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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1913
Page
5
Suggested spring party activity centers on a butterfly hunt in a garden. Paper butterflies hidden among shrubs and flowers, one golden butterfly prize, and bags for each child. Refreshments on the porch finish the themed gathering.
The statement highlights self control as the defining moral faculty. It argues that discipline governs actions, choices, and responsibilities, shaping character and ethical conduct across life.
George Bothner the wrestler offers arm strengthening routines. Left arm first with elbow at waist and palm up then lift to shoulder ten reps daily two sessions. Swap arms and repeat. Then left hand at chest palm out grasp with right and oppose motion to straighten arm ten reps daily two sessions. Reverse positions for the right arm.
The piece explains sabotage as intentional damage to machinery or property by workers to harm employers. It notes the term's French origin from peasants using wooden sabots, and cites its modern sense as related to industrial harm.
A compact survey traces Cecrops as Attica’s first king and civilizer introducing marriage, divisions of Attica, agriculture, navigation, and rites. It then surveys milestones from Davy’s electric light arc to Cobden’s free trade and the 1619 arrival of enslaved Africans.
Frederick G. Thearle of Chicago heads the National Wholesale Jewelers' Association. The Can and Its Contents discusses consumer guidance on valuing goods via manufacturers’ private valuations, with examples from undergarments to canned goods. Historical notes cover Dr. Johnson and Gilbert Stuart, early US French conflicts, and Norway’s leading industries in agriculture, lumber, and fishing.
Dr. Lyman Abbott warns that Christians should not seek peace at any price, arguing that too high a price for peace can harm liberty. He cites 1776 and the Civil War to illustrate how compromise for peace could have allowed tyranny and slavery to expand.
Fractured dialogue between Skrappy and Mrs Skrappy delivers a witty exchange on marriage and consent. The short strip captures comic punch lines about commitment and perception, reflecting lighthearted social humor from the page.
The Washington Herald notes Cholly’s social pull as he mingles, with one quip highlighting his talent for yawning quietly while enjoying the attention of society.
President Wilson spoke at the Panama-Pacific Exposition urging peace plans and praising management. Bryan inspected Machinery Hall where arches rise 125 feet, the structure spans 967 by 867 feet and will use over 8 million feet of lumber as construction progresses.
The Oregon Washington Railway & Navigation Co lists eastbound schedules from Aberdeen with departure times at 8 05 a m and 11 15 p m. Arrivals in Aberdeen Portland and Seattle are shown with patterns like 6 00 a m and 2 15 p m for Aberdeen, 6 45 a m and 2 00 p m for Portland, and 6 15 a m and 3 15 p m for Seattle.
Notice bids will be received to paint the District No 72 Chehalis County schoolhouse about 20 miles above Aberdeen on the Wishkah river with one coat of paint until Friday August 22 1913 at 2 pm at the clerk's office.
In the Superior Court of Washington Chehalis County Mary A Michel v Emil Michel and Huotari & Company v Hannah Rautiainen et al a foreclosure sale is ordered on the property Lot 15 Block 54 Northern Pacific Addition Aberdeen for $110.35 debt plus $25.10 costs. Sheriff Schelle Mathews announces sale August 23 1913 at 11 am at Montesano courthouse front door to satisfy judgment with cash. Tags Taggart Phillips Aberdeen supplied legal notice as of July 22 1913 through August 22 1913.
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