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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
6
From the perspective of the street and the shopper this Progressive Retailer item urges merchants to raise a store’s tone. It asks whether pricing advertising and signage are clear and honest and whether presentation and cleanliness invite customers, stressing dignity and value over mere profit.
A writer argues against the idea that usefulness equals busyness. He cites a flea ridden dog that is most active in summer and a young man with a Waterbury watch who smokes, both proving constant activity does not imply worth.
The Society For the Promotion of German Modes of Greeting based in Darmstadt urges replacing hat tipping with a Teutonic military salute as the proper greeting. It cites health and weather concerns, and notes French influence as a negated source. Darmstadt observers report civilians briskly adopting the salute.
A cement plastered cottage features expanded metal lath over wood sheathing, cream colored cement with brown trim, birch on the first floor and pine on the second, birch doors, and a brick piazza color accent. Building cost is $2,900 not including heat or plumbing. Plans and specs for design No SUS offered for $20 by editor Glenn L. Saxton.
A Nevada coroner's jury determines the prizefighter died in the ring from a collision with the floor. Similarly, the same reasoning would hold if a man were pushed from a skyscraper roof, causing a fatal fall.
A physician defends keeping a patient in the ante room for three hours daily to ensure rest and compliance. The debate centers on whether such restraint is necessary and humane as the patient endures prolonged waiting.
A list of fire alarm boxes marks and locations across Aberdeen including North Aberdeen streets, Market, I streets, High School area, Harbor, Benn and Heron, Wilson’s Mill, American Mill, and other intersections such as Market and F, Fourth and G, Hume and H, and Curtis and Clark.
Society note profiles Wassalis Vardergrift, daughter of Cre of Pittsburgh's affluent circle, detailing status and social engagements within the local elite.
Liverpool docks began in 1709 with the first wet dock and later expanded toward Birkenhead. By 1843 the Birkenhead scheme began, and cumulative extensions were planned at a cost exceeding 15 million dollars. The piece ties Liverpool’s port roots to its geographic and historical development along the Mersey.
Frightful malaria troubles on the Panama Canal are described with symptoms like chills fever and weakness. The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a complete cure citing Wm A Fretwell of Lucama N C who says three bottles cured a severe malaria attack and he has had good health since then. Also advertised are stomach liver and kidney relief and typhoid prevention priced at 50 cents with a guarantee by A W Shelley.
Male help wanted, U S Marine Corps seeks able bodied men aged 19 to 85. Must be not born or have first papers. Pay 15 to 69 dollars with possible additional compensation. Food clothing lodging and medical care provided. After years of service retire with percent of pay and allowances. Service on ships and ashore globally. Apply at U S Marine Corps Recruiting Station Finch Bridge Heron H Streets Aber deen Wash 94 90.
Royal Arch meets the second and fourth Thursdays at 3 p m in A O U Hall. visiting Sir Knights welcome. In Chehalis County Superior Court estate of Anton Brumnjak deceased. S A Randolph appointed administrator with claims due within one year at 522 West Sixth Street Aberdeen Washington. notices dated July 19 1910. First publication July 21 1910. Last publication August 25 1910. Aberdeen Printing Co stockholders meeting to increase capital stock from 5000 to 15000 dollars on September 16 1910 at 10 a m. officers MO J Carney president B L Beall vice president J E Hutchinson secretary. First publication July 28 1910. Last publication September 15 1910.
Albert Gehring sues May Gehring in Superior Court for an absolute divorce on grounds of desertion and cruel inhuman treatment. Defendant must appear within 60 days of August 8, 1910. case filed with clerk. Conway & Snider, Aberdeem, Chehalis County, Washington. First publication August 8 1910. Last publication September 12 1910.
Estella M. Heaton sues Ralph A. Heaton in Chehalis County to dissolve their marriage and obtain an absolute divorce. The summons requires Ralph A. Heaton to answer within sixty days after August 8 1919. Attorney Wilson Buttner, Aberdeen, Washington. Date of last publication September 12 1910.
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