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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1916
Page
3
In Taunton Massachusetts Miss Clarice Morin 22 Russell Street says monthly pain kept her from work until she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports full recovery and urges other girls to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
Eastbound service from Seattle to Aberdeen departs Seattle at 7:20 a.m. and arrives Tacoma at 8:35 a.m. It continues to Aberdeen by 12:40 p.m. with a stop in Hoquiam at 1:00 p.m. The accompanying schedule notes westbound departures from Seattle.
The Herald’s advertising columns and job printing department offer help to reach and maintain top visibility.
A description of summer outfits highlights a pate blue frock with side plaited skirt and white guimpe. a Paris sport skirt in blue velours de laine with blue and buff plaid. a buff silk shirt waist. and a spiral brown hat with pink rose accent.
In a brisk exchange from the Birmingham Age Herald readers glimpse Asphodelia Tweddle declaring she has found herself at last. The gossip turns to a proposed dance to mark her new mission as her friend urges action. The column nudges readers to check local ads for further details.
The Washington Hotel reports rising business across the week. The register lists numerous visitors and professionals including J. E. Dixon, W. A. Jolly, R. M. Burton, Geo. Dickey, H. R. Lyall from San Francisco, Dr J. A. B. Sinclair, N. S. Narz from Portland, A. T. Bull of Oakland, Hon. Geo. Dysart of Centralia, J. B. Brophy of Rochester, N Y, A. B. Prindell Milwaukee Road advertising chief, R. P. Lyman of Denver, Smile Cherrial of Boston, J. L. Peterson of Kansas City.
The weekly Herald summarizes notable events and society notes from the past days. Readers are reminded of the paper’s annual subscription rate of $1.50.
The Grant Hotel register lists numerous travelers including J. W. Barrow A. Lowrie L. W. Hendrie and wife Tacoma H. W. Martin W. A. Mitchell and wife L. Ellis E. Anderson Seattle J. Cappell J. Lewis Portland R. P. Sweeney Montesano A. Lowrie Orting G. S. Mikado Portland H. S. McKay Vashon H. E. Marshall Salem E and R. Stabock Lammie Wyo R. E. Gray Chicago N. T. Picket Mo clips E. Briscoe and wife Kansas City, indicating a busy influx.
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Republican leaders favor Coleman du Pont of Delaware as a practical self made business man likely to head the ticket. Du Pont is praised for road building charity, anti labor cordiality, and a strong record in business and military affairs influencing the 1920s GOP nomination prospects.
Repair shop promises fast correction of broken castings for farm machinery. All work is guaranteed with thorough service and reliable results.
Wini fred R. McLaughlin of Quinsault Washington filed intent to make final five year proof to establish land claim for N half of SE quarter NW quarter SW quarter NE quarter NW quarter and lot 4 Sec 28 and lot 1 Sec 38 Township 24 North Range 8 West Willamette Meridian. Proof to be presented before R M Locke at Quinsault on May 15 1916. Witnesses named: John Bunch Ernest Voorhies Richard Olsen Frank Hultine. First publication April 7. Last publication May 5.
The Britisher's fondness for insurance gambling extends from royal deaths to horse race losses. Marine insurance gambling by unconcerned outsiders led Parliament to enact a drastic law to curb abuses against ships and cargoes.
Two notices list foreclosure style sales in Grays Harbor County Washington. One suit seeks divorce on fraud and abandonment. the other involves a real estate lien with a seven acre tract in section 20 township 16 range 10. The sale is set for April 15 1916 at Montesano Court House with Sheriff Schelle Mathews overseeing.
Mrs. Eliza Harris of Hoquiam Washington testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her winter kidney pain and backache and she reiterates that the remedy remains the best for kidney trouble years later. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
Department of the Interior notices Walter Donni of Quinault Washington filed intent to complete final five year settlement for lands in section 15 township 23 north range 10 west Willamette Meridian. The filing before U S Commissioner Robert M Locke occurs April 21 1916 with first publication March 17 1916 and last publication April 14 1916.
The Herald pitches backbone benefits as a cure for jelly spine curvature and mental squint. It offers a safe antidote for the blues and a straight ahead cure for grouch with a yearly subscription of $150 for 62 issues.
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