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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
6
The article outlines simple bead bag making using Apache style looms easy to duplicate at low cost. It details materials such as No. 10 gold or steel beads, 200 large beads, D. M. C. No. 25 thread, silk, bead needles, and the construction steps for latticework and securing beads. It notes venturing into dog collars and dress ornaments, and compares bead quality from Bavaria versus older Venetians.
The season sees thin dresses paired with a Chamois sack worn under evening wraps to allow wearing tulle chiffon and organdie in winter. The loose Jeather garment repels wind yet stays remarkably light in weight.
The piece argues women favor in person shopping over mail order catalogs and urges merchants to publish engaging bargains in local newspapers with clear prices. It asserts women read weekly ads first, buy via mail when tempted, and miss the experience of browsing and inspecting goods.
The article profiles University of Michigan football coach Fielding H. Yost known as Hurry Up Yost. It calls him the best in the Midwest and notes years of championship teams despite recent drops in performance. It highlights his extreme discipline and driving coaching style likened to Napoleon.
A drummer recalls a traveler in a small town hotel who fled his room amid a rat invasion. The guest blamed the rodents for a wild night, while the clerk quipped about paying 50 cents for a bull fight as the rats battled in the center of the floor.
The excerpt references coast Polished shells in southern California and a variety of brief items: a scene with a mother and child, a Dexter Maine rock that cuts like wood, a whale and theologians joke, German towns sorting dust, and agricultural notes on grain prices and farm welfare.
This advertisement touts Cham Berlain's Salve as best for fever sores old chronic sores and keeping skin healthy. It claims excellence for chapped hands sore nipples burns and general skin diseases with Evans Drug Co selling it.
A brief notice states Mrs J M Walker, the librarian, welcomes visitors. The item underscores accessibility and friendly service at the library.
A piano maker explains that the scale is the rare craftsman who imparts a piano its soul. After strings and tuning, the scale sits alone and sets pitch with exquisite ears. his work transforms a mere box into a voice that can sing, a reflection of his own soul.
Secretary Wilson cites Pure Food Law aim to reveal presence of habit forming drugs in medicines. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy now shown to contain none of these drugs and is promoted as safe and effective for coughs and colds. Sold by Evans Drug Co.
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