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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
2
Claiming stomach and liver weakness cause poor blood, a patent medicine called Golden Medical Discovery promises to restore digestion, energize the liver, and cleanse blood. It touts known composition with ingredients listed on the bottle and endorses Dr. Pierce as a trusted figure.
Dr. Messer offers treatment for bladder and kidney diseases plus piles fissure fistula abscess ulcers and skin and bowel issues. He advertises 20 years of experience with 20 000 treatments and promotes the German remedy 606 with wide office hours at 122 E Heron St 2nd Floor Aberdeen Washington.
A Hoquiam city hall gathering of Democrats and Progressives planned the creation of a Woodrow Wilson Progressive club. Temporary officers named George H. Shaw president and Martin F. Smith secretary. A drafting committee includes Shaw Smith and others. Next meeting set for a week hence.
George W. Walsh announces his candidacy for Constable of Aberdeen Precinct. He seeks Republican primary voters’ support in September 1912.
Paid advertisement announces O M Nelson as a candidate for Chehalis County Prosecuting Attorney in the Republican primaries in September. The message presents a campaign declaration aligned with party processes and seeks support from voters.
J J Penepacker announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for superintendent of schools in Chehalis county Washington at the September 1912 primary. He lists 1003 Wheeler Ave Hoquiam as his address.
Mary P Sutherland announces her candidacy for the nomination for Superintendent of Common Schools in Ciehalis county subject to the Republican primaries on September 10 19 ary Beam.
A 100 member Roosevelt conference in Seattle Washington denounces Taft and backs Roosevelt electors while not endorsing a separate state ticket Delegates from 22 counties form a campaign committee chaired by E C Snyder Seattle to nominate Roosevelt electors and send delegates to the third party convention in Chicago next month Each delegate holds half a vote in the convention.
A. S. Hodgdon plans a two story fire proof reinforced concrete and brick building on eighth street between J and K, adjoining the Swanson Building. Construction will begin this summer after a small one story office is erected on C W Hodgdon’s lot. The 40 by 120 foot structure will house stores on the lower floor and offices upstairs with a confectionery and ice cream parlor planned.
A health warning from Youth's Companion on post operative care and infection prevention. It stresses keeping surgical cuts clean, using sterilized instruments, avoiding contamination from cloth and water, and proper antisepsis to ensure healing. The piece warns that any infection risks arise from careless handling and underscores strict cleanliness.
A quotation defines meekness of spirit as inward harmony with little inner conflict. It notes that previous disputes between thought and conscience are diminished, leaving a peaceful inner state as described by T. C. Upham.
The time card lists summer station stops and departure times for Northern Pacific local trains between Seattle Tacoma Portland and Aberdeen with through coaches to Centralia and gasoline motor car service. Key trains include No 3 and No 365 bound for Portland and Seattle with arrivals and departures at Tacoma Seattle Portland and Aberdeen, plus connections to Elma McCleary and Centralia.
A list details numerous intersection coordinates for Aberdeen area including mills depots and streets with many box notations. Imaginary boxes marked in parentheses clarify nonreal entries within the layout.
Subscribers served by city carrier who miss the Herald by 6 p m on Monday and Thursday should call City Messenger Co at phone 5931 for immediate delivery.
The Herald notes advertiser disclosures clarifying sponsorships in sponsored content. Readers are encouraged to check labels and confirm independent reporting.
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