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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
4
A light Town Topics sketch shows Mrs. Newlywed calling Denver hubbie Henry at 8 a.m. The pair banters on time zones and charges, ending with a punchline about rubbers for rainy weather and a brief kiss sent over the wire. The scene preserves playful mischief and domestic humor.
The treat stays fresh up to a week if handled correctly and kept untouched. Its appealing appearance matches its claimed quality, suggesting lasting popularity if not consumed quickly.
A recipe for jelly roll uses beaten eggs and sugar, lemon rind, flour with salt and baking powder, hot milk, and jelly filling. The roll is baked in a dripping pan, rolled while warm, then dusted with powdered sugar. KC Cook’s Book preview notes hot milk keeps rolling without cracking and advertises free via a can certificate.
Semi weekly Aberdeen Herald published Mondays and Thursdays at 309 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington by Aberdeen Printing Co. Editor J Carney. Watered at the Aberdeen postoffice as second class mail matter. Subscription rates and deadlines for ads notice missing issues please notify.
The Herald proclaims it is the oldest paper on Rays Harbor with the largest Chevalis county circulation. Advertising contracts tied to this claim warn that all money due under contracts will be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
City officials discussed selling the pest house to fund a smaller Wishkah river farming area. If not sold, the building will be repaired. A padded cell will be built in the annex per Police Chief Templetman amid concerns about asylum cases and safety.
The Grays Harbor Gas company announces a 30 day offer to equip kitchens with a Tate gas stove at no cost. The plan is made possible by strong company efforts and many customers are expected to take advantage of the opportunity to gas up.
Practical advice on orchard care stops mid July for non cultivated trees and allows later cultivation if fruiting is heavy. It stresses hardening of wood, avoiding late season damage, and notes dry seasons aid fruit development with extra nutrients. Also covers poultry yard sanitation, turnip cultivation, and a worm remedy for horses using calomel ginger and turpentine.
The article stresses regular inspection and trimming of a foal's feet in the first six to eight months to prevent abnormal growth. It recommends keeping hooves short and level, using a sharp pocketknife on soft young hooves, and allowing pasture time to encourage natural wear for healthy development.
The Silo a Money Saver explains silage as cow food and its digestion benefits. It notes silos save the corn crop and warns against feeding mangel or stirring bedding before milking to avoid foul air tainting milk.
Readers share testimonials from Peoria and New Orleans claiming Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved them from surgery and relieved long standing feminine ailments. The letter from Christina Reed notes relief from inflammation and endorses the Liver Pills and Sanative Wash. Livy Peyroux of New Orleans recounts avoidance of operation after trying the remedy.
Governor Hay named a bi‑partisan committee to investigate Washington fishing conditions and to report recommendations for the next legislature. Senators White Hammer Nichols Allen and Troy will inspect Puget Sound Grays Harbor Willapa Harbor and the Columbia River and report fully on the department and laws. The panel will meet in Bellingham August 7 aboard the launch Bessie and members vow to serve.
In a Chicago Tribune note a dialogue unfolds as Caele John explains a sparking plug to his pretty niece. The exchange hints at describing how car engines work and uses playful tweaks in phrasing.
An editor notes a good anecdote about George Washington that has never been printed before while an occasional contributor says it occurred to him only recently. The exchange captures a quiet moment in a Kansas City Journal page.
A brief dialog shows Meandering Mike admitting he should beg, while Mr. Prost condemns such begging as shameful. The exchange highlights a clash between compassion and dignity in a street encounter reported by the New York Times.
A humorous exchange from the Baltimore American notes the zoo keeper as an amateur florist. The dialogue wittily centers on his supposed specialties, including dandelions and tiger lilies.
Andy Lin, a cook at the Mecca and later the Grayport hotel in Hoquiam, died in the city jail Tuesday morning from excessive liquor use. He had been intoxicated for about two weeks and received medical aid Monday night, but it was too late for lasting relief. Lin, who has an uncle in Langley, was in Hoquiam for about two years. funeral likely tomorrow at 2:30 from Whiteside parlors.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer line notes a child once drawn to bright colors now pursuing rainbows as a metaphor for whimsy and dreams.
A local shop promotes Waterman Ideal fountain pens and a wide range of nibs to fit every hand. Customers may try different points until the right match is found, with satisfaction guaranteed by Evans' Drug Co.
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