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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
2
A collage of society notes reports travel from Audubon Iowa Olympia Washington and Tennessee Ridge Tenn. Residents and visitors include Miss M Clark Mrs M A Messegee and John Erickson. The E C club picnic Moose baseball and hospital stays feature along with business moves and travel.
Dr C A Solberg returns from an auto trip to the Sound Walter Hyatt and family head to Asheville North Carolina Miss Beatrice McKenna travels from Spokane with her aunt Mrs Paul Henry Several others return from trips to Mt Rainier Longmire Springs And east coast visits Plus local court actions include Victor Carlson and Victor Lindbom acquitted of larceny and theft hearings for J R McNeil Jack McCarthy and J O Brantz arising from a stolen blankets incident
Louis M. Roser was released from the county jail on 3500 bail posted by several friends. Neil Cooney of Grays Harbor Commercial Co signed the bond and accompanied Roser to Cosmopolis where he was given a job tallying lumber.
Trustees accept the resignation of Rev. R. E. Cooper as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church with regret. He will become pastor of the First Presbyterian Church at Everett after returning from the East. Cooper and family leave many warm friends in Aberdeen and the congregation regrets his removal.
Elmer E. Boner prominent Aberdeen attorney with 12 years of practice announces candidacy for state senator on the Republican ticket. He has served as county attorney and is regarded as a strong contender.
The Chehalis County Democratic Central Committee will meet next Tuesday evening July 14 in Hoquiam city commission chamber to select delegates to the state convention in Seattle. Every precinct committeeman is urged to attend.
A laboring man wants a lot for cash and will consider a house and lot. Address X Herald office. 80-21.
A feature titled Instructive and Intensely Interesting runs for a single night on Monday at 8 15 admission free and all seats are free. The event promises engaging demonstrations and interactive segments for attendees.
Insomnia cures from the past include running around the bed and cold drafts. Sir James Sawyer notes simple devices to provoke sleep. Dickens Felt better after bedpost chilling. Harvey favored leaping from bed to spark circulation and desire for rest. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Rev. A. B. Keigwin of New York warns against hurried living and the demand for constant hustle. He says rash haste ruins children’s play, shortens lives, strains men, and weighs most on women, arguing no great work is achieved by rushing.
Christian Science church located on First Street near Broadway offers Sunday school at 9 45 a m and church services at 11 a m Wednesday evening services are at 8 p m Reading room at 517 Finch Building open daily 130 to 500 excluding Sundays.
A European sample shows progress toward English as a future global language. An advertisement from a continental hotel extols spacious dimensions, comfort, elegant furnishings, kitchen and cellar produce, and distinguished management, claiming long standing worldwide renown.
The eminent author quips that the stenographer helps with drafting by typing and sending manuscripts to publishers. The exchange highlights the labor saved and the author’s amusement at not reading every book.
Publicity copy touts Peruna as a regulative tonic to ease insomnia without narcotics. It claims digestion improves, circulation balances, and brain irritations lessen, urging readers to take a spoonful before meals and another at bedtime if needed.
A wardrobe note praises black lounge coats with waistcoats and gray trousers for practicality and dressy appeal. It highlights a blue-green wave blue shade and a blue-gray material. The piece ends with a brief explanation of a cat’s whiskers as highly sensitive touch organs.
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