Correcting the record on poverty and Christian Science
The Aberdeen Herald editor responds to a prior piece linking Wilson and Mary Baker Eddy, clarifying that Christian Science teaches that poverty is an illusion to be corrected by Truth. The writer cites Science and Health and Jesus as illustrating the power of true understanding to transform human affairs, including business relations, and notes a correction to an earlier editorial claim.
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The
Aberdeen Herald
Wilson
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
God
Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
MISSOUR HOME VISITORS START FOR SEDALIA VIA WENATCHEE
Prof and Mrs Kirk have left Mrs Sarah E Myers residence at 518 Hast First street and the Markham cottage for Blewett Wenatchee Valley en route to Sedalia Missouri. They will visit relatives in Peshastin and stop at the Wenatchee lumber plant, then proceed to Portland on the next leg of their journey. Mrs Kirk collected moonstones on Grays Harbor beaches and Prof Kirk admired the Bay City whaling station.
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Mrs. Kirk
Sarah E. Myers
First Street
Markham
Blewett
Wenatche Valley
Sedalia
J. R. Harper
Wenatche ‘Valley
Harper
Mr. Biles
Biles Automobile
Portland
Grays Harbor
Rifle Team to Represent Company GQ at State Meet
Sergt. W S Mitchell will captain Company GQ's rifle team entered in the state national guard meet next month at American Lake. Team members will be chosen Sunday at a rifle shoot.
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Sergt. W. 8S
Mitchell
State National Guard
American Lake
Dozen Hurt In Autos In Weekend Accidents
Seven auto accidents occurred over the weekend injuring a dozen people. Notable injuries include J L Maxon of Cosmopolis with two rib fractures and a shoulder, and Mrs E B Arthaud of Hoquiam with two broken ribs. Others injured were Ceryl Hubert George DeWitt Ray Bishop the Randall couple and their child Dorothy Arthaud. Cars of Peter Granstrom John Wiggins E B Hubble and Dr Bingham sustained damage.
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J. L. Maxon
Cosmopolis
E. B. Arthaud
Hoquiam
Ceryl Hubert
George DeWitt
Ray Bishop
Charles Randall
Dorothy
Peter Granstrom
John Wiggins
E. B. Hubble
Dr. Bingham
Olympia
Pioneers Hold Good Meeting in Grays Harbor
The Grays Harbor Pioneers association wrapped a three day session at Westport with notable addresses by Congressman Albert Johnson Eldridge Wheeler and others. Officers elected for the coming term include Frank Peterson president W E Campbell first vice president Mrs Jean B Stewart second vice president Dr E B French third vice president. Board of trustees J E Calder W B Pasco J W Himes secretary Mrs Ruth Karr McKee treasurer Jos Redmond historian A C Girard chairman Rev Chas McDermoth.
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Grays Harbor
Montesano
W. B. Pasco
Aberdeen
J. W. Himes
Elma
Ruth Karr McKee
Hoquiam
Jos. Redmond
Melbourne
A. C. Girard
Rev. Chas
McDermoth
Noah Not Eve Found Guilty Of Man’s Fall
A fragment from an ancient tablet in the University of Pennsylvania museum argues Noah disobeyed the cassia tree prohibition in Eden, triggering a curse of ill health and early death and predating Genesis by at least a millennium.
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Noah
Eve
Adam
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Philadelphia
Steven Langdon
Oxford University
England
Garden of Paradise
de. Langdon
Ead
Stage Money Prompts Laughing Audience Demand
A theatergoer shouts at actor Bill about five dollars he owes, interrupting a performance as the actor spends stage money. The incident adds a moment of humor to the play.
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Bill
Farms for sale cash or trade by A. EK. Johnson & Co.
Real estate ad offering farms and timber land for cash or part trade. Lists A. EK. Johnson & Co. at 105 E. Heron and Aberdeen, with phone 410.
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A. EK
France Gathers Country's Gold in Bank of France Drive
The Bank of France opened to receive gold for paper money, drawing long lines of veterans and citizens. Mothers and children offered jewelry and coins, including a belt of hundred franc pieces, while some elderly donors brought Napoleon era coins. Provincial towns and Paris filed substantial sums as the nation mobilized wealth to support aviators and war funds.
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Bank of France
Bey
France
Napoleon I
Louis XVIII
Mather
Alexander Lee
Figaro
Marseilles
Rouen
Havre
Poitiers
Crell
Montalaire
Nancy
Paris
Father Patureau
St. Pierre
Montmartre
Kindness as Grace in Trouble and Battle
A reflective passage on how kind deeds and words sustain men in hardship and war. Dr. John frames kindness as a practical moral support in adversity and conflict.
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John
Tara Hall Harp Poem Reflects Lost Freedom
A fragmentary verse by Thomas Moore laments Tara Hall and the harp of Tara. The poem recalls a former era of pride and music now silenced by ruin. It contrasts faded splendor with a lingering, pained heartbeat of freedom.
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Taras
Tara
Glory
Thomas Moore
Nature and Art Collide in Youthful Reflection
A fragment from Modern Methods shows a youth praising nature over art and marveling at the beauty of constellations as a conversation with an amused companion continues. The brief exchange hints at themes of science and aesthetics.
Gold Supremacy: U S Leads World in Gold Reserves
The United States now holds the greatest gold supply in history, with cash and bullion totaling over two billion dollars. Germany and Britain follow with far smaller stocks as Europe loses gold to the U S balance of trade. US monthly gold inflow rund about 12 million, while per capita money measures rise.
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United States
Germany
Europe
California
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Death Dealers in Galicia Guns Shatter Fortifications
Surgeon Major Leschinteeff, returning to Warsaw from Galicia, says seven eighths of wounds come from shells, with big calibre guns dominant. Skoda howitzers cause direct blasts, with 150 yard lethal radii and explosive gas ripping through shelters, annihilating nearby troops.
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Galicia
Leschinteeff
Warsaw
Skoda
Steamship Losses From War Hit Europe Hard
A high steamship official told the New York World that Europe faced at least 25 million dollars in losses due to no American invasion this year. He noted ferry fares losses exceeding 1 million and argued war curtailed travel both ways, affecting expo traffic and outbound European tours.
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Steamship Official
Europe
New York World
Panama Exposition
America
Moving Floor For Deaf Dancers At San Francisco Ball
Deaf dancers kept time to the music by feeling floor vibrations at a San Francisco ball. The innovative floor enabled tactile rhythm as performers moved with the music.
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San Francisco
Salt Crystal Lake and Rosy Salted Isles on Caspian Coast
On the Mangishlek peninsula in the Caspian Sea five small lakes are noted. One lake bears salt crystals strong enough to support a man and beast across on foot. Another lake is perfectly round and a rose color, with banks of salt crystal forming a snow white setting around the water. The water displays a spectrum from violet to rosy red, from which rises seaweeds in violet and pink hues.
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Mangishlek Peninsula
Caspian Sea
Campus of the State College of Washington
The article extols the twenty three year old State College of Washington praising wealth buildings and usefulness. It invites Aberdeen and Grays Harbor high school students to consider the institution and compares it to other state colleges. Readers are urged to request information from the Pullman campus.
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THE
State College OF Washington
United States
Aberdeen
Grays Harbor County
Pullman
Bread board with gauge ensures even bread slices
A kitchen novelty appeals to many women a bread board with a gauge and guide to cut bread into uniform slices. The device helps the housewife or servant achieve consistency and improves the presentation of a dinner by avoiding irregular chunks.
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Nice
Smothered Steak Method From Early Illustrated Menu
Recipe describes cooking fat pork and onion in a hot pan, searing steak, then simmering with cold water until tender. Finish by making a butter flour roux, blending with hot stock, and serving gravy around the steak with salt and pepper.
Household Tips From A Basement Note
A fragment lists preservation ideas and handy methods: store unused waver in flour box, keep a long handled buttonhook for lint removal, renew leather with egg white, mix mustard with milk for longer freshness, and a ranked list of jelly fruits: currant crabapple apple quince grape blackberry raspberry.
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Morocco
Steamed Chocolate Pudding Recipe Card
Steam a chocolate pudding by combining two squares of chocolate with an egg sugar milk flour butter baking powder vanilla. Cream butter and sugar then add beat egg milk baking powder vanilla and melted chocolate. Bake in a buttered mold two hours then serve with whipped cream and hard sauce.
Crab Meat Breadcrumb Cups with Butter and Egg
Escalated crab meat is mixed with breadcrumbs salt pepper melted butter cream and beaten egg. The mixture is spooned into well buttered ramekins baked to a delicate brown and topped with grated English cheese parsley. Shrimps can be prepared the same way with tiny hot biscuits.
Creamed Peas Recipe Instructions From The Herald
The passage outlines how to shell and boil peas until tender, then thicken with flour whisked into milk, cook briefly, and finish with cream and butter. It notes seasoning with salt and pepper and mentions stirring to avoid lumps and a final purée of cream. The Herald claims to explain it all.
Caldwells Mourn Loss of Two Children in Cholera Infantum
Mr and Mrs A W Caldwell and Mr and Mrs Andrew Caldwell of 214 North C Street are bereaved by the deaths of their two children. Francis James Caldwell aged 2 years 7 months died Saturday evening and Dorothy Hazel Caldwell died Sunday evening, both from cholera infantum. Double funeral services were held Tuesday.
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A. W. Caldwell
Andrew Caldwell
North C Street
Francis James Caldwell
Dorothy Hazel
Funeral Rites Held for Miss Sophie Mackey
Funeral services for Miss Sophie Mackey held Sunday afternoon from Fissel Pinnick undertaking establishment following her drowning in the Wishkah River on August 14.
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Sophie Mackey
Wishkah
Fissel-Pinnick Undertaking Establishment
French-born Mrs Mauret of Elma Dies at 77
Mrs Rosalie Mauret aged 77 died last Thursday at her Elma home. A native of France she is survived by one grandchild. Mrs Mary Beaver a pioneer resident of Montesano and Grays Harbor county died August 19. A son and daughter survive deceased.
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Rosalie Mauret
Elma
France
Mary Beaver
Montesano
Grays Harbor County
Obituaries note two TB deaths in Washington state
Holmes Stone aged 18 died August 20 at his home in Cosmopolis from tuberculosis. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs E C Stone. Luther O Turk aged 40 died in a local hospital of tuberculosis with funeral Aug 15 at Washougal Washington. A brother Hubert BE Turk residing in Aberdeen survives.
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Holmes Stone
Cosmopolis
E. C. Stone
Luther O. Turk
Washougal
Wash
Hubert BE. Turk
Aberdeen
John Saari
Cushing Street
South
Whiteside Undertaking Establishment
Armstrong Metal Co. Manager Dies in Seattle Hospital
Co. F. Armstrong formerly managed the Armstrong sheet metal concern here died August 12 in a Seattle hospital from a complication of disorders.
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Co. F. Armstrong
Armstrong Sheet Metal
Seattle
Obituaries and Death Notices from Hoquiam Area
G W Brower died August 13 at home in Cosmopolis aged 658 a typo likely 58 survived by widow and children. Chester Fowler 19 killed August 14 in auto accident at Pacific Beach driving Cooper’s Ford tire burst somersault funeral at Hoquiam. Adam Schubert funeral August 15 Philadelphia interment by Jacob Schubert Socialist Labor party. Little West drowned in Hoquiam five funeral August 15 Swedish Lutheran church Hoquiam.
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G. W. Brower
Cosmopolis
East
Mr. Brower
Chester Fowler
J. L. Fowler
Pacific Beach
Carl Cooper
Fowler
Cooper
Ford
Hoquiam
Whiteside Undertaking Company
Adam Schubert
Socialist-Labor Party
Philadelphia
Jacob Schubert
Little — West
Swedish Lutheran Church
Death of Ralph Hewitt at 37 in Puyallup Sanitarium
Ralph Hewitt son of Mr and Mrs George Hewitt of Hoquiam died August 14 in a Puyallup sanitarium aged 37. The body was interred at Fern Hill cemetery Aberdeen where the wife of the deceased was buried 15 months earlier.
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Ralph Hewitt
George Hewitt
Hoquiam
Puyallup
Fern Hill
Aberdeen
James W Henderson 71 dies at Hoquiam General
James W Henderson aged 71 died August 16 at Hoquiam General Hospital. A Nova Scotia native he is survived by two sons and two daughters living in Hoquiam Oshkosh Wisconsin Marinette Wisconsin and Chicago. Funeral scheduled for two o'clock this afternoon from Whiteside.
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James W. Henderson
Hoquiam General Hospital
Nova Scotia
Hoquiam
Oshkosh
Wish
Marinette
Wis
Chicago
Mr. Henderson
Joseph
The Herald offers job printing services at the office
The Herald advertises reliable job printing services from its office, boasting superior know how for print projects.
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the Herald
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