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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
5
Rates listed from 2.50 to 3.50 per day and 12.50 to 18.00 per week. The property has 270 outside rooms located 160 feet from the N. P. depot and 12 feet from the ocean beach, with a 2,000 foot 10-foot veranda offering a perfect Pacific Ocean view and special family rates.
Andrew Carnegie to lead a committee arranging a 1914 tribute to 100 years of peace with Great Britain. A permanent committee will organize a national appeal involving governors and citizens, with a proposed monument or memorial bridge on the Niagara frontier and international discussions in Britain and Canada.
London surgeons employ carbonic acid gas in snow form at extreme cold to treat lupus and birthmarks. The frozen patch is scraped from liquefied gas, pressed into a button, and applied to the disfigurement for thirty seconds daily. A white patch of frozen tissue forms as the cold induces rapid inflammation and freezing.
A 1900s style ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills work around the clock to turn weakness into strength and energy. Each sugar coated globule supposedly cures constipation headaches chills dyspepsia and malaria with a price of 25e at A W Shelley’s.
A brief note describes abnormal tissue sorption and healing by natural processes, leaving the skin surface essentially normal. The process suggests gradual restoration without invasive intervention.
An article notes the University of Kansas will offer 859 courses next year. A student aiming to complete them all would need 113 years of study. If living twelve blocks away, walking to classes would cover about 119000 miles, over four and a half times around the world.
Princeton University reports a developed tutoring system with many men earning through tutoring. The Princeton Tutors' association notes earnings of $14,600 in one year, with tutors paid $1 to $2 per hour and some clearing $1,600 annually.
The central Cape Town power station briefly cuts current each night causing a wink of electric lights in homes and giving residents the exact time.
The article describes filming in extreme cold where film stock becomes brittle and hard to reel. Films were wrapped in blankets and warmed briefly before use, making development nearly impossible. In contrast in India the emulsion tended to swell and become gummy, requiring airtight wax sealed tins for packing.
A Catholic Standard and Times item notes distrust within a marriage. The wife refuses to lend her husband a quarter until his next payday, highlighting underlying friction and financial strain.
In the remark about Chatterley a dispute arises over whether a giraffe has a long neck. The exchange highlights a stubborn stance and humorous mockery.
Clara learns Fred will be sent to Europe for six months to a year with England as his focus and after he leaves she laments the lonely days ahead. He hints the trip may involve a wedding journey if they marry, while they both acknowledge the allure of England and country villages. The scene ends with her wondering why he shared the plans. S. E. Kiser in Chicago Record-Herald. "Ms AINSWORTH," he said, "1
About 300 University of Vienna graduates will visit New York for a week then tour Boston Philadelphia Chicago and other cities to study American life. If successful, Dr Otto Schnarrendorf says Austrian schools may organize broader educational journeys.
Aberdeen resident Mrs. C F Johnson endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney disorders and headaches. She keeps the remedy at home and notes it provides relief for her family’s kidney troubles. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
The Norland Nurseries in London offer a two room suite system for infants and young children from a month old to eight or nine years. Six suites house about eighteen children with day and night nurseries for each, costing 20 to 50 dollars weekly.
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