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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1911

Page

7

St Marys Catholic Church Nears Completion in Aberdeen

Aberdeen prepares to dedicate the new St Marys Catholic Church costing about 26000 with Gothic architecture and clinker brick exterior. The 72 foot front, 48 by 110 foot main building, 58 foot tower, seats 600, and houses a pipe organ planned. interior features include white plaster walls, golden oak woodwork, Aberdeen fir pews, and art glass sanctuary windows. Architect Geo B Reid oversight. Jos Theifenthaler contractor. dedication planned after completing finishing touches by December 30 with Father Quain overseeing plans.

South Sea Islands Third Street Aberdeen Geo. B. Reid Jos. Theifenthaler Father Quain

Aberdeen to Dedicate New Worship Hall in New Year Week

The article notes long construction time and plans for dedication services in the first week of the New Year. Aberdeen will boast a handsome place of worship, a credit to its size and growth, reflecting community support from patrons. An unrelated anecdote about a wedding interrupts with a guest pianist.

Aberdeen

Roosevelt family milestone and health notes mix

Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Jr is described as the grandfather’s lineage in a light mixed with a health column. The piece recalls a 1910 wedding in New York and a San Francisco move before shifting to dental hygiene facts and a zoological anecdote about gorillas from the Detroit Free Press.

Roosevelt

Gorillas Present but No Live Members Found

A report notes that at the current time there is no live gorilla observed. The wording suggests an absence of live specimens without detailing enclosure or location.

Caste in Music Revealed by Hotel Orchestra Manager

A hotel manager notes the downside of hiring a musician with a strong reputation to lead a hotel orchestra and recalls a recent incident illustrating the issue. The remark hints at social prejudice affecting entertainment staffing decisions.

Heine Speaks With Goethe About Saxon Plums

Heine recalls meeting Goethe in Weimar and telling him in German that the plums along the Jena Weimar road were very good. Goethe smiles at the remark and the moment of recognition is noted in Reisebilder.

Heine Goethe Weimar Jena Heinrich Heine

The Advantage of Waiting

The father cautions his son about marrying Aurelia while he is barely twenty one and she twenty seven. The suitor argues age gap is small if they wait six years, so both may be around twenty seven. The dialogue centers on timing and practicality of marriage.

Aurelia

Is It Meet and Proper That You Eat Your Heart Out

A fragment from a humorous misquote scene shows a tense exchange where a man pleads and a woman tearfully responds about food being dear in hard times. The dialog evokes a stage mood and the couple’s strained emotions.

Puck

Dialogue Fragments Reflect Social Observations

Snippets show a tense exchange about concessions and supply versus demand in a husband wife quarrel. The quotes capture a Boston Transcript style aside on originality being valued and light reflections on aging and birthday mention from Catholic Standard and Times.

Boston Transcript

Vivisection Discussed in Alexandrian School History

The article states vivisection was practiced in the Alexandrian school during the early centuries of the Christian era. It highlights historic medical practices and the era's scientific environment without graphic detail.

Career opening in Wireless and Railway Telegraphy

Ambitious young men and women can enter Wireless or Railway Telegraphy as the eight hour law boosts demand. Beginning pay ranges from 70 to 90 dollars monthly with good advancement prospects. The National Telegraph Institute of Portland Oregon operates under R A and Wireless officials and places graduates. Write for full details.

National Telegraph Institute of Portland Oregon R. A. and Wireless

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St. Mary’s Third and G Streets St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church Middle West New York Mrs Theodore Roosevelt, JR FE C Rousfield London Lancet America Zoological Garden Africa Detroit Free Press Yowne Browne Catholic Standard and Times Geo. J. Wolfi Puddin Phers BREF U. S. Army Navy O. E. Shelley East Heron St
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