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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
3
Columbus Ohio physician Dr Hartman links illness to changing climate not germs. He warns high pressure and shifting humidity cause colds leading to pneumonia and bronchitis, advocating vigorous health and Peruna as a preventive remedy for families and winter exposure.
A compilation of queries and answers on constitutional status before the Civil War, secession, Jacksonian nullification, and separation ideas. It includes details on Civil Service rules, ocean depths, Civil War casualties, lightning effects on trees, Paine’s line, and early naval sailing speeds.
A ton of hard coal contains about thirty five cubic feet on average. Variations occur with coal bulkiness such as egg coal taking more space than pea coal.
The ice yacht can exceed wind speed by sailing at a sharp angle to the wind. The wind hits the sails obliquely and propels the vessel forward due to lift and aerodynamic effects, allowing apparent wind to push it faster than the true wind speed.
Garfield died at the cottage of C. J. Franklin in Elberon New Jersey near Long Branch after being shot in 1881. The piece covers flux types for amateurs soldering, initiative meaning, presidential birth rules, Burnside’s governorship, energy concepts, stool pigeon, ivory polishing, Taft brothers, presidents who were soldiers, last election vote totals, Daniel Webster burial, and dime values.
An American clergyman’s remark from the Boston Herald says patriotism is the backbone of the United States and urges training that backbone to bring it to the front as a national aim. The vivid line parallels Irish wordplay with civic exhortation.
A Louisville Courier Journal quip notes the dog as the wiser of the pair, contrasting dog and horse intelligence with a touch of humor about dogs working for a living.
A Cornhill Magazine tale recounts a chef who, stranded in India, serves a British troop with lavish meals. High wages prompt excess praise until inspections rise and officers demand more progress. Dinners enrich the chef while soldiers grumble at steep costs and royal tips.
A New York hotel manager labels tips as rewards for special consideration and argues the practice can distort service. The piece cites the waiter sparing humiliation by not removing chairs, serving soup properly, and avoiding crude remarks, noting tip dependence in everyday acts of courtesy and coatroom etiquette.
A traveler recalls how, in seventies Montenegro, most men were away at war leaving inmates unguarded at times. Prisoners carried messages and even delivered 3000 florins to a banker in Cattaro before returning to prison that night. One prisoner claimed to be in prison to obtain a load of skins and must return.
A New York Stun letter argues that Hindus and Chinese had forms of musical notation and that Greek and Latin systems show early notation. It notes St Gregory's role in standardizing the octave and naming the seven notes, a claim tied to the origin of written music.
The article advises sleeping on unscreened porches or roofs rather than indoors even with open windows. It claims open air drains heat less, improves air circulation and oxygen absorption, and may feel warmer and safer with less need for coverings on chilly nights.
The Washington Herald quotes a saying that a man with a common school education may earn money but his son needs a college education to know how to spend it. The remark underscores the value of higher education for prudent financial choices.
A dialogue excerpt shows Plucks attempting to forget a prior defeat while an employer pressures for a raise. The exchange includes a veteran office boy remark about long work periods before a raise and a counter remark about worthiness.
Poem fragment expresses longing and constancy of love. The speaker urges that even if the beloved forgets, the poet's devotion endures beyond absence and time. It contrasts hopeful patience with the risk of heartbreak, urging faithful memory and unspoken affection.
A parenting tip advises offering Jimmy small embroidered towels as inducements to keep his hands clean. Designs include ducks, brown rabbits, dogs, a football, a sailboat, or a red Jimmy, with praise for clean hands when they are clean and leniency when they are not. The approach aims to avoid nagging while encouraging hygiene.
Chicago News reports a witty exchange between a stranger and a rider with playful sarcasm about manners and occupation during a street conversation in the city.
A reflective quote pairing Bacon and Burke on excess and virtue. It notes that power and knowledge in excess cause downfall, while charity bears no excess and prevents danger. The text frames charity as a healing force within the church.
Mrs. William Kettler of Government Wharf Inter Bay Seattle says seven years of rheumatism and kidney trouble diminished after using Plant Juice. She credits improved digestion and sleep, adds dampness worsened condition, and notes Eaton & Swaney drug store sells Plant Juice.
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