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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
7
A local campaign features mayoral and postmaster endorsement for a column where women share letters. Mrs Pinnam offers free advice to suffering women from Lynn brass. A Hungarian project to supply electricity to small home workshops near Budapest gains Diet approval.
A collection of wry aphorisms on social behavior and manners. It notes people’s comforts and foibles from chaperons with girls to the sailor-like drive for profit among merchants and the quirks of family life. The piece lampoons vanity and common routines with a humorous urban voice.
An improved electric lamp uses a refractory pencil inside the bulb to glow white light. A new track cleaning apparatus uses circular brushes with wheels to remove snow from rails. A shelving system moves via pulleys and ropes with clutches to adjust height. A life saving net for tires features grip rope loops for firemen. An acetylene gas generator uses a carbide hopper with an adjustable gate to regulate flow. Global newspaper statistics report 12.0 billion copies yearly and massive paper use. Chinese etiquette for greeting, and Canada’s wheat position in global production are noted.
An old newspaper fragment shows an advertisement for Royal Baking Powder Co located at 100 William Street, New York. The ad mentions the product name and the company address in a concise promotional block.
A novel salt and pepper shaker uses a tube handle with spring clips to mount on a shank and an internal sunken reservoir for seasonings. The article lists various products and wonders from the era and notes tobacco revenue in Missouri, plus unrelated odds and ends.
A dated column contrasts Corean civilization with China and notes missionaries teaching Coreans, yet locals resist foreign methods. It discusses Tubing and Catarrh cures, then shifts to advice for farmers on dairying profits, wheel hoes, seed drills, labor input, and crop spacing.
A garbled excerpt discusses moral ideals and the reach of the golden rule, then shifts to a village wedding described amid celebratory processions. It notes a 69-year-old groom with a much younger bride, the event drawing attention and festive displays, before veering into miscellaneous medical and agricultural snippets and scattered antique references.
The ad claims the product purifies the blood of vitiated humors and debility caused by defective secretions. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla builds up the system and aids digestion to expel humors and restore health.
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