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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1915

Page

6

Seek Funds for Church Labors in Asiatic Division Plan

Seventh day Adventist members hear of a move to unite Far East lands into an Asiatic Division Conference. The petition asks North American constituency to boost mission funds to 800000 or 900000 annually and to support new worship places training schools and printing facilities. Signed by A G Daniels R C Porter J E Fulton and H R Salisbury, it was sent to the General Conference in Washington D C.

North America Europe General Conference Washington, D. C Shanghai China Japan Korea Manchuria Mongolia India Philippines Malay Peninsula Siam Australasia East Indies Orient Elder A. G. Daniels Far East R. C. Porter J. E. Fulton Australasian Union Conference H. R. Salisbury India Union Mission

Schwab Arsenal at Bethlehem Sees Tight Security

The Bethlehem works under M. Schwab operates a vast plant with guards and barbed wire fences. About 15,000 men are involved as production accelerates toward wartime needs, with shipments to the West and France under contract while inspectors, officers, and detectives oversee operations.

Guidan M. Schwab Bethlehem Works E. H. N. Lively E. H Lively Schwab Baltimore Ver Ruselstantly France Teal Dred

Paint Films and Water Exclusion Properties

A study finds linseed oil films are porous, allowing water to penetrate and corrode iron, while varnish and ground pigments reduce porosity. Some pigments give films a water shedding property, causing rapid evaporation and little water retention.

Forcing Oil Into a Bearing and a Steam Trap

A method to force oil into heated bearings by sealing the oil hole with the thumb to trap air, then allowing oil to be drawn in as air escapes. If ineffective, mercury can be placed briefly in the hole. Also describes an inexpensive eight inch pipe steam trap with a float and lever mechanism.

Clock Repairing and Steam Trap Valve Mechanics

The article explains a steam trap valve with a float mechanism that opens under sufficient water level and closes as water rises. It also notes clock overhaul costs and suggests bending escapement wheel teeth to extend a clock's life. The piece blends technical notes with practical home maintenance tips.

Jreweler

Electric Pneumatic Brakes to Supersede Air Brakes on Railcars

Scientific American reports electric pneumatic brakes will replace air brakes on Pennsylvania passenger trains due to weight and shock from all steel cars. Braking acts instantly on all cars and stops the train fully within two seconds after brake application. Also described is a dripless skylight glass with channelled under surface to conduct condensation to a gutter, preventing dripping on roofs as low as ten degrees.

Pennsylvania Railroad Saya Scientific American

Valve Grinding Sludge Description for Grinding Work

A valve grinding compound described as the sludge that accumulates at the bottom of a grindstone trough. It is less sharp than emery and suitable for valves requiring light cutting and finishing work.

Stepladder Brace Reinvented With Buggy Top Joint

An article notes stepladder braces often loosen risking a fall. A worker improvised a sturdier brace by using a buggy top joint, creating a rigid, locked position for safer ascent and work.

Locating Water Level in Gauge Glass on the Move

A Popular Mechanics correspondent explains the difficulty of reading locomotive water level while traveling. To aid visibility a light silver bead is inserted in the gauze glass so it stays at the water level and is easily seen.

Hardening a Scratch Awl Method

A method for hardening a scriber point uses heat from an alcohol lamp with the tip out of the flame. The heated point is quenched in water after passing through soap held over winter. The temper is then drawn to a dark straw color as described by Blacksmith and Wheelwright.

Touring Adjuncts and Spare Valve Accessories

Among touring necessaries is a supply of three valves and caps. A slight leak in a valve causes delays like a blowout. A good valve is hard to obtain on the road, so carrying these accessories avoids nuisance. A valve tap and die should also be added.

Careful Car Washing Admonition Warms In On Finish

A notice warns against using hot water to wash a car arguing it damages the finish of a well finished body. Lukewarm water is deemed safe while a single hot water and soap wash can dull luster.

Navy Adopts Gyroscopic Compasses Across Fleet

The United States Navy reports that gyroscopic compasses are now in use on twenty battleships one armored cruiser and fifteen submarines enhancing navigation across the fleet and improving situational awareness at sea.

Navy United States Navy

Notable Figures’ Travels and Legal Views Across Borders

Sir Robert L. Borden sails to discuss safeguarding British interests with Canadian governance. he seeks closer government cooperation on key issues. The piece also covers the New York cloak industry dispute, garment workers’ unions, and outlines types of lawyers in Scotland and England.

Robert L. Borden Canada England Dominion Robert Sir Robert Wilfrid Laurier United States Conservative Borden Nova Scotia House of Commons Cloak New York City Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America New York Benjamin Schlessinger International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union Schlessinger Needle Workers

For Sale 43 Acres River Bottom Near Malone

Real estate listing offers 43 acres river bottom with 21 acres cultivated located one mile west of Malone. Asking price is 3600 dollars. Contact H. M. Dunlap in Elma, Washington.

Malone H. M. Dunlap Elma Wash

Death Notices From Hoquiam And Milwaukee

Mrs. Helen Strothman sister of Chris Knoell of Hoquiam died August 9 at her Milwaukee home. Surviving include brother Knoell two sons Oliver a California forestry official and Sylvester Milwaukee daughter Miss Alda Strothman formerly a Hoquiam teacher. Mrs. Nancy Johnston died August 6 at her Hoquiam home aged 71 with long Hoquiam residence. funeral held Sunday. Surviving include Archie Richards Hoquiam a sister in Wishkah valley sisters in Saginaw and Pittsburg two daughters Mrs Jessie Stickles and Mrs Evans of Victoria British Columbia and a son William Johnston.

Helen Strothman Chris Knoell Hoquiam Milwaukee Mr. Knoell Oliver California Sylvester Alda Strothman Nancy Johnston Pacific ‘Avenue Archie Richards Wishkah Valley Saginaw Mich Pittsburg Jessie Stickles Evans Victoria B. C William Johnston

Westport Cottages Take Furnished Reservations

New furnished reservations reported for Westport Cottages. A. C. Maginnis lists Box 496 Westport Washington as contact.

Westport A. C. Maginnis Wash

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American Press Association Daniels Thomas Alva Edison Mr. Edison eIn Popular Mechanics Directory Aberdeen Dan Pearsall U. & Court Wishkah Block J.T. Ennis Heron St Sheet Metal Works J. Richards Prop South G St Aberdeen Window & House Cleaning Co O. P. McMullen West Heron Street Jones & Jones, Inc Corner Market H Streets Fissel & Pinnick Undertakers Wishkah Street Whiteside. Undertaking Company Tegal Scotland Tweed London Globe Benjamin Schleasinger R. R. No Aberdeen Printing Company
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