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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1914

Page

7

Unique Liverpool Egg Hens Arrive for San Francisco Fan

A San Francisco poultry enthusiast received two hens shipped from Liverpool England that had begun laying eggs during transit. The story notes the novelty of the shipment and the potential merit for the birds if they complete the journey. A farming tip follows advising alfalfa harvest after new shoots emerge but before tall mower-cut height.

San Francisco Express Liverpool England

Our Islands Population Under U S Administration

The United States governs over 8 000 islands with a resident population exceeding 10 000 000. The vast archipelago spans diverse communities and forms a key territorial region.

United States

Mark Twain Learns French and the Deadpan Vow

A young Mark Twain teaches himself French in San Francisco using a grammar book. He dining at a French restaurant and converses with a passing Frenchman, who faints after Twain speaks. The incident ends with Twain vowing with grim resolve to learn French, a quip echoed by a mentor about courage and cheerfulness.

Mark Twain San Francisco Mark

Atom Power Like Aladdin Lamp Opens Hidden World

Garrett Po Serviss explains in the New York Journal that the atom is a closed world with vast energy, like a magic lamp. If all atoms burst their walls at once the universe would dissolve, while radial energy may one day transform mankind and nature.

Aladdin Jean Becquerel China Nature Garrett Po Serviss New York Journal

Prohibition Talk on Coffee in Historical Writings

In Percy H. Boynton’s London to English Literature the rise of coffee houses drew broadside protests. One captioned The Woman's Petition Against Coffee claims coffee drinking fuels idling talk, wastes time and money, and spoils appetite with bitter puddle water.

London Percy H. Boynton

Transposed Dialogue: Welfare Question Echoed in Bus ton Transcript

A fragment from a dialog shows He questioning if welfare matters to the other, and She replying that even a sour farewell to Mrs. Smithers-Boston Transcript is unnecessary.

No Vote No Rent Crusade Recalled With Sleeping Health Claim

In connection with Miss Pankhurst's proposed no vote no rent campaign open air sleeping is mentioned as very healthful and is recalled as part of the discussion.

Miss Pankhurst

Speaking Truth Has Costly Consequences in Debate

When words must be retracted, speech loses its perceived price and leaves a mark on credibility. The moment of correction reveals the toll of words spoken publicly and the worth of accountability.

Riches Permit One To Appreciate Poverty From Distance

A reflective aphorism explores how wealth can enhance appreciation of poverty when viewed from a proper distance.

Father Stumps High School Mathematicians At Brooklyn Party

A Brooklyn family hosts a schoolboy and schoolgirl gathering where father surprises the high school math star by solving a mental arithmetic puzzle. The article notes the father’s answer seven and a half is correct, stumping the youths, and recounts the next day admission of the solution. Also mentioned is a Kansas City market report on twenty two steer sales and a Swink Colorado firm’s cattle rationing.

Father New York Sun Kansas City Swink Colo

New Cane Harvester Seen as Revolution in Sugar

F M Cockrell Jr of New Orleans announces a cane harvester after eleven years of study. The machine reportedly cuts tops and strips cane in one operation, replacing three prior hand steps. He says the invention could save the southern cane sugar industry and marks its biggest development in history.

F. M. Cockrell, Jr New Orleans

Stage Waggons Run From New York to Philadelphia

In the New York Gazette May 9 1768 notice says John Barnhill and John Mercereau run two stage wagons from Powles Hook to Philadelphia and back in two days each leg. Fares are ten shillings each way with ferriage free. Ships depart Mondays and Thursdays at sunrise from both ends, with connections at Prince Town. Goods may be sent with two sets of fresh horses and two drivers for safety.

New York Philadelphia New York Gazette Weekly Post John Barnhill Elm Street John Mercereau New-Blazing Star New-York Powles-Hook Ferry New- York Powles-Hook Powle-Hook Prince Town

A Second Edison

A farmer proclaims his hired man is one of the century’s greatest inventors the city boarder asks what he invented the farmer responds Petrified motion.

Edison Farmer

Make Believe Candles Light BaltiMore Chandelier

In a Baltimore American exchange a person notes that the chandelier lights are not real candles but make believe fixtures. The remark clarifies a decorative lighting choice.

Baltimore

Not very well hiring Europe says Bertha Hinth

Bertha Hinth laments hiring Europe and notes every place visited was overrun with foreigners in a Chicago News interview. Arthur Askew asks how hiring was done, suggesting tension over immigrant presence in work.

Arthur Askew Europe Bertha Hinth Chicago News

Belief in the Knowable Unknowable and Human Understanding

A reflective note on how humans cling to the idea that the unknowable can be grasped. It suggests that certainty is sought through belief in eventual clarity despite mystery.

Speckled Trout Planting Planned for Chehalis County Streams

Fifty thousand black speckled cutthroat trout will be planted in Chehalis county streams within days. Game Warden L. J. Esses will return from Walla Walla with fry to stock streams near Elma Aberdeen Wishkah Hoquiam Stevens and Brittain creeks. Cold water habitats suit Stevens and Brittain creeks for this fish.

Chehalis L. J. Esses Walla Walla Elma Aberdeen Wishkah Hoquiam Stevens Creek Brittain Creek Stevens Brittain Creeks

Woman’shealth claim to Lydia Pinkham’s remedy cited

Creston Iowa letter extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female troubles and resulting healthy baby. Ad touts decades of use and offers confidential guidance from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Creston Iowa A. B. Boscamp E. Howard Street Creston, Iowa Lydia E.pinkham

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