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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
2
An advised health note warns meat can overwork kidneys and trigger backache and bladder issues. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast for a few days to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and restore urinary comfort. The ad touts Jad Salts as safe and popular for kidney health.
Geo J Wolff urges farmers to adopt merchant style selling. J Lenmon of Porter speaks on unprofitable dealer transactions. Judge J M Phillips recommends hiring a county farm expert as sales manager. A ten member committee is to meet at Montesano next Monday to outline an operation plan. Members named include M C Harris Hoquiam S K Bowes Aberdeen J E Calder Montesano J B Godnour WyncoDie valley Frank Liesner Oakville Frank Winkelman Satsop.
Laughter counters pain and disease and helps mood, digestion, and appearance. A cheerful laugh is infectious, boosts heart health, and can restore balance after bad news or worry, giving warmth and vitality to the whole system.
A tale from post Franco German war times recalls the Prussian drill in the British cavalry. A Windsor Blues corps exercised in extended lines as a message about vedettes near Englefield Green became muddled, producing the misheard tally England's bets paid by the queen. The piece also notes the New York customs ruling that classified the accordion as non musical.
Woman plans a silver brocade dress with a straight bodice and tiered lace skirt for a Christmas week dance. The accompanying feature highlights Adrienne Matzenauer Fontana, daughter of Margarete Matzenauer and Edouard Fontana, born in Boston, path trending toward a future in opera.
A young homemaker remodels a living room on a budget by upholstering existing velvet furniture with rose patterned chintz, adding matching curtains and lace cushions. She fits covers with patterns, pipes edges in green braid, and finishes the look with hand crafted lamp shades, achieving a professional appearance.
The passage notes Nathaniel Lee known as the mad poet who spent four years confined in Bedium. A fellow scribbler mocks his calamity but Lee retorts that writing like a madman is not easy while writing like a fool is very easy.
Novelty umbrella tops in carved wood and artificial ivory are sold with separate handles and varied styles. Tiny watches are set into the umbrella tops as fashionable accessories.
A woman asks a convict if he will be happy after his sentence. The man responds with gloom and reveals he is in for life, leaving the woman astonished by the certainty of his fate.
A New England ad copy promotes Ely's Cream Balm for nasal relief. It claims quick soothing of inflamed mucous membranes and open nostrils with a fragrant antiseptic application, promising relief from headaches and congestion.
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