkeys in Oklahoma Tale

An Oklahoma and Indian Territory hunting tale describes cowboys rounding up wild turkeys near Catoosa with mounted lariats and calls, chasing birds through Big Tank draw. The party, led by Youngblood, winds up with seven living trophies and several other birds. most are winded and released after the hunt.

Great Creek Indian Territory Catoosa Capulpa Frisco St. Louis Youngblood Daugherty Jim

French Brier Pipes Debunked By Tobacco Expert

A Memphis Scimitar interview with a renowned tobacco man explains that genuine brier wood comes from the Adriatic region and is not French brier. He notes most so called French brier pipes are made in the United States from imported brier root and that smokers often react angrily to the misnomer.

France Memphis Globe Adriatic Sea Bruyere

Rich Blood With Healthy Traits Promoted by Sarsaparilla

An ad asserts rich blood reflects strong nerves healthy complexion and vigor. It claims sarsaparilla builds rich blood helping fatigue nervousness insomnia and poor appetite improving overall health and curing troubles from thin blood.

Meed's Sarsaparilla and seed corn advice in a mixed ad copy

The notice blends promotional lines for Meed's Sarsaparilla claiming it enriches and vitalizes blood with farming guidance on selecting seed corn and field marking. It also touts Allen's Foot Ease with testimonials and a note on French railway car aluminum construction reducing weight.

Green carnation by chemicals sparks florist claim

A Milwaukee florist asserts success in growing green carnations via chemical treatments. The passage also touches on varied topics from a Lincoln statue in Scotland to clerical views on women wearing hats in church and other scattered notes.

Milwaukee W. OD. Holly Christ Episcopal Catrch Hackensack N. J Ise

Oldest Dragon Tree of Orotavo Destroyed by Hurricane

A historic dragon tree near Orotavo on the Northwest African coast, famed as the world’s oldest, was toppled by a hurricane in 1867. Its hollow trunk once served Guanchi temple use and later Christian worship under Portuguese conquest.

Orotavo Africa

Royal Lenten Cock Crower in Early Palace Customs

A note on Ash Wednesday practice in the early 1900s describing an official who crowed the hours like a cock to recall St. Peter’s denial. The role remained salaried at least until 1823 and caused King George II to demand explanations from courtiers. Also mentions ancient scales found near Thebes and exhibited in London.

George II

Dewey Birthplace Shrine and a Peruna Testimonial

The article describes the Dewey homestead birthplace in the late 19th century and notes its transfer to I. R. Gordon in 1889 with relocation in 1890. A letter from T. R. Gordon praises Peruna medicine for his wife’s chronic catarrh and sleep issues, claiming a hopeful cure and offering the company a free book.

George Dewey Dewey Edward Dewey I. R. Gordon Gordon R. Gordon the Peruana Medicine Co Columbus, C

Parody of Advertisements and Notes From Early 1900s Column

A collage of notices and quirky facts includes claims about Paraguay soup, cows processing nut pulp, Carter's Ink composition, a robin alarm story from New Jersey, and rising prices for pet robin burglar alarms. It also mentions Dr Wilde’s remarks on Argentine daily papers, mining and engineering schools, a China lunch, a cement recipe, Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup, and dish towel care guidance.

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