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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
8
An elderly figure extols a healthy routine and the use of Peruna as his sole medicine. He cites abstinence from tobacco alcohol tea and coffee early rising cold baths and constant activity as keys to longevity and vigor. He offers a booklet by mail and notes KA-TAR-NO as the current Peruna formula.
A young banker Raymond Nolan embezzled twenty five thousand dollars after using margin trading and a string of bad bets. He confesses to the bank president who refuses to prosecute, and Nolan ultimately serves seven years in prison. On release he supports the banker’s orphaned son, becomes a business owner, and funds the boy’s savings, while keeping his own past a secret.
Poem depicts spring revival through nature’s sounds colors and light. The speaker notes river playful waters grass and birdlike rustlings as a divine woodland musician appears, while skies brighten and air whispers of new life.
Senator Farnifold M. Simmons of North Carolina, a sixty-year-old lawyer, is named chair of the Senate committee on finance guiding tariff revision bills after House passage. He is the Democratic minority at times and previously served as collector of internal revenue in the Fourth district and led the state Democratic executive committee. Judge William L. Chambers, famed arbitration head in the wage disputes between locomotives and eastern railroads, recounts an on board arbitration trip with the Denver and Rio Grande road to gain firsthand insight into mountainous operations. Chambers, sixty-one, Georgia born, has held high offices including chief justice of the international court of Samoa and member of the Spanish treaty claims commission.
A terse proverb states patience can overcome obstacles and achieve wide aims. It emphasizes steady perseverance as a path to success and resilience.
The Paris suburb pensioned general Alexandre Dumas has not been seen for about a year and a half. Reports place traces in Brussels and Aix-la-Chapelle while authorities weigh military tribunal action for illegal absence.
Ignatius Balla argues in The Ro that no American millionaires can match the Rothschilds, asserting their global influence and wealth surpasses rival fortunes. The piece frames the Rothschilds as the era’s dominant financial dynasty.
In Germany researchers shift acetylene from illumination to blasting use. A calcium carbide core in a tin cartridge holds water behind a partition. An external electric percussion device triggers water contact after five minutes, generating gas to be ignited by a spark for rock blasting with numerous cracks.
The New York World laments the decline of American hemp once central to colonial commerce. It notes cotton and jute replacing hemp for clothing, rope, and bale coverings, with abaca and Manila hemp dominating rope production. The piece suggests hemp land could switch to more profitable crops as demand wanes.
A cerium iron alloy of 70 percent cerium and 30 percent iron releases a shower of sparks when struck by a steel wheel. The material has been used to make auto igniters for gas burners and miners lamps, and cigars lighters. It is proposed for motor headlight ignition and as a substitute for electric ignition in engines.
The queen has sternly disapproved of some court costumes at recent fancy dress events. A lady-in-waiting related a witty remark after showing a photo of a couple at one function, with the queen asking which is his lordship and noting the scene with amused irony.
Attorney at Law J. B. COURT COMMISSIONER presides in Rooms 39 and 40 of the Wishkah Block. This legal notice lists associated duties and contacts for public inquiries.
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