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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1911
Page
4
The Herald asserts it is the oldest paper on Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalis County. Advertising contracts rely on this claim and payment may be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
The Aberdeen socialist movement mounts a city government bid for spring elections. The Herald warns against party politics in municipal affairs and urges citizens to register and vote to curb the new party’s influence.
At the Aberdeen Pioneer Association annual meeting a plan to organize a Chehalis County Pioneer Association was discussed. Members stressed timely action as early pioneers age and noted the need to collect and preserve historical data.
The Montesano Vidette marks its thirtieth anniversary in the new country. It was founded thirty years ago by J. E. Calder, now president of the Montesano Commercial club, and J. W. Walsh, and still has some of the original subscribers.
The IWW official publication presents a sharp critique of organized labor efforts, arguing that formal structures and bureaucratic processes hinder effective worker action and solidarity. The piece implies a tension between traditional union methods and a more direct, decentralized approach.
Montreal imposes a bread law requiring bakers to stamp each loaf with its weight and the baker initials. The regulation aims to ensure accurate sizing and traceability of baked goods sold to the public.
Fashion notes favor minimal fullness in underskirts with tights often replacing skirts. Skirts remain straight and narrow though some high end lines feature foot slashes for ease. The striped silk petticoat illustrated follows the latest lines with black and white as the smart color scheme.
A set of sharp quips exposes social friction and family dynamics. A would be musician, a bore, a boisterous uncle, and a child are teased about talent, company, and propriety while neighbors and caretaking friction surface in a tense domestic moment.
The latest approved table item is a coffee set crafted in glass and copper. An illustration demonstrates its convenience and stylish appearance as a modern design choice for table use.
Chief Mason of the Quiniault and sixty other chiefs met with President Taft and government heads in Washington. He plans a vigorous campaign to form the National Brotherhood of North American Indians to secure rights, preserve traditions, promote industry, and unite tribes for the common good. Mason will organize local councils and has sent circular letters to Northwest tribes with meeting dates.
The shadow lace veil is praised for a balanced design between dense patterns and plain mesh. Delicately patterned in a fine web effect with black silk on pale pink tulle, it enhances complexions prone to disfigurement in cold weather.
A study of the bar brooch highlighting its long rigid form and varied ornamentation. Descriptions include emerald and ruby alternating patterns, a rivulet of brilliants, and a pearl centerpiece with diminishing gems outward, plus a plain gold version used to fix hats and jabots.
A reflective quote by Jeremy Taylor on how impatience can transform minor ailments into grave emotions and how fear, anger, and loss escalate into despair and madness. The line traces a chain from mild symptoms to overwhelming wonder through inner response.
A Houston Post snippet notes anxious neighbors who aim for friendliness after they have busted their phonograph, illustrating wary social vibes in a tense moment.
Winter squashes store well when kept in a dry place and taste better cooked by boiling or steaming. The guide explains selecting, cleaning, and preserving squashes for winter, warns frozen varieties lose flavor, and offers recipes for boiled squash baked squash gratin and squash muffins with detailed steps and ingredients.
The article promotes dried beans as a strong winter staple rich in nitrogen and carbon. It describes bean loaf, bean croquettes, and sausage beans, using navy beans with pork fat, molasses, vinegar, herbs, and eggs, baked until browned for meals and sandwiches.
The article notes that the organization relies on lawful authorities and public streets to spread its doctrines and warns that vigilance should not wane despite a temporary acquiescence. Aber deen pledges to honor agreements while prepared to act if the other side breaks covenant.
The article lists multiple ships and steamers loading lumber at Hulbert s mill Hoquiam Slade mill Wilson Brothers mill and Union mill for destinations including San Francisco San Pedro and Mexico. Vessels include the Azailia A B Johnson F M Slade Lizzie Vance Wilbur L Smith Doris Carmel Fair Oaks Sven Coronado Daisy Mitchell and Encore with arrivals or sailings reported Friday Thursday and Saturday.
The steamer Centralia finished loading at the Union mill on Saturday and sailed for San Francisco. The schooner Erick completed lumber loading at the Slade mill this morning and sailed for the West Coast. The steamer J. B. Stetson completed a cargo of lumber at the Federal mill on Thursday and sailed for San Francisco. The schooner R. C. Slade completed loading at the Slade mill for the West Coast and sailed on Friday.
The article recalls ancient Leander swimming the Hellespont to be with his lover but notes that modern feats dwarf it. It cites Captain Webb as having swum the Dover Strait about twenty one miles, making Leander's swim seem small in comparison.
The text notes a snail's withdrawal method, describing how the horns are not pulled back but turned inside out, likened to turning the fingers of a tight glove.
A prominent insurance expert with a reputation for integrity is noted as a strong asset for the Democratic party as it heads into the 1912 campaign in Washington. The piece highlights the party's hopeful outlook and readiness for the year ahead.
Olympia January 13 The state land department plans the next sale of state lands for the first Saturday in March. Commissioner Ross says the auction will include land in nearly every county, with much of it classified as agricultural.
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