Aberdeen Herald postal and subscription details
Semi weekly Aberdeen Herald published Mondays and Thursdays at 309 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington. Editor manager MO J Carney. Entered as second class mail matter. Subscriptions rates listed follow, with instructions for notifying missed delivery. Ads copy deadline noted: Saturday noon for Monday issue and Wednesday noon for Thursday issue.
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Nerai Paper Claims Largest Circulation in Chehalis County
The Nerai asserts it is the oldest paper on Gravs Nardsr and has the largest circulation in Che halis County. Advertising contracts rely on this claim and funds paid under contracts will be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
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Nerai
Gravs Nardsr
Chehalis County
Louisiana Chooses Ransdell Over Foster for Senate
The article discusses the defeat of Senator Murphy J Foster in Louisiana’s race for the United States Senate. It credits Representative Joseph E Ransdell with representing a clear, hard working choice for Louisianans and foresees his tenure as credit to the state.
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Murphy J Foster
United States Senate
Joseph E. Ransdell
Foster
Senate
Ransdell
Louisiana
Ransd
Harper's Weekly withdraws support from Wilson in nomination fight
The Harper's Weekly editorial stance shifts away from Mr. Wilson as editor Col Harvey, seen as aligned with big business, may harm Wilson's bid for the Democratic nomination. The move reflects internal tensions within the party as Wilson remains a leading candidate and factions drift.
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Harper's Weekly
Wilson
Col Harvey
Eesti En Pee Democratic Party
Dangers of Tobacco Aimed at Youth in School
An older article warns against cigarette use by girls and boys of tender years. It outlines nicotine as a poison that unsettles nerves dulls perceptivity and harms hearing taste and smell. It adds smoking impairs study and weakens nerves and mind.
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Jong
School youths urged to avoid smoking until adulthood
A writer argues that retentiveness and progress in education suffer when students smoke. The piece urges boys and girls to abstain from cigarettes until adulthood, noting time will remain to develop the habit if desired. Charles Williams was arrested Saturday evening for failing to light his automobile lamps, posting $14 bail before release.
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Bors
Seattle P.1
Charles Williams
Mrs le Johnson Dies? Illness After Operation At Hoquiam
Mrs le Johnson wife of the prominent Hoquiam accountant is dangerously ill at Hoquiam General Hospital after an operation. Very little hope is held for her recovery.
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Hoquiam
le Johnson
Hoquiam General Hospital
Vessels Load Lumber and Arrive at Aberdeen Mills
The waterfront reports numerous arrivals and loads at Aber deen saw mills and related yards. Vessels include the A B Johnson loading for Mexico at Hoquiam while the Encore and F M Slade prepare for West Coast cargoes. The Willapa and J B Stetson arrive for San Francisco, with Zampa returning from San Pedro to load at the American mill. The Lindauer finish at Wilson mill and Lindstrom shipyards work on the L D ter and other craft as repairs and repainting continue.
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Willapa
Sar Feen
San Francisco
Zampa
Restrom
San Pedro
Australian Amateur All Stars Aim for North American Tour
A leading Australian capitalist in New York works to bring an all star amateur Australian soccer team to tour the United States next year. Selection will come from university, school, and regular amateur ranks, with exhibitions on the Pacific coast and major eastern cities. The venture plans a transcontinental arc via England and Australia to spark wide interest.
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New York City
Pacific Coast
Wey East
Americas
England
Australia
New Notation System Gaining European Acclaim
A new musical notation system from Argentina, adapted to a new key series, draws renewed attention in Europe. Ten-year efforts met indifference, but recent improvements excite musicians who expect easier note reading and compressed writing. The system proposes a scale with simplified signs and a piano keyboard aligned to current layouts, with azure radius and central white lines for new scale tones.
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Europe
Argentine Republic
Harper’s Weeklr
Moisture on the Moon Signals Possible Residual Life
An astronomy observer reports signs of vapor in lunar craters during certain long days, suggesting fleeting activity. The finding notes vapor rising with heat, then dispersing, while neighboring craters show no changes, implying some remaining life or activity in select sites.
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Johannes Orn
Lord Kieherer’s French Service Admitted at Dinan
Fragmentary notes recount a wartime service involving Lord Kieherer and a French unit at Dinan, Britain, Fos and nearby locations. Text hints at admission to a guard or service role and mentions a battalion under a General with limited fighting. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Lord Kieherer
Dinan
Nesrest
Aeronises With Gyroscopes Tille Demonstrates Stabilizing Models
A report from the Academy of Sciences notes models of aeroplanes with gyroscope assisted stabilizers. The experiments show medal gliders with heat motors resisting periodic oscillations and automatically restoring equilibrium after disturbance, though the gyroscope adds extra weight to be carried.
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Tille
Aris Academy of Sciences
M. Girardville
Wig Hair Lace Craft Confounds Detectives
The New York World notes that hair lace is handmade and used in wigs to imitate real hair. It requires careful inspection to reveal it is not natural, with threads held in a solution to prevent unraveling.
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New York World
Cynical Shaw on Saying and Attention in Society
A terse, quoted reflection from Bernard Shaw mocks public indifference to unremarkable remarks. The line suggests people ignore matters that do not disturb them, highlighting Shaw’s sharp social critique.
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Cynical Shaw
Bernari Shaw
Revival of interest in polo rules
The fall revival of American water polo interest supports a proposed Amateur Athletic Union rule change to allow a thrown goal. Lead advocate Dr J H White of the Chicago A A urges counting goals from throwing at the board and inflating balls to seven and a half. The aim is to open play, reduce clutter, and make the sport clearer and more spectacular.
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J. H. White
Chicago A. A
Amateur Athletic Union
Jones Forced to Rest from Indoor Track Action
John Paul Jones, Cornell’s famed mile champion, will miss indoor meets this winter due to a strained Achilles tendon. Coach Jack Moakler ordered no training as the injury swells, casting doubt on any indoor conditioning for the season.
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John Paul Jones
Cornell
United States
Jones
Jack Moakler
Maskley Sarsoones
Auto racing interest wanes over Vanderbilt Cup prospects
Waning public interest and a weak field threaten the Vanderbilt Cup as officials from the American Automobile Association note the dwindling pace and uncertain future of the classic race.
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Alfred. Reeves
Codd Irissh
American Automobile Association
Rice Cooking and Pudding Recipes From Old Kitchen Notes
Instructions describe washing rice, absorbing water, and using milk. Includes cheese rice, browned rice, and a rice pudding recipe with measurements for rice, sugar, milk, nutmeg, raisins, and baking times. Emphasizes careful rinsing and gradual cooking in a slow oven.
Two Kinds Of Policemen In The Deep Purple At Grand Theatre
The Deep Purple opening at Grand Theatre features Paul Armstrong and Wilson Mizner depicting two police types. The plot contrasts Inspector George Bruce with a humble enforcer amid political and moral themes. Several investigating committees and trials are referenced in the backstage discussions.
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Grand Theatre
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