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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1911
Page
3
Cold weather aside, Waugh's News reports a successful White Sale with replenished white goods and ready-to-wear. New Galatea cloth and ginghams arrive. prices stay low despite higher cotton costs. Literature boosting Northwest resources is distributed in trains, with $90,000 spent on this program and plans for broader state support.
President Louis W. Hill of the Great Northern urged Washington’s legislature to appropriate 100 000 dollars for ads to publicize the state’s resources in the East. He said the railroad spends about 50 000 dollars yearly on advertising across Washington Oregon and Montana to attract eastern interest.
The Pioneers meet again with Stewart and Alexander Young families as guests. A late hour adjournment followed a fine musical program featuring Roma Jameson and McGillis, Weatherwax, and a male quartet. Officers for the year were elected: J. C. Pearson president, Mrs. Ross Pinckney vice president, Mrs. William Irvine secretary, Mrs. J. A. Hood treasurer, Mrs. Jean B. Stewart historian.
Joseph Fez died at his South Aberdeen home Thursday afternoon of consumption at age 49. He leaves a wife and several children. Two sons work at the Union mill. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon from his residence with interment in Cosmopolis cemetery.
Yesterday at Hulburt mill in port teams reported loading for San Francisco. The schooner A M Baxter remained at Anderson Middleton mill loading for California ports. Daisy Mitchell arrived Thursday to load at Federal mill for San Pedro. Santa Monica sailed Friday from Aberdeen Lumber Shingle mills for California ports. Coronado arrived Saturday to load at Anderson Middleton mill for San Francisco.
A historical overview traces the development of Oxypathic theory from Faraday to Fozenbas and Cournier, highlighting royal cures, university suppression, and final triumph in the creation of the Oxygenerator as a cure for sickness. The narrative credits Faraday, Fozenbas, and others while noting opposition from medical faculties and vested interests.
Dr Somerville claimed to have wagered he could insult Mrs Somerville in her presence and she would ignore him. He spoke loudly with a friend as her daughters laughed while she calmly continued writing. She finally looked up and asked, Did you speak to me.
Pierce county split over the next supreme bench justice with Judge Sheeks of Chehalis county mentioned as a possible contender and potential bar association endorsement. Friends fear Chehalis would lose if he advances even as supporters hail the honor.
Home made fruitcake offered by Ketchum Hill & Co with telephone contact 3931 for purchase or inquiries.
The Helene loads at Union mill for Honolulu while Lizzie Vance and Roy Somers gather cargo at Cosmopolis for San Francisco. W. J. Patterson and A. J. West load at Slade mill for San Pedro, Ethel Zane for California ports, Ludlow for California ports, and W R Hume sails toward Guymas Mexico. Wasp and Grays Harbor depart for California ports and San Pedro respectively from Union and Hulburt mills. Edward R West heads to Australia as Santa Barbara sails to San Pedro. Capistrano leaves Hulburt mill for San Francisco.
The New York Press notes that Japan possesses many waterfalls with potential power value yet faces ongoing earthquake dangers. Past attempts to build dams were halted or altered when tremor warnings arose, delaying development of these water resources.
Mrs DeFlatt declares the current cook the worst yet and says nothing edible sits on the table. Her husband adds a note of irony, praising the servant's washing skill and wishing they could eat the washing instead.
A justice recalls a would be suicide case with a sharp remark. He tells the convicted young man to imagine his feelings if he had succeeded, as a stern moral lesson about self harm. The anecdote appears in a Green Bag citation.
The text discusses near death experiences of flying sensations at the moment of death, noting feelings of ascent and well being. It cites cases across religions, mentions pain or peace, and includes dreamflight comparisons from Hutchinson, Reamunis, and Lafcadio Hearn with references to Atlantic.
The piece argues unity among residents as the essential element of a town. It asserts geography or wealth matter less than a shared bond that unites business and social groups to boost the community, revitalize decaying towns, and turn villages into thriving centers.
The story recalls a duel where surgeon Humphrey Howarth appeared naked to prove a point about clothing carried into a wound. The challenger found the scene absurd and they parted without combat.
Fletcher Lively longtime Aberdeen resident died in Portland due to pneumonia while visiting for stock purchases. Son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lively he previously worked at Geo J Wolff dry goods in Aberdeen and later ran a Prineville business. He leaves a wife and three young children. his mother left for Portland to arrange funeral.
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