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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1913
Page
4
Early fall showing draws customers with radically different styles from spring. Long jackets and draped skirts appeal, with satin lined wool or worsted suits priced from 15 to 30 dollars. New dress goods include wool ratine and Worsted coating serges. bath robe blankets and yard goods sell well as Christmas gifts looms.
A Portland consulting engineer William F. Spring reports dramatic improvement after using Plant Juice for indigestion and stomach trouble. He notes better appetite sleep and strength and plans to continue treatment. The ad also touts Plant Juice as a tonic for stomach liver and kidney ailments and lists Eaton & Swaney Drug Store as a seller.
In a brief exchange Mabel confirms Mr Woodby loves her for herself, while her mother notes he grows restless when she is present. The dialog centers on affection and social tension.
An advertisement image from Life magazine features a slogan about sightseeing in New York with a quoted price. The caption includes a humorous exchange on value and experience reflecting urban tourism.
John Stuart Mill argues that restricting competition is harmful and protects idle habit and dullness. He contends extending competition benefits universal improvement, except where old local monopolies privilege certain artisans, a privilege mercy should end to advance overall progress.
A pupil answers in slang that the square of the hypotenuse equals a beating. The exchange frames a harsh classroom moment with the London Express noting the grim humor.
The article explains making and selling buttermilk cheese, noting its short shelf life and storage needs. It compares it to cottage cheese, details packaging options, price ranges, and coloring. A Farm and Fireside excerpt warns of disease transmission risks from barbed wire and livestock injuries.
A citrus era farmer urges using scales and a Babcock tester to measure cow value and milk quality, warning against “robber cows.” The piece likens estimating livestock value to predicting corn yield and promotes precise weighing methods from Orange Judd Farmer.
Indigestion in older calves stems from unclean milk and feed, dirty vessels, tight confinement in dark sanitary stalls and irregular or excessive feeding. In some cases it is linked to weakness and inability to digest.
A farmer argues a well fed and cared for cow yields more return per feed than any other animal. The claim is presented as timeless and universally valid across ages and practices.
Agricultural note states cabbage is a good feed for dairy cows but its watery composition prevents silo storage. Published in Hoard's Dairyman.
A excerpted reflection quotes John Ruskin on wealth and happiness, arguing the richest country nurtures the most noble and fulfilled people. It states that true riches come from perfected personal life and broad, beneficial influence through one’s actions and possessions.
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