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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1914
Page
3
Grays Harbor residents report births in Aberdeen Tacoma and Pacific Beach. Visitors include Miss Parks from Los Angeles and Mrs Macfarlane from Manila. Local events cover playground festivals tax and society meetings as well as a brush fire in Union Pacific addition.
Aberdeen Washington July 27 1914 notice that wife Zada Ensign left the home and that the husband will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her from that date. The notice is signed by Fred Ensign.
Mr. E. B. Loer of Marilla New York praises Bucklen Arnica Salve claiming it heals every cut burn wound or sore. Get a box today to keep on hand for burns sores cuts and prevent lockjaw. 25c at your druggist.
The Splash committee of the Chamber of Commerce reviewed receipts and expenditures in a Friday session. Treasurer Chas. Holmer and Fred Wylie will report in a few days. About $800 remains and will be deposited in a savings bank to earn interest until the net Aberdeen Splash.
E. J. Kadow a joint demurrage clerk for three transcontinental railroads died at 28 from injuries and infection after an accident July 18. He broke into his locked home, was cut by broken glass, and succumbed to sepsis days later.
Henry O Malley Pacific Coast superintendent of the United States bureau of fisheries returned from Quinsault Lake with Game Warden Esses. He praised the lake and Grays Harbor tributaries calling the area the greatest undeveloped fisheries district in the Northwest. An experiment station will be set up this fall and a hatchery recommended immediately.
Knights from Hoquiam and Montesano will visit Wishkah lodge Knights of Pythias for a Friday night meeting. Third degree work will be performed followed by the usual banquet. Full attendance is desired.
Benna Isaacs of the Dry Goods Emporium was adjudged bankrupt last week. L. H. Burnett, receiver, will offer the stock and fixtures for sale at 2 p.m. next Monday August 3.
A forest service bulletin argues for deferred grazing on western range lands to stop deterioration. It explains overgrazing near seed maturity harms plants, and outlines rotating, late-season grazing to allow reseeding and recovery while avoiding full-year closures.
The article surveys animals on flags and coats of arms. It notes the lion on the British royal standard and traces a change from leopards to lions. It mentions the eagle for Russia and Germany and both lion and eagle for Spain, with other nations displaying symbols like the unicorn, Australian emu, and kangaroo.
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune reports Crowther argues ventilation matters more for motion coolness and dryness than air chemical purity. He claims no proven toxic atmospheric substances from exhalations and that air in lungs remains contaminated by exhaled gases even outdoors. He notes small CO2 levels are unworthy of concern and emphasizes air motion to ventilate.
Government experts say stacking wheat while sweating improves color, test weight, and milling quality. Eastern practices store in outside mows after drying, waiting weeks or months before thrashing. Western method thrashes directly from the shock to save cost, aiding those lacking storage space.
United States Department of Agriculture warns farm wells commonly near barns and stables risk contamination from surface pollution. Deep and shallow wells show mixed water quality. proper siting above yard drainage and impervious, watertight building floors, concrete manure pits, and fenced sinks are recommended to protect water supplies.
A description from Farm and Fire side outlines a dual purpose barrow cart built from one inch boards. It features a two piece body with tapered sides and a bottom, plow handles, and eighteen inch wheels salvaged from an old guano distributor. The device balances well and is easy to pull without tipping.
Advice on farm maintenance covers root alders removal and yearly cutting, harvesting timing to avoid damp grain, flood drainage measures, and building sturdier bridges. It recommends draining mudholes, screening rain barrels, kerosene swamps, drying shocks, and plowing wet land in dry weather followed by redtop and alsike clover seeding.
A compact reflection contrasts public spectacle and reform rallies, noting crowds drawn to circuses versus social movements. It wryly observes that truthfulness can lure a faithful audience, while punning on a fisherman metaphor.
A reflective line notes that happiness belongs to those who can forget the cruel opinions they know about themselves and move forward with self acceptance. It frames memory as a barrier to joy and suggests mental peace comes from relinquishing regret.
A brief reflection notes that those who plant seeds of discontent often harvest discord and public strife, highlighting the link between stirring discontent and social friction.
The brief dialogue hints at limited regard for Jimmie with a quip about twenty four hours a day. The exchange shows casual, unspecified opinions between Bess Tess and Jndve.
A 1900s style health ad urging bilious, constipated readers to try Dr King’s New Life Pills to clean the stomach and bowels. It claims mild, effective relief from headaches sour stomach and foul breath and promises a satisfied feeling after a full bowel movement. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve recommended for burns.
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