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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1913
Page
5
A local liquor shop advertises a full line of California wines and pure double stamp whiskies with free delivery to all city areas. The store is located at the northwest corner of Heron and F streets.
Public notice in Chehalis County Washington for a sheriff sale of parcels Lots 7 8 9 10 11 in Guist sub division Evans and Lewis Grays Harbor Homestead Block 1 Lot 7 8 9 10 11. Sale set January 10 1914 at 11 am at Montesano Court House front door to satisfy a foreclosure judgment of 975 plus 100 attorney fees and 13 costs with 6 percent interest. Sheriff Schelle Mathews Deputy E M Hoover, Attorney A M Wade Aberdeen Washington. Publication December 9 1913 to January 6 1914.
Abie Llewellyn earns top position in a notable sports segment from Dartmouth as the world of sport highlights his achievements in the quarter. The report emphasizes his performance and the significance within the sports world.
A survey of global data covers France’s doctor density India’s imports of US birdcages Panama’s taxi service wealth of the United States bread consumption in New York a London dietitian and a New York complaint bureau. It notes Formosan teas output wood screws asbestos in Natal bears on British timber and several other international statistics.
Dartmouth quarterback Llewellyn is highlighted as a strong All American candidate this year. He and rival Ghee competed for the varsity position, with Llewellyn securing the role and earning the job permanently.
H A Comeau administrator of the Frank Manaha estate filed a Final Account and Petition for Distribution with Chehalis County Superior Court. A settlement hearing is set for December 20 1913 at 10 a.m. in Montesano Courtroom. Interested parties may appear and file written exceptions.
The State of Washington summons Ada Quimby to appear within sixty days after November 25 1913 and defend the action to dissolve the bonds of matrimony on grounds of cruel treatment and abandonment. Plaintiff George Quimby seeks a divorce with F R Conway as attorney for the plaintiff, Aberdeen Washington. First publication November 25 1913. last publication December 30 1913.
The Semi-Week to Aberdeen Herald offers readers in Grays Harbor County an update on regional events and local affairs. It highlights community notes, weather outlooks, and pertinent notices affecting area residents.
Louisville Colonels consider a 1914 spring training trip to Florida with Fort Meyer among possible sites. Colonel Wathen weighs options and has not finalized plans, noting two to three Florida spots while other American Association teams have sent clubs south for workouts. If a fit location is found, the colonels may travel south for early practice.
Pro golf plans for a 100 mile radius of Chicago were shelved for winter. Tom Bendelow could not assemble a representative field, so the event is postponed until next year. Winnetka Country Club near Chicago will open the course early July with the clubhouse due by June. Officials include Douglas Smith president, Archibald Shaw vice president, Robert Svenson secretary treasurer, and governors Hubbard Higginson Hoyt Manchester Taylor Whitman.
Rumors say Dr HL Williams, Minnesota Gophers head coach, may be engaged to lead Cornell gridiron staff after Minnesota release. Cornell dissatisfaction with football operations cited. Williams would join Ithaca if contract terms allow. Francis Ouimet backs an international golf competition modeled on the Davis Cup, origin in England with a trophy offer.
A Washington man designed a revolvably mounted bracelet spool to feed yarn to the needle without slack or tangling. The open bottom design fits any wrist, with spring clasps to swap spools easily and a tarnish resistant finish.
A detailed method for roasting a turkey including cleaning twelve hours before use, making bread stuffing with butter and seasonings, salting and filling the cavity, sewing and skewering to secure the shape, buttering, basting every ten minutes, removing strings, and presenting on a hot platter with garnish.
The text describes cleaning a possum by removing head and feet, washing, salting, and hanging overnight. It instructs cooking the possum covered on the stove then finishing in the oven, browning and basting with pepper. It adds boiling and browning sweet potatoes, plating with parsley garnish.
Dress and cut quails in halves. Salt and flour the pieces then fry in hot lard until golden brown. Add hot water cover and simmer until tender. Toast thin bread slices, melt butter with a splash of water, boil briefly, and spoon over toast. Place a quail piece on each toast slice.
A home care tip advises whitening white dresses and lingerie by soaking in cold water with a small amount of ammonia, then boiling with lemon slices and rind. The garments are added to the lemon boil while it is hot.
Mix one cupful of hickory nut meat with sugar raisins cream yolks and salt. Line twelve tart tins with pie crust and fill. Bake twenty five minutes in a hot oven. Top with whipped cream and serve.
For cleaning porcelain tubs and sinks salt proves an excellent cleaner. Sprinkle coarse salt into a slightly damp tub and rub briskly with a flannel cloth dipped in turpentine. This method yields a thorough cleaning and an unusual polish.
Carrots are cut into four pieces and boiled until tender in salted water. They are strained and fried in butter with finely chopped onion until brown. Pepper is added and the dish served hot.
Collected maxims note human fault lines and divine influence. Archibishop Whately and Dr. Johnson are quoted on ingratitude and status, while Franklin links fate to divine aid for empires. The pairings reflect 18th century moral reflection on power and Providence.
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