Notable Sires and Sons Across Institutions and War Veterans
Yale’s W H Taft widens law circuit to Boston University law school. Pennsylvania’s President Samuel Rea is 58 with early work as a rodman. Dr Yamato Ichihashi joins Stanford history and government, Stanford graduate 1907. Senator Alexander Caldwell at 83 runs First National Bank, Kansas City Kansas. Washington Gardner, GA R commander in chief, served at sixteen, became Albion professor, Michigan secretary of state, and congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Taft
Yale
Boston University Law School
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania
Hollidaysburg
The
Rodman
Yamato Ichihashi
Stanford University
West
Stanford
Alexander Caldwell
Kansas City
Kan
First National Bank
Washington Gardner
National G. A. R
Michigan
Albion College
Congress
Laundry Tips From the Pressed Wardrobe
Pencil marks on new garments should be rubbed off before washing as water fixes them. Egg stains benefit from cold water soaking to avoid hardening with hot water. Butter with starch prevents sticking. butter on paper keeps irons smooth. A soda solution in hot water lightens blueing and aids whitening, especially with hard water.
Cityesque Crime Stereotypes Spark Newspaper Debate
A string of quotes lampoons policing and morality in major cities. The Cleveland Plain Dealer criticizes ignorance in police advice to girls. The Philadelphia Inquirer mocks a color coded New York police presence. The Houston Post notes apathetic public reaction to a fire alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Gotham
New York
Philadelphia Inquirer
Houston
Houston Post
Port Personals and Notable Elevations Mentioned
The note cites the German crown prince regretting his action yet repeating it. It also reports Santos-Dumont achieving another ascent and being honored with the Legion of Honor as noted by the New York Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Santos-Dumont
Legion of Honor
New York Sun
Remarkable Photo of Sinking Ship and Escape of Her Crew
A historic image captures a sinking vessel and crew escape with Dr. Henry van Dyke noted as U S minister to the Netherlands. The fragment references windmill imagery and a blend of unrelated items from sport and home care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry van Dyke
United States
Netherlands
Holland
Chicago News
Marjory Brown
Sandy Hook
New York
Atlantic
Walker
Berlin
How to Patch Wall Paper
A repair note explains tearing a patch piece larger than the damaged area with rough edges. Paste it over the spot so the patch blends and remains less noticeable.
Entertaining for Thanksgiving in a Puritan Theme
A guide for hosting Thanksgiving with family and friends. Plan a Pris cilla party with Puritan costumes John Alden and Priscilla, display invitations, and include a longfellow quotation quiz. Add a limerick about the pilgrims landing and finish with an old fashioned candy pull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alden
Priscilla
Longfellow
Miles Standish
Real Interest in Amateur Photography Tips and Costs
The article urges photographers with cameras to make their work worthwhile by learning proper technique and keeping records. It warns that many amateurs waste money on films while producing poor results, citing example entries for films, developers, paper, and toning supplies and noting many outcomes among two dozen films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOP Aybo
Fashion Frills and Derby Bats in 1920s Talk
A jumble of quips on fashion from Cleveland and Philadelphia press highlights silly styles and tailor tricks. The Cleveland Leader notes men’s kicks in secant skirts while a Philadelphia Ledger remark questions why pockets are added. The Cleveland Plaindealer pokes at a derby bat gag and a beldine remark on gowns.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia Ledger
Woman‘s Party of
Chicago
Facts and Figures From An Era Of Oddities
A compilation of curious claims notes Switzerland with 17 000 hotels and Japan promoting fruit growing. It mentions ancient Persian murder not punished on first offense and a Brussels gunsmith creating a revolver firing seven times per second. It cites blood content in adults and US foresters using Range Cadets to coat forest fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Japan
Brussels
United States
How to Practice Stocking Economy
A homemaker offers practical tips to economize on silk stockings. She advocates washing, air drying, and reforming wear to extend life. By washing promptly and mending small holes, she preserves a small stock of affordable stockings and silk undershirts for daily use.
Citron Chopping Tale Shows Wifes Ingenuity
A husband recalls a kitchen mishap and how his wife solved it with a meat grinder style device. He describes struggling to dice citron by hand before she attached a machine and ground the fruit quickly. The anecdote ends by praising the wife for the clever shortcut.
Egg Soup Recipe Promoted As Cheap Nourishment
The article explains a simple egg soup method: three eggs, stock, flour, pepper, and salt. It advises kneading linen to dry quickly and notes the soup is nourishing. Steps include mixing flour with stock, boiling, tempering with eggs, and adding to the pot without boiling to prevent curdling, served with fried bread pieces.
How to Dry Clean White Hair
Lay absorbent cotton over the bristles of a wire hairbrush and push it down so the bristles press into the cotton. A few strokes will reveal how much dust the cotton can absorb, leaving the hair bright soft and clean. Do this every night.
Citizenship Eligibility for Japanese and Ancestry Myths
A historical note discusses whether Japanese people can become U.S. citizens under Section 2169 as amended in 1875, noting courts construed aliens of white and African descent as eligible while excluding Chinese aliens. It states anyone born in the United States is a citizen, regardless of race, and mentions writers Carleton and Sam Walter Feee with disputed death dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
United States
How to Dry Handkerchiefs in the Bath
The guide warns against drying damp pocket handkerchiefs on a toilet table mirror in a lodging house. It advises drying on the sides of the bathtub after scrubbing the tub’s enamel. It notes that drying on a mirror blurs it and invites seven years of bad luck for the superstitious resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodging House
Local Ad Roundup of Goods and Services
Classified notices advertise California wines free delivery city wide at Cline's Liquor Store corner Heron Street and F Street. a notice invites sending inquiries about Aberdeen Herald. Offers include complete house furnishings from Comeau Furniture Co and art rug weaving from Art Rug Weavers 119 North G Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cline
Heron and
F Street
Herald
Chehalis County
Wise
North G Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sires and Sons
Port Personals
John Kling
Cincinnat
Jon
National Department of Agriculture
Aberdeen Herald
the Herald
Kimball Dairy Farmer
Standard Poultry World
Woman’s World
National Farm Magazine
Northwest
Pacific Coast
National Dairy Magazine
Dairy Farm
Kimball
Dairy Farmer
Standard Poultry
Poultry Culture
Fashion Frills
Bryan
New York World
Benjamin Franklin
Andrew Carnegie
Scotland
American Press Association
Carleton
Sam Walter Feee
Fess
Chamley & CO
Valencia ST
San Francisco
Cal
Avmor
Aberdeen Printing Co
Grays Harbor
Comeau * Furniture Co. Tf
Particular Printers
East Wishkah St
Fords Prairie
Roslyn
Bane
Willis R. Lebo & Co
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