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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1912
Page
2
Waughs announces cash only policy with top wages for crew and cut prices to beat rivals. They warn of credit being scarce for the next 30 days and urge customers to visit the store for ready to wear goods, promising large spring assortments and savings before Easter.
At about one am Saturday a member of Company G N G W in the Pythian hall armory on First street heard a light smash. He fired at three runners toward H street but they escaped. A rear alley wagon then sped away, fueling a rumor of IWW robbery, though observers doubt the claim and blame local Reds for the vandalism.
B Henderson and BE Clark, arrested last Thursday on suspicion of forging I R Archer's name on a $39 voucher for services cited in the Wappenstein case, were returned to Seattle Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Roberts. Authorities believe they have captured two clever crooks and report possible additional charges.
Hen Henderson and Clark arrived in the city last week to repay a 30 secured by forgery to Mr Archer if he would sign a receipt in full. Archer refused, and the men were arrested on his complaint.
A Lake Quinsault settlers committee reports on county road funds finding 5955 dollars of permanent highway funds available for highway No. 2 and 7539 dollars remaining to be spent in District 8. They note 852 dollars of the district fund could have funded the Lake Quininui road but Davis proposes a plank road from Copalis crossing to Aloha five miles long.
An educational lecture with demonstrations in radio will be held at the Weather High School auditorium next Friday. Professor Patty, a well known educator, will present one of the most instructive talks of its kind. Admission is 25 cents for high school students and 35 cents for the general public. In the afternoon Prof Patty will address city school grade students.
A brief item notes a Supreme Court proceeding involving Shapshits and C Fers. The language is terse and indicates a ruling or argument stage without detailing outcomes or dates. The piece focuses on the case background and participants rather than judicial reasoning.
Mohton Pitner, a prominent New Jersey jurist, named associate justice of the US Supreme Court. He has served as chancellor in New Jersey and has extensive experience with corporation cases, shaping the selection. Pitner studied at Princeton, was admitted to the bar in 1882, practiced in Morristown, served as a Republican congressman, and later chaired the New Jersey Supreme Court before rising to the high court. The piece notes his lineage and long public service.
In winter horses grow a heavy coat and shedding in spring is strenuous. Clipping removes the winter hair so sweat dries quickly, keeping the animal comfortable and reducing care. A clipped horse supports easier grooming, avoids mud from long hair, and costs little.
George O. Curry, a former territorial governor and long time public servant, is described as one of New Mexico’s two U S representatives. A veteran of the Spanish American War with Roosevelt’s Rough Riders, he later held posts in Manila including governor of three provinces. He later became territorial governor and a Republican congressman alongside Democrat I B Fergusson Pan. Dr Harvey Wiley, the government food expert, recounts a tale about impure whiskies in New York.
The first theatrical attempts in this country date to about 168 in New England, opposed by Increase Mather and quickly abandoned. A clear record shows a New York City theater on Job Street with the play Ticharad ii staged March 5 1750. Thomas Key junior manager performed Richard in a notable role.
A New York Press line remarks that poverty itself is tolerable for most, but pity from others worsens the burden, emphasizing social shame over material lack. The comment frames poverty as an ethical spotlight on compassion and judgment.
A local healthful recipe note covers sago use from the sago palm and sage. Sage Soup blends stock with sage to a jelly like texture, then eggs and cream finish the dish for eight servings. Lemon Sago Pudding simmers milk with lemon rind and sugar then eggs and butter for a citrus dessert. Baked Orange Pudding combines milk sago orange zest juice nutmeg and puff paste baked until set.
A New York police captain questions the use of bloodhounds to追 track escaped prisoners. The detective explains the hounds followed them to the subway but lost the trail amid many smells. A Yonkers Statesman exchange about Bella and Beulah ends with a joke about engagements.
Political notice by A. Alexander declaring candidacy for City Council, Fifth Ward, with election date of April 2, 1912.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a natural aid to liver kidneys and bowels during a strike, claiming they gently compel proper action and restore health. Sold for 25 cents at all druggists.
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