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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1909
Page
6
An ad offers a limited stock of shears at a $1.50 annual price in advance. It urges readers to order today as quantities will not last. The message emphasizes prepaid renewal and scarcity to prompt quick action.
A road expert advocates using ground wood meal mixed with oil or tar to bind road material and resist rutting from auto traffic. He cites examples of macadam performance in New York state and a Brooklyn inventor's brick and sand suspension road promising long life and elasticity.
A contract project prepares to begin distributing pressure across brick and concrete as part of a large construction plan valued in millions of Gellers. The work involves sand distribution to stabilize the structure and ensure load bearing capacity.
Assemblyman Rex of Norris Town Pa at the supervisors convention suggested a practical road test. Two parallel highways will be built with identical construction to compare wear from horse drawn vehicles on one and automobiles on the other.
A Philadelphia inventor touts a simple self install method for removable awnings. Mounting hooks at window tops and a long hook bar allows easy up and down action, protecting canvases from storms and extending their life.
A Sulphur and Molasses season returns as readers send letters to the paper on various health drink ideas and personal experiences. Correspondents praise tonic benefits and share homemade recipes while noting taste and accessibility.
The Good Roads club of Georgia promotes a direct 70 mile line from Atlanta to Washington as a model for a longer highway stretching seven hundred miles, highlighting national road-building aims and regional improvement.
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