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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1914
Page
7
Minneapolis architect presents a seven room home with a front living room sun room off to one end and a stair and fireplace at the opposite end. Second story has three bedrooms a bath and balcony over the sun room. Full basement 26 by 26 feet main section. Cost to build 2650 dollars not including heating and plumbing. Publisher offers Sax ton plan book and interiors for sale.
A compilation of reader queries with brief explanations on topics from OK origin to bylaws, Mexican agrarian reform, British empire terminology, names for state residents, Dewey’s Manila battle ships, AFL structure, U.S. mints and assay offices, and feminism. Each item offers concise historical insights and definitions.
A square cut blue serge coat with closely fitting turned up trousers makes a popular summer costume. The coat should be lined to hold shape as the skeleton garment wrinkles. Long low lapels with three buttons suit yacht ing outdoor diversions and business wear.
By courtesy Dry Goods Economist. FOR PARTICULAR DRESSERS. Fashionable dressers adopt shirts with fancy bosoms for evening wear this summer. The illustration highlights a soft shirt bosom with tucks and black figures, plus a dinner coat with hat collar and tie, and the popular flowing four in hand tie of the season.
The page shows a boy in blue serge sack coat and white flannel trousers with tan oxford ties suited for the seashore. A ten year old wears a white serge Eton suit praised as cool and serviceable. The verse contrasts city labor with digging soil and healing with arnica.
A Chicago Record-Herald quotation contrasts women's suffrage with campaigning labor, noting a wife returning hoarse from a day of campaigning and implying tangible gains from equal suffrage through domestic and public effort.
An attractive square cut blue flannel coat with white stripes is shown. It is designed for vacation wear and durability under heavy service. Trousers are turned up and the coat features a sloping shoulder line and a waist shaping.
A dealer pitches an old violin as Nero's fiddle to a buyer, claiming myth’s name was on it but worn off. The Cleveland National Dancing Masters convention favors a tamer tone, hoping to soften public image. An Evangel note laments hollow kind words that should have been spott ed yesterday.
The New York church pastor denies Andrew Carnegie is an atheist, while noting Mrs. Carnegie attends services there. The article also profiles Willy Ferrero, a seven and a half year old conductor hailed across Europe, born in Russia to Italian parents. It mentions Princeton alum and composer Langlotz, nearly eighty and ill, and Dr. William C. Braisted, navy surgeon general born in Ohio, who helped advance naval hospital work and led to the wine mess abolition.
A collection of brief remarks from various newspapers noting colorful misprints and quotes. Vilhjalmur Stefansson is labeled an Eskimo though American. John D’s favored line from America is quoted. A $3000 settlement is described as a mere song. Kings Alfonso and George are discussed in relation to visiting the U S. Sir Thomas Lipton is noted for enjoying life without politics.
A playful aphorism contrasts a traveler’s creed with a twist noting a payable alternative if luggage is absent. The quip implies flexibility in travel or payment expectations and uses a light humorous tone.
The piece highlights Kid Williams as a versatile athlete who rose from wrestling and other labor to boxing. It praises his physique and claims the Baltimore Tiger may rival him, suggesting Williams could hold two titles if his skills continue to unfold. The account frames Williams as a premier young fighter in peak condition.
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