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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1913
Page
6
A newly married wife and her husband discuss a novel's plot about a wife who tests a lover by letting him pursue her rival. The husband and friend Chenoworth debate loyalty and temptation as the plot unfolds. The wife later tests the friend who proves faithful, while the husband confronts jealousy and truth.
A photo shows Miss Sheppee feeding a kid on a goat farm near Guilford England claimed as the country’s only such farm. The piece notes goat milk scarcity and high prices, and the girl helps with milk feeding beside the kid.
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison relocates to New York renting space on Rand Street near Wirth Avenue. Mrs. Ernest Hurt leads a London factory supervising a chemical production that boosts banknote security. Mrs. H A Boomer serves as honorary associate of the Order of St John of Jerusalem and heads the National Council of Women. The Misses Pedersen and Nielsen work as London housemaids to learn English and broaden horizons for a year.
Flying Post describes a children's game of a chair circle where one child sits on each chair and an in-center player tries to catch a duster tossed around the ring. Seated players pass the improvised ball while remaining in place. The last thrower becomes the new it.
A party game called Blind Man's Buff With a Wand involves one person blindfolded inside a circle of players with a light cane. The blind man taps to select a neighbor who answers three questions while disguising their voice. If the guesser is correct, the captive moves to the center.
A poetic sketch describes Jack Frost as a gifted artist painting autumn trees with gold and red. Sketched by moonlight and dawn revelry, the elves work through the night while mortals sleep. The narrator imagines joining them to paint the woods in luminous hues.
An excerpt notes regular flights to Germany and airship dodging as common. It compares aeroplanes and dirigibles as war machines and cites French aviators narrowing the gap, while urging caution and safeguards for aviation progress after 1913.
A London scientist claims excessive talking by women could lead to losing their voices and cackling like a hen. He admits he has not heard of the American chicken.
Mr. W. H. Prentice of 462 Spokane Ave Portland Ore says health restoration followed three bottles of Plant Juice after diabetes back pains and poor sleep. He reports no back pain better sleep and normal appetite and now works again. Eaton Swaney drug store sells Plant Juice.
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