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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
3
Local items report Evans Drug Co. offers remedies and products while warning on health. Residents, including Mrs. Held and Mrs. Fenwick, visit relatives. Abdul, dabney, and Larkin are mentioned among travelers, clubs meet, and community events fill city life with births, visits, and sales.
The schooner Luzon en route from Grays Harbor to Australia put into San Francisco crippled. It lost deck cargo and leaked badly. Visitors in the city include Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hosbeins and son of North Tonawanda. Former Aberdeen police chief L. D. Templeman testifies in the Welch Creech case and re joins Pinkerton. Central Council P T A maps spring gardening in schools with seeds and vacant-lot program. Worth McClure leads Franklin school committee with Mrs. Schumacher and Mrs. Spoon planning.
One Symplex turbine cream separator and boiler offered for sale by J. E. Rogers of Copalis Washington. Contact details provided in the advertisement dated for 36-6t.
After proposing 40 acres near the waterworks for park use the city would spend 1000 dollars annually on the property Mrs Jean B Stewart withdraws the offer and deeds the land to her sons A J Stewart and Malcolm Stewart
Miss Isabel M. Kellar of Tacoma and Maurice Fuller of this city married Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs James H Fuller at Fifth and G streets. Rev Chas McDermoth officiated with Olive Knudson as bridesmaid and J H Fuller as best. The bride is a nurse at Aberdeen General hospital and the groom manages the F F Garage. They will reside in Broadway apartments.
Lester Swan, a 35 year old drug clerk from Grays Harbor, diagnosed with locomotor ataxia and partial paralysis, will be sent home to his people in Helena Montana after a period as a helpless invalid in a local hospital.
T H Hill announces candidacy for City Treasurer subject to March primary voters decision.
Lovers of Louisa May Alcott will welcome Marian de Forest and Jessie Bonstelle's four act comedy drama of Little Women at the Grand theatre. The original cast chosen by Miss Bonstelle will portray Jo Beth Meg and the March family with care to keep the novel’s charm and humor.
The Dream theatre has secured the three act two part production of The Last Days of Pompeii by Lord Bulwer-Lytton as a special attraction for Sunday and Monday February 8 and 9. Geo. Kleine of the Photo Drama company presents the work, promising excellence.
Eastern readers hear from the Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald about Grays Harbor county insights. The notice highlights regional news and local happenings in the coastal area.
The New York Sun recounts how cacao beans functioned as early money in pre conquest Mexico, the 1555 arrival of coins, the first weight based peso coins, and the later establishment of three royal mints in Mexico City under Mendoza and subsequent relocations and contracts up to 1847.
In Tuscany peasants gathered around kitchen fires recount improvised poetry and tales with grace and imagination. A local doctor and colleague staged a three hour verse contest, capping each line as villagers wagered on the inspired recitation before dusk.
In his autobiography Admiral Dewey recounts the Mississippi crisis when the ship neared sinking after New Orleans forts. He rushed to the boats to force rowers back, fearing magazine explosion and risking censure, then guided crews to safety as the vessel sank yet his actions saved the men aboard.
The year 1809 is praised for producing many famous individuals. Lincoln Poe Holmes Gladstone Darwin Tennyson Fitzgerald Blackie Cowden Clarke Mendelssohn are cited among those born that memorable year.
Clyde Witmer notes travelers in Japan should embrace delays as the norm. He observes that immediacy is relative with terms like ta daiwa meaning anytime from now to next month and that locals reply shikataganai to most questions. Travelers are urged to adopt resignation and observe daily life, including curious personal questions from locals.
An eastern paper reprints a correspondent letter condemning village street conditions. The writer complains that water lies in the ditch for days, prompting an editor's tongue in cheek note that the same happens to the writer.
The source notes there are 725 castles along the Rhine from source to mouth. Once homes of warlike chiefs, these fortresses symbolize a rich medieval heritage spanning the river’s length.
The passage argues that memory can be harmed by excessive eating physical exertion and even excessive schooling. It presents a reflective view on how overindulgence in these areas may impair recall and cognitive sharpness.
An 8 month virulent liver trouble case from West Burlington Iowa improved after taking Electric Bitters. Four doctors gave up, but the remedy restored health. Sold in bottles 50c and 1.00 by H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
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