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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1903
Page
7
A sermon style piece argues that truth remains shining despite eclipse and that God's promises do not depend on human performance. It stresses humility, critique of self-made man, and warns against hollow sermons and showy piety. It connects love of God with home conduct and questions motives.
The Block Island fleet recounts a fierce swordfish struggle six miles south of the island. Christopher Hornaugh, famed as a top fisher, was wounded when the fish rammed the boat with a three-foot blade, tearing flesh from the leg. He was transported to Providence hospital for treatment.
A fragment from the Boston Herald features a playful exchange about luck and certainty. The speaker warns against relying on chance while another quips about shell games, reflecting a broader gambling theme.
The fragment lists various patent medicines and cures for teething, coughs, nerves, and catarrh. It mentions Bam Piso’s cough remedy, Allen's Foot Fresh powder, Dr. Kline's Nervine, and Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and trial offers, plus a note on moral business conduct and shipping.
A debate on high school purpose argues whether it should serve as a practical finishing school for all or primarily prepare students for colleges. It cites the need to connect grammar grades to the state university while maintaining the high school as the people’s college with its own aims.
James Carlisle of Kentucky, an aged uncle of John G. Carlisle former Secretary of the Treasury, has won fame as one of the most noted old fashioned fiddlers with a strong reputation in traditional playing.
A glimpse of regional quirks from contest winners and colorful tunes such as Snowbird in the Ash Barrel and Arkansas Traveler. The text also notes garbled dialogue on science and a classroom riddle about a storage battery, alongside scattered state education spending figures.
A prior letter extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual pain and backache. Miss Janni Paine of New York City credits the remedy with easing her symptoms and returning her health, urging others to write for advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
The ad urges starting S. S. S. this season to purify the blood, boost digestion, and prevent spring and summer skin ailments and illnesses. It claims impure winter air and overwork clog the system and that S. S. S. is a purely vegetable blood purifier from The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta, Ga.
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