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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1908
Page
3
A simple cardboard two column device lists foods and exact cooking times, letting a cook know when to remove items from the oven. It promises to reduce burned food and save time by recording actual experience, making it a practical Christmas gift for any kitchen.
A fashion sketch presents a striped flannel shirt waist with a front yoke and rounded edges. The Fronts are gathered into the yoke and plaited flat from the shoulders, while the back lacks the yoke for a Dana Gibson look and buttonholes secure the fastening.
List of sauces and accompaniments for various meats and dishes. Includes roast beef with horseradish and gravies, veal with tomato or horseradish sauce, lamb with mint sauce, turkey with chestnut dressing, venison with currant jelly, pork with apple sauce, goose with tart apple sauce, duck with orange salad, quail with currant jelly, chicken with bread sauce, and other meat preparations with bechamel or tartare sauces. Also mentions pastries like frizzled beef with horseradish and lobster croquettes with tartare sauce.
The article explains creating decorative buckles for winter hats using buckrum and silk wraps. It describes embroidering medallions with filoselle in two colors, adding Chinese gold edging, and finishing with cords. An alternative uses brocade and soft kid belt components for a similar effect.
A grocer pledges to refund customers who do not like Schilling's Best coffee as part of a money back guarantee. The note emphasizes satisfaction and assurance for shoppers.
Sue Moon a Chinaman appeared before Melbourne magistrates on a Saturday afternoon charge of working after 2 pm. He claimed he had washed only one collar past closing time. The chairman mocked the defense as insufficient, and Sue was fined 2 dollars 50 cents. After paying he protested that the act makes Chinese men lazy.
The True Bohemian depicts a lifestyle rooted in mood driven work and disdain for money or fame. It cites Phil May the Shifter O'Shea Wallis Mackay and his brother William as examples of bohemian temperament, noting that true bohemians never work unless inspired by mood.
A Washington Star exchange notes a sting of gossip and a fellow speaker argues for discernment, saying it would be worse to accept every rumor as fact. The dialogue highlights skepticism about unverified talk and the value of truth.
Do not let a bad cough turn into chronic bronchitis or pneumonia. Take Chamberlains Cough Remedy for prompt relief and widespread use. sold by Evans Drug Co.
Colonel George Curtis Treadwell, military secretary to Governor Slughes of New York, sports gold lace and encounters a veteran en route to Jamestown. A regular army officer questions his regiment, prompting Treadwell to explain his Span ish American War service on the governor’s staff.
A Jackson, Mississippi man with a flashy financial style is described as a type like Colonel Carter. The bank cashier repeatedly notes an overdrawn account, the depositor promises to settle, but delays continue until bank officials confront him and he threatens to move his business to another bank.
Passenger Manager W. W. Jeffries in New York comments on a record tour ist influx from Europe praising the country’s prosperity. He notes travelers bring back stories and items, including a Chicagoan who recalls a Highland inn encounter where a Scotch remark is met with a barmaid’s quip about swallowing.
The Stamford nature writer Rev William J Long concedes he may have faked nature unknowingly through ignorance rather than veracity. He recalls telling Stamford students about bees and a bright pupil misanswering buzzing with buzzum, illustrating a humorous nature lesson.
A Brooklyn Citizen tale describes a stenographer at a law firm who turned to drink but found reform after his employer rewired his typewriter to misprint letters. The shock led him to quit alcohol, with a cure traced to the Adirondacks and steady work.
Jonas Lie in Craftsman notes that Norwegian life is deeply shaped by belief in demons and spirits. Sailors, fishers, and peasants inhabit a world where weather, luck, and even death are governed by supernatural beings like the Draug who rides a half boat as a omen of swift doom.
A New York Press quip highlights a social irritant for women as Betti na describes riding a Broadway car with a stranger wearing the same outfit. The shared fashion clash prompts embarrassment and mutual exit, illustrating peer pressure and vanity in public.
A speech by Homer Floyd appeases critics over his fitness for the school board citing classroom recitations and district No 8. He asserts governance rests on teacher judgment for student answers. The piece also notes Samuel Peters fabricated Connecticut blue laws published in London 1781 and asserts no such laws existed.
The article notes that African peoples have white teeth due to their food and climate, but that they also take special care of their teeth and know many remedies for dental diseases, as observed in the Munchener medizinische Wochenschrift.
A Guardian (Manchester England) quotation extols the male instinct for fair play and giving everyone a chance, rooted as a strong heritage from boyhood, emphasizing fair treatment and opportunity for all.
Edina Missouri resident J P Klote testifies the Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets work better than any other remedy for stomach trouble. Evans Drug Co sells them. Gray Harper The Abdeen Semi-Weekly Herald offers a transcript for $2.00, $1.50 in advance.
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