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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1909

Page

5

Town News Briefs Reach Across Counties

A long list of residents heads to fairs and beaches while others travel to Seattle Olympia Elma and Spokane. Weddings include William Mendalhall and Mandan Archer and Warren Egerer attends the Kelman Keagy wedding. A barber asphalt plant starts in North Aberdeen and George Pott plans a Wrangell trip. Police search for missing Aberdeen Hoquiam husband Patrick after Odessa Michigan arrival.

J. G. Long Oakville Cal William Hardy Seattle F. G. Deming Olympia Joe Barkley Irvie Phelps Shark J. B. Crary I. C. Crother Nye Guy P. Hafferty Oswald Beltz Elma Ingram Westport A. M. Merril I. Brumbough Teft Grand Rapids Mich Jacob Astell Julia Canterbury Mildred West J. R. Birmingham Sanborn Faith Globe, Ariz William Mendalhall Mandan Archer N. W. Bush Warren Egerer Astoria Kelman-Keagy George Pott Wrangell Alsaka Mr. Pott Barber Asphalt Co Aberdeen Wishkah Street William B. Palmer Mary Baker W. H. Tamblyn

Sweet Things and the Nickel Dilemma at the Transit Stand

In a Chicago Record Herald item the bee hat lady and her companion quarrel over paying for a fare. Each insists on covering the other but confers with a conductor and discovers both hold nickels. They exchange coins as playful banter while debating who will pay next.

Chicago Record-Hera!d

Aberdeen People Plan Return to South Aberdeen from Land Drawings

Aberdeen residents including H Gleason Joe Butfum Adam Croston and W B Taylor with wives Mrs Wm Long who moved to Raymond will return to Aberdeen to make South Aberdeen their home. R H Keagy of Preferred Investment Co marries Jessie I Kelman in Astoria and will live in Aberdeen. J G Flynn and wife depart for Sin Paseo Texas by Southern Pacific with stops in Oakland and Los Angeles. Trains halted at Hoquiam river bridge but resumed after completion allowing transport across the Hoquiam by electric cars.

Aberdeen Livingston, Mont H. Gleason Joe Butfum Adam Croston W. B. Taylor Wm. Long Raymond R. H. Keagy Preferred Investment Co Astoria Ore Jessie I. Kelman J. G. Flynn Sin Paseo Texas Southern Pacific Oakland Los Angeles Hoquiam River Moclips Hoquiam

Hunt Club Ruse Turns to Meal Request

A housewife questions a tramp in riding boots and a tattered jacket. He answers he belongs to a hunt club and explains he is not hunting foxes but seeking a meal, revealing a streetwise prank or misdirection in a Minneapolis Journal item.

Indy Wayfarer

Airship Guests Drop In Dining Room Joke

A farmer jokes about a crashing airship chimneyside incident as a light quip. The farmer and his wife converse on unexpected guests, noting the visitor is invited to stay and dine. The tone mirrors an old Detroit Free Press humor column from 1915.

Neighbor Servant Interview Sparks Dinner Table Debate

A suburban couple discuss a caller at their table a servant girl arrives and the man asks if she suited. The wife confirms yes but not suitable, revealing tension over social norms and class in a quiet household.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

The Best Remedy for a Busy Clerk

A merchant jokes with a young man about his workload. The clerk admits he has much to do and the merchant promises more tasks so the clerk will not have time to complain. The item reflects humorous, conversational tone from the Catholic Standard and Times.

Catholic Standard and Times

Rise Ball and Early Curve Pitching highlighted by Radbourne

The article details the development of curve pitching after ISS3 with the rise or jump ball by Radbourne and mentions Old Cy Young and Addie Joss. It explains the false rise and a rapid color-shifting chameleon rose from Japan.

Harry Wright Asa Brainard al Spalding Radbourne Cy" Young Young Addie Joss Cleveland Americans Collier’s

Frogs’ legs boom in Paris markets and London clubs

In Paris Halles over 4000 pounds of frogs legs are sold daily, mostly from the flat Vendee swamps. Frogs are now exported in large numbers to London clubs and hotels where they appear as nypmes en brochette on the menu. Top frogs fetch about a dollar per ten skewers as the frog season follows the snail season ending in May.

Paris Halles Vendee London

White tiger shot in Orissa and gifted to rajah

A white tigress eight feet eight inches long was shot in Dhenkanal state Orissa. The animal had a pure white ground color with deep reddish black stripes. The skin was presented to the rajah of Dhenkanal, mounted in his palace. hunters say it is the only white tiger they have seen.

Dhenkanal Orissa London Standard

Comparison of American and Imperial Gallons

The American gallon equals 231 cubic inches and 8.339 pounds of distilled water. The English Imperial gallon equals 277.3 cubic inches and 10 pounds of distilled water.

River with palindromic name in Connecticut

A short note notes a Connecticut river whose name reads the same forward and backward, calling it an Alatinction and mentioning the Ornhown. The fragment hints at a linguistic curiosity rather than a full event or report.

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