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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
2
Advertisement notes fine soft materials in white from toe to above the ankle and a sale price range from 39 cents to five dollars. It promises matching shades for new millinery and urges buying now for summer selection.
Extra fine bleached damask 64 inches wide with several good patterns, priced at 39 cents. Target buyers get fine fabric suitable for home use and craft projects.
A brief catalog note lists cane grips and frames in straight mission and fancy gilt or curved wood styles. Describes rain proof covers and heavy frames suitable for men or women.
For Everybody Twenty dozen new all leather hand bags offered in any style or shape. All leather linings and strong metal frames. Values never equalled by us or any other store in town. Choice of entire lot.
The notice advertises sheer voile or batiste outfits and linen garments in plain or trimmed forms. Prices are reduced with a sale tomorrow offering selections at markedly low cost to shoppers.
The Grand theatre will stage Freckles next Sunday with an excellent cast. Adapted from Gene Stratton-Porter’s popular novel set in Indiana’s Limberlost Swamp, the production is praised as stronger as a play than the original book and a gripping, absorbing drama for the stage.
A remote Ber region erupts as armed factions clash over a rumored treasure. Echoes of phantom sounds drive civilians into shelters while guerrillas maneuver through canyons, triggering ambushes, daring escapes, and a tense pursuit across rugged terrain.
The Aberdeen Methodist church announces Rev. Benjamin Young D D pastor of First Methodist Portland Ore will lecture Monday evening April 28 1913 Admission is free The speaker described as the greatest Pacific Coast lecturer will discuss Grit and Gumption in a period voice inviting all friends and members to attend.
Hoquiam reports a proposal to build a mausoleum in the Hoquiam cemetery. Northwest Mausoleum company executives Geo F. Cuthbert and J C Bunch of Seattle visited to study the plan. Cuthbert returned to Seattle, Bunch stayed, and Cuthbert plans to return early next week.
Andrew Jubell of Queers Avenue went insane early Tuesday, ran naked through his home, then crashed headfirst into a neighbor's glass door. He was taken to the county seat for sanity examination amid claims his condition stemmed from religious excitement.
April 24 reports say the Simpson Logging eight timber sections are being rechecked by the county after a tax dispute. Rumors claim the new cruise may find more timber than the original survey, while county officials including Hennor Wiley decline to comment.
In Montesano on April 24 C N Wilson filed for the appointment of an administrator for John Tornow’s estate. The petition cites property valued at 3164 dollars including a lot in Stewart's addition Aberdeen a fifth in timber lands in section 18 township 19 range 6 and 1664 91 dollars cash in the Montesano State Bank.
A 1920s Aberdeen Herald promotion promises readers a chance to win one or five dollars worth of merchandise without purchase. Readers must find a misprint or error in ads, bring the paper to claim a prize, and weekly drawings will select winners whose names appear in the next issue.
A poetic meditation on dawn as a cosmic miracle. Angels and heavenly hosts herald the sun while beneath, humanity awakens and returns to daily labor. The verse contrasts celestial praise with common morning routines.
In a backstage exchange the stage manager questions why the fourth performer did not advance when cue called Come forth. Super-Oi waited for the other three to go on first, joking about how one cannot come fourth if he went first.
In this witty exchange a husband boasts he can repeat phrases his wife has spoken. She challenges him, and he teases by recalling exact snippets like She said and I said. The humorous exchange echoes domestic banter captured in the Chicago Record Herald.
A Sacramento resident and former United States Deputy Marshal L E Bahney endorses Plant Juice, claiming personal and familial health benefits from stomach trouble to dyspepsia. He notes wide West Coast use and urges readers to try the vegetable remedy sold by Eaton and Swaney Drug Store with money back guarantee if not pleased.
Annie Simoni sues Kuzman Simoni for absolute divorce on abandonment and support grounds. Plaintiff seeks the south half of the southeast quarter of section 21 township 19 north range 19 west and asks for legal costs. First publication April 25 1913 with final publication May 30 1913.
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