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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
7
An Iowa authority on highways explains a proven drainage based system for country roads. In Jefferson township Wayne county he details five years of field work, plowing furrows, fixing culverts, grading with donations, and using a yard-wide approach to create dry, durable roads.
Eager prospectors in Spokane country Washington weigh a rush into Bruneau district Idaho after D A Bourne a former Ely miner says he located the Lost Sheepherder mine. He reports surface ore values, a possible $1 750 000 in sight and plans a ten stamp mill to process fifty tons daily.
The Woman's Park club of Walla Walla Wash showcases civic service including plans for a children's summer house with rest area for fathers, toilets, and a sunny nursery. It will add boats, tennis and croquet courts and hire an instructor to guide children in games and equipment use. The group raised $800 by running a restaurant during fair week.
A child frets about Santa Claus delivering gifts in a modern flat without a fireplace. The narrator imagines Santa squeezing through a small steam pipe and wonders how he will fit and exit with the toys, fearing entry and the absence of a chimney. The verse, from the Chicago Record-Herald, captures domestic urban living and holiday anxiety.
A Cleveland Leader excerpt argues consumers in cities overvalue trips to urban shops despite higher city costs. It notes suburban buyers could save by trading at home, while city rents push selling costs up. Local stores succeed with good service as in England a campaign to educate shoppers to keep trade local.
Fragmentary text references thinking and economic concerns tied to Christus, with an implied break or change after. No coherent names, dates, or events are established.
A tale of a young man and woman parting under moonlight with lingering promises. Six years later the man returns to find the woman married, a party reunion prompting a recognition moment and a light remark about paternity.
An exchange between two characters shows one lamenting loneliness and lack of relatives while the other prods for cheer. The optimist suggests hidden sunshine if one seeks it, and hints at buying Christmas presents as a path to happiness.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lacock of Hoquiam Washington endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for long standing kidney trouble and dizziness. She describes relief after use and urges readers to buy the product from local dealers at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.
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