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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1911
Page
7
Women suffering from any form of illness are invited to write to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts. Letters are read and answered by women. The company preserves confidentiality and never profits from letters. Send for Lydia E Pinkham's advice and for a limited free text book by mail today.
J C Cross attorney at law announces practice in state and federal courts. located in Wiehdale Block at corner 6 and Willough Streets.
Two telephone numbers are now in use by City Messenger Company, with one line always open. Call either number to reach Central. Farrell is listed in the notice as contact.
Norman Oklahoma taps a royalty financed water system found by a farmer using a divining rod. G L Abbott contracted to supply 100000 gallons daily at 15 cents per 1000 gallons, with wells at 240 and 400 feet producing 80000 and 50000 gallons respectively. Town receives over 105000 gallons daily with royalties of about 15 dollars per day and ownership transfers in 2.5 years. Cold water and stable levels persist despite drought or floods.
The census shows Italy’s Jewish population shrinking to about 170,000 from 300,000 in 1870. In Pisa the once large Jewish community and its famed printing house, now government controlled, reflect broader declines. Dr Bloch cites mixed marriages and conversions as key factors, as Italian Jews fund a new prayer book likely abroad.
Liverpool's population rose from AIT to TOO85T over the last fifteen years, during which 48, M9 dwellings were constructed.
A five-state commission on Geran expands its remit by adopting the ostuntid shorthand system for official use within these larger states. The move aims to standardize records and speed up administrative processes across the designated regions.
Captain A W Nelson of the Beaver predicts the Panama Canal will open in two years and cut freight to six dollars a ton from Portland to New York. He says lumber could ship for five dollars per thousand and Portland may become a 500000 population city sooner than railroads would allow. He urges business leaders to ready for the coast’s rapid growth.
Consul General Gaffney cites European data showing unbuilt spaces as lungs for cities. Paris districts near Champs Elysees have 1 percent tuberculosis deaths versus 10.5 percent in congested areas, while London and Berlin with more free space show lower death rates.
A farmer in Indiana has patented a potato digger that loads tubers into a wagon via an endless chain connected to the implement.
Warwick James Price in New York Sun presents a satirical poem where ten resolutions fail through deception, sloth, and vice. Each verse shows a resolution slipping away after a misstep or indulgence, until none remain, a morbid collapse of will.
The Chinese government plans a naval reorganization with an initial loan of 25 million dollars from New York financiers. Willard D. Straight leads the New York syndicate in Beijing negotiations, with a total capital interest of 83.5 million dollars cited for the next five years. The loan carries 5 percent interest and a fifty year repayment, aimed at smaller warships and modernization of existing Dragon ships.
Nez Perce man Joseph Hooler leaves Boise with his nineteen year old wife to attend Carlisle and other institutions. He exchanged forty acres of land as compensation to her father, citing his bride’s need for schooling and the family’s support. They have known each other since childhood and expect to study four years, funding their education.
English scientists report a refined process to extract radium from pitchblende enabling production in two months that previously required a year by Austrian methods. The advance promises faster gains in radium supply and potential industrial use.
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