Aberdeen society notes bustle with club gatherings
Aberdeen social page lists meetings for the Women's Auxiliary Mrs Street. G A R club hostessing. Remembrance club hosted by Mrs Michaels. Swastika club entertained by Mrs Vankleek. Rowena club gathering next week. and other visits and travels of locals including Mrs J M Bowes, Miss Rhinehart, and George A Lee. Additionally, several residents relocate or travel for family or business, with mentions of small-town routines and a few regional trips.
United Doctors specialist to visit Aberdeen at Fairmont Hotel
In Aberdeen Washington the United Doctors licensed for deformities and nervous and chronic diseases offer free consultation examination and advice during their Fairmont Hotel visit. They claim bloodless nonoperative treatment for many ailments and invite patients to bring urine for analysis. Married women should bring husbands and minors parents. Laboratories Milwaukee Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Doctors
State of
Washington
America
Wireworms Destructive to Cereal and Forage Crops
United States Department of Agriculture summarizes wireworm species affecting corn and other crops. It details wheat, corn, meadow, and dry land wireworms by appearance, habitat, and life cycle, and prescribes plowing, deep cultivation, drainage, lime, and crop rotation to reduce infestations. The bulletin notes ineffective remedies and notes that gas fumigation shows high control in fruit trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Ment of Agriculture
J. A. Hyslop
Northeast
Middle West
Middle Atlantic States
New England States
Mississippi Valley
Appearan
Middle
Wien
Treshener
New Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
Many Uses For Air In Industry And Factories
The Factory describes numerous applications for compressed air from cooling cutting tools and blowing dust from machinery to raising fabric nap and drying barrels. It notes uses in testing piping, drying yarn, mixing paints, blowing whistles, and driving screws, with a closing quip about a man who failed by seeking easy money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Franklin Porter
A Fruit Picking Belt Aids Georgia Orchard Pickers
A simple leather belt device with hooks and loops helps pickers in A B Veeder's Georgia orchard to harvest peaches with two hands. It carries the basket on the shoulder allowing lifting and turning of twigs to inspect ripeness and reducing dropped fruit. Two years of use show fewer unripe peaches picked with the belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Veeder
Georgia
Veeder
Breakage in Canning Jars Standards and Causes
Breakage of jars occurs from overpacking hot products, jars filling too full with corn pumpkin peas lima beans and sweet potatoes, sudden temperature changes, overtight wire bails, and excess water in steam canners. Immediate transfer of hot filled jars to the canner is advised and drafts on removal avoided.
Work with a Will: A Ruskin Admonition on Effort
A compact quotation from Ruskin urges completing tasks with vigor. It contrasts duties for necessity and for pleasure, insisting both be executed fully and without half measures. It emphasizes wholehearted effort.
Prison Diet Promotes Health Says London Chronicle
The London Chronicle cites Mr Hedderwick claiming an English prison is the healthiest place in the world. It notes corrigible jailbirds reform through early hours and scientific diet, with one ex-convict praising prison diet as a cure for dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedderwick
London Chronicle
Progressive Leaders Endorse Wilson Over Hughes in Washington
Personal Prattle by John J. Carney quotes Ole Hanson and other Progressive Party figures announcing support for President Woodrow Wilson. The letter criticizes office seekers and Wall Street influence, praises Wilson’s policies, Brandeis’ judiciary role, and Wilson’s efforts on Alaska Railroad, rural credits, banking reform, and navy preparedness, urging Progressives to stand with Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Hanson
United States Senate
Edgar C. Snyder
Progressive Party
J. H. Fletcher
H. C. Pigott
George W. Bright
E. G. Allen
W. J. Dowling
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Wall Street
Perkins
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt
Barnes
Hughes
People
Wilson
Supreme Bench
People’s Lawyer
Brandeis
Congress
Alaska
Navy Yard
White House
Treasury
United States
Barnes Or
Penrose
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Aberdeen Paint Co
Victor Street
Frank Murphy
T. C. Club
W. O. McCaw
A. L. Ettinger
Colfax
E. McGillicuddy
Eugene, Ore
Frances Vankleek
Paul Franke
Montesano
G. Mederee
Cosmopolis
G. W. Ripley
Weatherwax
George McConnell
G .A. R. Club
Leslie Waugh
East
Pythian Sisters’ Club
John Ketchum
A. P. Sprague
Carlisle
Rowena Club
William Appleyard
Mrs. W. L. Morris
Dwight
Westport
R. L. Dalton
City
Lucy
Lena Abel
Yellowstone National Park
J. M. Bowes
Misa Bowes
Geraldine Randolph
Garman
George A. Lee
Ida Rhinehart
Carnegie Library
Oberlin, D
T. C. Fox
Northern Express Company
Patrick Murphy
Weir Theatre
Minto
N. C
Jack Landers
Shepard Springs
James Landers
William Baker
Lawrence Homan
Spokane
Colville Reservation
Ellis Purlee
Hotel
Kenneth Hayes
Aberdeen
Acards
Col
John J. Carney
Rev
J. J. Conway
James Boylan
Philadelphia
Rev. Conway
Col. Carney
A. J. Morley
B. M. Hicok
Chicago
H. J. Bailey
W. T. Randolph
First Methodist Church
Centralia
S. Jackson
Welsh
Wenatchee
G. C. Prescott
Mr. Prescott
Schafer Bros. Logging Company
F. R. Archer
Raymond
Fred Pope
McNeil’s Island Federal Prison
Ethel Shelton
Pacific Fisheries Company
Mrs. Hunt
Susan Hunt
Earl Morningstar
George ‘L. Nyere
Aberdeen State Bank
Davenport
Knights of Columbus
Cedar Rapids
Broadway Pharmacy
Charles Path
Aberdeen, Wash
Fairmont Hotel
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
California
Popular Science Monthly
South
Adkins
Cash Grocery
Washington Mercantile Co
East Heron
Detroit Free Press
Morgan
Crane
Humphrey
Sim
Russia
Servia
Europe
Huw
Review of Reviews Co
Irving Place
New York
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