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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
7
Boarding and day school for boys invites inquiries to Brother Superior at South Park Washington through the church of the local parish for particulars and enrollment details.
Khaki coats and pants offered at 2.75 per suit for hunting mining fishing camping prospecting and related work. W. S. Kirk at 1209 1st Ave Seattle also lists rifles including a 22 Winchester Repeater for 11.00 and various Remington Stevens prices.
Teddy persuades his mother to add pockets to his pants and soon uses them to collect various items around the house. Grandma, aunt, and siblings react with humor as Teddy proves pockets are useful for gathering thimbles, pencils, strings, and small treasures. The episode ends with admiration for Teddy’s growing independence.
A vainglorious king learns his officers can cheat him after a treasurer tests him by posing as a shepherd. He sends letters across the realm seeking pasturage, provoking villages to offer payment to move the sheep. The king sees even the trusted role can be corrupted. The piece then cites royal estates decaying into museums, galleries and gardens as history moves on.
A playful Sunday school exchange is recalled where a boy questions Eve’s reaction to the serpent. The dialogue ends with an amusing query about how Eve avoided panic when she saw the danger approaching.
A critique argues that working women juggle many tasks leading to nerve strain and poor health while men do one job and relax. It describes laundry, mending, cleaning, grooming, and home tasks as exhausting for women, ending with advice on various remedies and ads. The piece includes endorsements for Piso's Cure, Mrs Winslow's Syrup, Allen's Foot Ease, and Dr Kline's nerve tonic.
A compact collection of wry quips and proverbs. The Count boasts of paying debts to secure money and marriage. a social note on honor contrasts with public perception. A saying about prophets in their own country ends with a warning about repetitive claims.
A new New York law regulates automobile speed permitting eight miles per hour in cities and villages and twenty miles per hour in the countryside.
The article states California orange production valued at about 18 million dollars and gold production around 17 million dollars.
The Des Moines News notes the late General Gomez lived nearly seven years after the war without leading an investigation. The Pittsburgh Dispatch contrasts Panama Canal employment with yellow fever fatalities. The Chicago Inter Ocean jokes about Taft’s letter-writing skill affecting actions in the Philippines during his stay there.
A quotation on modern life asserts societies form constantly and old groups improve their systems. The speaker, Rev. Co. L. Palmer of Kingston New York, treats organization as a growing field where methods become a precise science.
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