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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
2
The Public Chicago hails Pinchot and Glavis for acting in defense of ideals, calling their conduct a rare display of heroism in this era. The piece emphasizes national benefit from their bold stand and implies their actions reflect noble intent despite the age's challenges.
The article explains absolute zero as the point where no heat exists, about 450 degrees below Fahrenheit zero or 273 below Celsius zero, and notes helium gas freezes near 272 C. It discusses heat as molecular vibration and cites experiments and a German professor’s claim, then adds reflections on changing minds in a separate section.
A fragment quotes a colloquial exchange about work on a hot day and a would be employer. It then notes Wild Animals In New York City with a claim that within twenty miles there are fifty different kinds of wild animals and a dozen species of wild beasts in Greater New York.
A New York Press quote recalls how the Jones family announced their third child's birth. The first birth had engraved cards with ribbons, the second used telegraph, and the third arrived by postal card, a contrast noted in a light exchange in She Could Talk.
Julia Ward Howe criticizes the suffragette slogan no vote no husband as old and familiar. A Boston witness anecdote and portraits of James M. Beck and Lord Curzon appear amid vignettes on widowers, humor, and the architect Joseph M. Huston with a quip about pricing a church and a spire.
East will see Yale Cornell Princeton Penn Columbia in a tight race with strong squads. Captain Crosby leads Cornell with a solid forward line including Scudder and Murphy. In the West Chicago Wisconsin Minnesota lead a battle with Cap tain Hoffman and Fulkerson anchors for Chicago. Wisconsin and Minnesota boast veteran rosters and aim to challenge for the title.
Battling Nelson says he may serve as referee in the world heavyweight title bout between Johnson and Jeffries. Johnson first suggested he act as arbiter and Jeffries also agrees to Nelson officiating, strengthening the potential committee of three in the ring.
Actor Brent Hayes now in the country will attempt to swim the English Channel next summer. Hayes has already made many preparations and set endurance records in swimming.
The tale recounts farmers Brown and Jones arguing over who rises first. At 2 a.m. Brown visits Jones and finds Mrs. Jones lunging clothes in the garden. She says Jones was the first part of the warning, but she does not know where he is now.
The turtles are the most ancient vertebrates, resembling early reptiles. Sea tortoises of the mesozoic era reached twenty feet across fins, while later tertiary tortoises grew to twelve feet from head to tail.
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