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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1915
Page
5
Superior Court records show business transacted in the first week with new cases filed. The county auditor lists real estate transfers and miscellaneous instruments recorded.
Property records from Hoquiam Aberdeen Elma and surrounding towns show deeds mortgages and miscellaneous instruments filed. Entries include transfers of lots in Quiniault Higley's addition Benn's Central and Union Pacific additions and various lots in Ocean Beach districts.
An obituary style piece honors Morgan Robertson a prolific Sea fiction author who died in Athinoie City. It notes his prophetic storytelling about the Titan wreck and his career sailing before writing, sharing anecdotes on ghost stories, Kipling influence, and a long output of sea tales across years.
Chattel mortgage details include eight cows and a 300 dollar transaction with J. Roberts to David Calder wood. Additional items reference a mortgage involving lot 3 in HOYHOE and a sub division of section 33. Names and places appear garbled but indicate property transfers and parcel dissection.
New six story Varick House at 11 Dominick Street New York city provides lodging for eighty young women at four dollars weekly including lunches. Rooms are single and comfortable with private spaces for socializing and fudge parties. The Spring Street Presbyterian church funds the project to feel homelike and noninstitutional aimed at factory neighborhood workers led by Miss Margaret Shearer.
Frances, three, told to be seen not heard. At a company dinner she gasps for breath and says her mouth is full of talk. The judge records the episode as an incident highlighting the child's urge to speak and the parental admonition.
The passage argues that true glory stems from ancestral sacrifice and the noble example of fathers who died for the country. It rejects vanity in inherited fame while praising youths who claim honor from their father's service and sacrifice.
A science note explains how gold nuggets form under pressure and metalwork. Investigators in Australia cut and polished nuggets to study their structure and found crystalline patterns similar to meteorites when etched. Heating in a Bunsen flame causes surface explosions as volatile components expand and burst the nugget.
A traveler wakes in a valley to a bright young man who explains happiness lives underground at the traveler’s feet. When the plow and pickaxe are heard, happiness will rise and greet him eagerly, shaking hands with joy. The tale, from the Atlanta Constitution, frames happiness as a present consequence of labor.
A London Saturday Review passage describes old table manners when tea was served in large quantities. Hosts collected cups and numbered teaspoons so each guest received the correct implement, and those who did not want more tea placed their spoon in the cup to signal abstention.
Bouilly notes Madame de Stael at about thirty two, neither imposing nor pleasing, with an eager expression in her eyes and a masculine, assured countenance. Her dry lips, imperious gestures, sonorous voice, and rapid utterance suggest creative genius in a woman lacking beauty. She favored standing beside Mme Recamier to contrast wit and expression.
A playful exchange centers on a baby named Fitaboo dle, with relatives noting inherited traits from father and mother. Mrs Fitsboodle jokes about family features while the baby chews his big toes, and Abr jokes that the child embodies his wife’s traits. The wife retorts that the baby often speaks with his foot in his mouth, highlighting family humor.
A Washington Star exchange features a cautious father asking if a suitor can support his daughter in her accustomed style. The earnest young man agrees but suggests living with the family a few years to learn the lifestyle exactly.
An American sailor recounts a North Sea voyage with a 2 mine sweeper crew. He describes 15 hours of pounding seas and cold blasts, the danger of mines, and the careful disposal of recovered mines by gunners firing from deck.
The article argues a four component balance for meals, combining protein, starch or fat, fat or heat, and minerals. It critiques common orders as one sided and offers examples of wrong and correct combinations to ensure varied, nourishing diets.
A simple kitchen aid uses a board covered with emery paper to sharpen knives and scissors and remove rust from steel cutlery. Cut a board to six inches by two inches by one thick and cover with emery cloth for a smooth edge on carving knives.
A North Dakota experiment shows leaving one fourth of cornstalks standing reduces snow drift and soil erosion. The remaining moisture helps the next crop, while standing rows slow wind and protect the surface. Consider leaving a few rows to see if it pays.
A terse verse reflects affection amid comic contrasts praising a beloved despite flaws while noting financial appeal. The speaker jokes about a woman’s appearance and a judge’s quip about her bank account, delivering a playful old fashioned line. The tone is wry and humorous.
A guide to braising as a method to add body to cheap cuts. It explains pot roast preparation on the stove with stock, bay leaves, carrots, onions, and herbs, detailing browning and slow simmering so meat stays moist and flavorful.
Elkhart Indiana resident Mrs Sadie Williams reports a long illness treated by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash after six doctors gave only temporary relief She credits the remedies with restoring her health and permits publication of her testimonial with contact details for the company in Lynn Massachusetts
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