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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
5
A Rexall Store notice stresses that a cold is not the danger itself but its weakening effect on the system and urges thorough cure. It highlights their prescription department and special attention to this health risk.
Taxes paid for non residents and discounting mill paper offered by Hayes Bankers Incorporated. Modern Woodmen of America meets every second and fourth Friday evenings at J C O F Hall Market and F Streets. Visiting neighbors welcome. Falkner Falkner, C C J J Robinson, Clerk.
Aberdeen Steam Laundry boasts latest improved machinery and high quality output. Prices are advertised as reasonable, promising work as good as any in town.
A local messenger service lists two telephone lines for contact at No 33, with one line always open. Call either number to reach Central and arrange service. The notice refers to JOS and Farrell in the context of contact details.
An editorial note asserts that patriotism relies on a strong stomach as much as courage. It cites Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for digestive health and claims it builds the body. The text promotes a medical adviser and says the World’s Dispensary Medical Association will mail free advisories on request.
New York men increasingly seek legal name changes amid a broader trend of adopting or reclaiming names. The article notes cases like Paul Kelly once Vaccarelli and argues naming is a mix of social vanity, necessity, and historical precedent. It cites judges split on common law rights to rename and cites famous examples from Dante to Rembrandt and Voltaire to illustrate how names evolve and influence identity.
A fragmented note describes using poison to remove ants from a space. It mentions a waiter and some items like two or three avs as the ants disappear. The text is garbled but implies a treatment plan with poison and careful handling.
Franz Botor a wealthy bachelor from Grosswardein Hungary left his entire fortune to the municipality to establish a free cooking school for young girls to learn civilized food preparation. He notes in a satirical postscript that relatives may enjoy daily free dinners at the school, and the city has accepted the bequest to begin the project.
An inventive field kitchen for soldiers rolls with the army, a four-oven boiler and movable firebox power a cooking unit on wheels that prepares meals en route over rough roads. The gadget aims to keep rations timely even during skirmishes and marches.
A northern journal notes that sending The Herald to eastern friends for a year would be a suitable Christmas gift. The observation frames the paper as a thoughtful asset for distant readers.
In the Western District of Washington Ta coma November 25 1910 Judge Warren A Worden orders Aberdeen Herald publish creditor notice once at least one week before the first meeting. A M Abel to attend publication and provide proof prior to the meeting.
In the bankruptcy case of J. G. Melvin of Aberdeen Chehalis County the first meeting of creditors is set for December 1 1910 at 11 o clock in the forenoon at the office of A M Abel in Aberdeen Washington. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Dated Tacoma November 25 1910 Warren A Worden referee in bankruptcy.
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