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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1914
Page
2
A collage of brief notices from Aberdeen includes Evans Drug Co. ads and product pitches, locals fleeing for visits to Seattle Jamestown New York and Vancouver, and community club meetings. Multiple residents travel, host gatherings, and promote sausages and remedies while city life persists.
The Cornwall family, whose home burned ten days ago as they moved into Aberdeen, will host a First Baptist Church choir benefit concert next Friday at 8 pm. Admission is 25 cents. The program features choruses, soloists, and duets led by church members and local performers.
Miss Laina L. Johnson wed Mrs. Theodore L. Westerholm in a Thursday ceremony at the Swedish Mission church parsonage. The service was led by Rev. John Huleen with witnesses John Cook and Miss Ilma Carlson present.
The Grays Harbor Country Club members enjoyed a pleasant dinner at Hotel Washington on Friday night followed by a dance at Knights of Pythias hall. The dinner was hosted by the losing golf team from a recent club match.
Fresh every day crab cocktails offered by Vater and Fisher. Telephone 342 for orders or inquiries. Bold claim of best made. Local shop advertisement style with contact detail.
T H Hill declares candidacy for City Treasurer subject to voter decision at the March primary elections.
Subscribers who miss the Herald on Tuesday or Friday by 6 PM should call City Messenger Co at 72 for immediate delivery of a replacement copy.
Miss Dalrymple, a Passaic New Jersey writer, wins a $10,000 literary prize for her story Diana of the Green Van. She wrote it in six weeks while isolated from family, plans to invest most of the money in bonds and mortgages, and hopes to advance in a field she loves.
A schoolgirl accessory feature describes eleven piece shirt waist sets with Florentine enameling on gold or silver metal in blue and black or green and white combinations. The set includes studs cuff links a large oval brooch a hat pin and a belt buckle. Married by Blood notes a Dusun tribe in Banquey performs forest weddings with a blood rite and no public feast.
Two hunters settle a ten dollar forfeit for grumbling about camp meals. One man criticizes flapjacks as a tough imitation but then cues a payoff, while the other smiles at the prospect of winnings. The Climbers notes fame can turn the peak into an uneasy perch.
Mr. R. A. Bird of 304 Union Street Seattle endorses Plant Juice as a tonic and spring medicine noting relief for stomach liver nerves and indigestion. The ad claims Washington support numerous testimonials and urges readers to try the vegetable remedy now sold at Eaton and Swaney Drug Store.
The essay explains Cosmo Hamilton's novel The Blindness of Virtue stirring American women to form clubs and discuss diverse topics from astronomy to prehistoric creatures, mirroring Chicago's sixteen week discussion and ongoing advocacy fueled by the work.
A Boston run of ten weeks features a wholesome comedy drama about a vicarage family near London. The story centers on a near tragedy caused by a daughter's ignorance of men and ends with a sincere moral. Cast includes Harley Knowles Rutherford Herman Harold Ainsworth Vera Fuller Melish Pollie Emery Reba Garden Marjorie Allen.
May Irwin, a top United States star, urges actresses to have children to achieve serious roles. She claims motherhood broadens perspective and enhances emotional depth, citing examples from Mme. Gadski and Ethel Barrymore to support her view.
Logansport Indiana woman recounts suffering female trouble and needles like pain. She refused surgery and instead used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, reporting steady improvement and return to work. She urges other women to try the remedy and letters are read by a confidential female staff in Lynn Massachusetts.
Chehalis County will open the 1913 tax rolls on February 1 1914 with a 3 percent discount for general taxes paid before March 15 1914. Personal property taxes carry no discount and become delinquent after March 15 1914, then turned to the sheriff for collection. Tax statements can be requested now for faster service and accurate property descriptions.
Endorsed by D P Lawson of Eidson Tennessee as the best cough cold and throat and lung medicine to stop ailments quickly. Claims it relieves obstinate coughs and colds and suits all family members. Sold 50c and 1.00 by druggists or by mail from H E Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
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