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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1903

Page

7

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Roses Add 5000 A Year To His Income

An octogenarian dean of Rochester known as Dean Hole turns rose growing into a money maker. For six decades he has studied the national flower and handled some 300 varieties. He gardens himself, hiring only the more laborious tasks, and starts work before seven each morning in his musty town famed among Dickens lovers.

England Rochester Dean Hole London

Dean Cultivates Rare Roses For Covent Garden Market

A Rochester dean secretly cultivates roses under his eye and ships them to Covent Garden Market where they command high prices with West End clubs and restaurants. Experts doubt the roses thrive in chalky or smoky soils, yet the dean denies exposing a secret yet vows to outgrow any man. Fifty years past he created a national rose society by uniting growers for shared progress.

Rochester Covent Garden West End Dean National Rose Society

High speed traction advances tracked abroad

Boston Transcript notes rapid progress in rail propulsion with developments in the meono rail line between Manchester and Liverpool, the Berlin Hamburg tests, and the Cleveland to Toledo limited service. It frames mono rail ideas as descendants of Meigs and Boynton concepts, praising enduring vitality amid ridicule and competition.

Manchester Liverpool England Berlin-Lamburg Germany Cleveland Toledo Berlin- Zossen Meigs Electrle Railway Boynton Bicycle Railway Louse Hoston Brockton Coney Island Patchogue Boston Transcript

Speed policing and medical cures in old notices

A collage of 19th century items describes auto mobile police in Boston, bicycle and horse patrols, imagined flying machine cops, and varied quack remedies. It notes Piso’s Cure for coughs, Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a money-back offer, and ear drum sensitivity linked to anger, reflecting period marketing and public health ideas.

Boston Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Tragedy and Comedy Exchange Barbs Over Pay

A Philadelphia Press dialogue shows Love Comedy claiming you are paid the difference between what you receive and what you claim to receive, while Tragedy protests and asks for clarification. The exchange highlights wage discrepancy and misrepresentation concerns in the company setting.

Philadelphia Press

Lost Queue Riddle Reads Like Odd Historical Wordplay

One humorous snippet ponders a Chinaman’s queue and a puzzled man seeking where the queue began. The quirky verse riffs on pride and a wife deserting her husband with a stew-like wordplay.

Rixby and the many languages joke in a wit-filled page

A collage of jokes and witticisms from the humor pages, featuring quips about wives languages poetry and family life. The items include exchanges about wealth and marriage prospects, playful lines on schooling and social status, and a cavalry drill anecdote. The tone is light and satirical.

Adequate relief with Lydia E. Pinkham’s compound

A New York City woman recalls severe ovarian pain and fatigue from standing all day in a store. After taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she reports rapid improvement and full recovery, urging young women to try it and noting the low cost. The letter offers $500 forfeit if authenticity is not proven.

F. Wright Oelwein Iowa Lydia E. Pinkham New York Lydia Pinkham Adelaide Plant St. Ann's Ave New York City

England Education Act mandates women inclusion on committees

The act requires each education committee to include women among its members. An interpretation cites that "women" means exactly one woman, creating a clash between law and grammar. Yet many capable individuals deserve to be recognized as women despite the parsing.

England

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