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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1915
Page
2
A dense list of social events, visits, and group meetings across Aberdeen includes the Pan Hellenic association hosting in Hoquiam, various club gatherings at homes on First and Morgan streets, and updates on residents’ travels and family happenings. Highlights feature club sessions, hospitality for new members, and announcements of relocations and trips.
The California All-Star Jubilee Quartet presented a fine program at the First Presbyterian church Sunday night. The group, four Black singers, previously performed Friday and Saturday at the Bijou theater under the Young Men's club of the Presbyterian church.
An advertisement proclaims that health requires digestion and a regular bowel movement. It urges using Dr. King's New Life Pill at night to achieve a full free bowel movement by morning and improve appetite and digestion.
Hoquiam insurers receive new rate books from the state rating bureau after a city resurvey. Overall rates fall about 10 percent, with concrete structures down 5 to 15 percent, wooden structures about 7 percent, and residences about 33 percent lower. A few business risks rise due to occupancy, but the citywide average drops 10 percent.
Wanted reliable man to sell Old Line Health and Accident policies in Aberdeen and vicinity. No previous experience required. Write to I. C. Cunningham at 609 Journal building Portland Ore. Aberdeen Printing Co. 809 Bast' Wishkab St.
For sale a Yakima Valley fruit ranch of 20 acres with 14 acres in apples and pears. Includes a fair house and barn, team, tools, good water, 314 miles from Selah and 7 miles from North Yakima. Estimated crop three carloads. For details contact L. P. Dudley at Broadway Pharmacy, phone 99. 62-81.
Hoquiam prepares for the grand lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen and its Degree of Honor with about 200 delegates expected for morning sessions in Ellis hall tomorrow. A banquet at Scandinavian hall begins the evening, followed by social events, with sessions continuing Wednesday to Friday and a probable Friday closure.
Slogan style ad urges immediate care for colds and coughs warning neglect leads to serious illness. Promotes Dr King’s New Discovery claiming early use clears the head and improves breathing with a first dose helping and urges buying a bottle today.
Willie, frugal by nature, buys an eighty cent pound box for Elizabeth and later adds a ten cent bag for her Scotch collie Rover. A quarrel later centers on the dog’s portion as Elizabeth expresses happiness at the growing bond between man and dog.
In a witty exchange Mrs Blunt-Well and Mrs Tree-If discuss their ancient lineage joking about stone age rafians and a red sandstone chateau with stalactites and running water on the doors. The Cleveland Plain Dealer frames the banter as a lighthearted social note.
A Boston Transcript quip notes Cutts the tailor visiting the studio daily for a week. The artist answers that Cutts is laying for him, not sitting, delivering a witty exchange on their roles.
Little ranch for sale includes 9 acres with 3 percent bottom land and 6 percent upland. It features a 9 room house, a 36 by 50 foot barn, a 16 by 24 foot outbuilding, a bearing orchard, pure running water, a boat landing, and fishing prospects. Located near Montesano on the county road 2.5 miles east of South Montesano and half a mile east of Hall station on the O.W. railway. Contact H. W. Hastings.
The article traces early American pension laws from Plymouth 1636 to 1776 and 1792, detailing disability pensions, then shifts to questions about Russian city names and the Petrograd change. It also recalls Knickerbocker influence and outlines French and German forces in the 1870 war, totaling about 1,135,000 with reserves and state troops included.
Water cartridges used for blasting replace dynamite in mine and surface work to avoid fire and danger. Holes are drilled as for dynamite. water pumped into steel cartridges pushes out knobs until rock splits, using hydrostatic pressure.
An Illinois farmer reports twin chicks arising from a single double yolked egg. One chick survived to maturity while the other did not. The event highlights unusual hatching outcomes where two chicks may form from one egg.
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