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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1907

Page

2

Inspector William Lewis Remains Horticultural Inspector

William Lewis, appointed inspector for Chehalis County, seeks guidance after a supreme court ruling on the office. I A Huntley informs him to continue service as horticultural inspector per attorney general advice, noting a possible rehearing and awaiting further guidance.

Lewis Supreme Court William Lewis Board of Commissioners Chehalis County I. A. Huntley Tacoma Wasa Montesano Wash Sth Hunriey

For Sale by McBride & Hamblen Boiler and Engine

A blacksmith and wagon shop on G and River streets offers a 10 H. P. upright boiler and a 1 H. P. engine in first class condition. Priced to sell, inquiries welcome at the premises 66.

McBride & Hamblen River Streets

Legend of the White Sky Calf

The Kiowa tell of a sacred white buffalo herd once thriving in a fertile desert. An old medicine man vowed to build a tepee from white skins, and a white light with a central white buffalo calf descended from the sky guiding the herd northward. Since then Kiowas have never seen a white buffalo. Engraved Easter Eggs. Engraving eggs in South America uses delicate tools to create light and shade. spring displays feature maps of South America, clasped hands, a liberty cap, and a rising sun on decorative eggs.

American Ne-ka-ta-mah South America New York Tribune

Obliging and Obnoxious Shopman Exchange

A domestic vignette shows Mrs Jay's caller and the husband noting the caller’s visit while the wife fears aging and finality. In a London exchange a dismal old lady jokes with an oily shopman about buying footwear as mortality looms.

Mr. Stibbins London Mail

Entertaining Season Quip from Society Devotee

A Washington Star snip shows a society devotee asking if the family is entertaining this season. Mr. Comrox replies that his wife and daughters seem amusing to him, while others take them seriously.

Force of Habit New Arrival

Dialogue excerpt from Harper's Bazar where New Arrival asks about a wife in a room and St Peter confirms. The scene notes the arrival, the question, and the action of removing shoes before ascending.

St. Peter Harper’s Bazar

The New England Conscience Quote

The New England conscience isn’t an idea. It’s an inherited disease cited as a sharp reflection on regional moral sentiment.

New England

Dream Transference Story Recalls Hair Turning White at Death

A London Mail anecdote recounts an eminent engineer's tale from Bulawayo of a friend who died of enteric fever on the voyage home. Half an hour before death the friend’s hair turned white, and in England both parents and the sister learned of the death and the hair change through their dreams, each keeping silent.

Bulawayo England London Mail

Webster Refuses Contingent Fee in Legal Aid Request

Daniel Webster writes that he avoids professional work on contingent fees. He says he does not seek employment in such matters and would not engage merely on contingencies, as that would make him a party to a lawsuit.

Daniel Webster

The Old Feather Bed Nostalgia in a Dreamy Snack Ad Tone

A reflection on the old high feather beds and childhood memories of winter mornings. The piece wanders through climbing in, frost on window panes, kitchen smells, and a longing for simpler comforts, with a nod to doctors’ caution about feathers and a tease about a song.

Milwaukee Sentinel

Doctor and Wife Deafness Joke From Old Post

A humorous quip depicts a doctor advising a wife’s deafness as a sign of aging. The exchange plays on blunt sarcasm about aging and hearing loss, reflecting a period newspaper cartoon style.

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