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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
4
An old advertisement extols a woman’s power to inspire love and portrays the agony of loss when that power fades. It hawks De Percive’s Panorite Preservation as a cure for women’s weaknesses and alleged afflictions, warning against substitutes and claiming benefits to digestion and vitality.
The Washington Board of Health announces a statewide ban on communal drinking cups and related vessels starting October 1. The measure, tied to preventing disease spread, bans use in public venues including theaters and markets and requires separate cups for each person.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions topics around a public event or notice with unclear references to institutions and dates. Readable bits include possible references to hospital and riders, but no verifiable actions or entities. Further text is needed for a concrete card.
Sporani Atty announced plans to push a new loan scheme through the legislature. The proposal aims to supply farmers with affordable credit, hoping to ease financial pressures and influence outcomes for schools and other state programs.
The article notes a special OQ WRO N train from Portland on September 7 to the GAO RO and W RC for the national conversion in Los Angeles on September 9. Reservations should be made with Aberdeen offices well in advance due to limited seating and expected demand.
In September 1912 Chehalis County voters see notices from George W. Walsh J J Penepacker and others declaring candidacies for Prosecuting Attorney Superintendent of Schools County Coroner and County Superior Judge. They seek Republican and non partisan primary nominations with dates set for September 10 1912 in Aberdeen and Chenabls counties.
Paid advertisements announce Republican primary nominations for Chehalis County positions including Prosecuting Attorney Sheriff and County Assessor. Mary P. Sutherland seeks Superintendent of Common Schools, while L. D. Templeman and Robert A. Wiley file for Sheriff and Assessor respectively, with dates set for September 10, 1912.
W. W. Boner announces his run for Superior Judge in Chehalis County subject to September primaries. He seeks voter support to win the judge seat in the upcoming election.
Date set for primary elections on Sept 10 1912 for the County Superintendent of Schools race on the Republican Merket ballot, subject to voters' decision. JW Hodge indicated.
M A Garlock declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney of Chehalis County Washington in the September 1912 primary election.
In Aberdeen Dr Caryll Smith announces candidacy for Coroner of Chehalis County subject to the Republican primaries on September 10 1912. The race centers on questions of public health investigation and accurate death reporting.
A candidate seeks the office of County Assessor in the 1912 election. The entry notes the race, the position sought, and the election year without detailing party, platform, or biographical data.
The Pleiades steamship anchored off Lawes California near San Larvae after heavy seas. Salvage men moved the wreck from its position to Corinto while reports note 11 feet forward and 1 foot aft. A weather calm persisted with no major damage evident. Acids testing for soil moisture was described using litmus paper and filter paper methods.
Hoquiam city commission, after hearing property owners, overruled a remonstrance and passed the ordinance to proceed with the proposed fill on the East Side north of Seventeenth Street. Work will remove 100 000 years of earth from the Mohogan channel area.
In QQUIAM Arizona a split in the no counties ticket factions occurred as proxy voters from the east end failed to reach Hom in time for a Girard meeting claiming county chairmanship of the progressives. The city hall session was postponed to tomorrow night with Com eau and Girard factions planning a joint turnout at the Fairmont hotel.
Ube Pollard Steamship plans to set contracts soon for two additional steam schooners, to be built locally or at Raymond. Offshore lumber demand may drive several sailing vessel builds here or at Hoquiam, with builders asked to submit figures.
The Tennessee Experiment Station reports on growing clover and testing soil needs. Apply ground limestone at two tons per acre before sowing and fertilize lightly with manure to maintain soil condition.
Unknown scribble shows Scots dialect note about a stick and a tree and a phrase referencing Sir Walter Scott. Notable names include Jock and Pram. The fragment hints at a discussion or proverb about effort and rest with a literary allusion to The Teort of Midlothian.
Report discusses how leftover waste crop material remains in fields after harvest. It explains how partial processing and storage may allow farmers to convert waste into usable cash, highlighting financial viability and field cleanup considerations.
Fragmentary text hints at tensions between land use and stables on local holdings. No clear names, dates, or places are readable, but the snippet suggests debate over land versus stable facilities and agricultural arrangements.
A Voltaire passage urges expanding the soul by feeding it with all precious things and opening every door to every feeling. It stresses balance and that vast experience must still have room for everything without chaos.
An odd fragment discusses curls and fat causing spiral shapes in hair. It then images an occasion in India where the ameer of Afghanistan visits and orders military bands to play a national anthem, with a wary remark about choosing a slow pompous piece.
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