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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1916
Page
6
St Marys Catholic Church at East Third and G streets lists Father Thomas Quain as pastor. Low Mass at 7 am, second Mass at 9 30 am, Benediction at 7 30 pm.
Sabbath school at 2 pm led by Miss Clara Benson with regular service at 3 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 pm led by EB L MacLafferty. St Pauls Lutheran Church on First and E streets hosts German service Sundays at 11 am with Rev. Amos Minneman officiating. all are warmly invited.
The Scandinavian M E church at Market and L Streets holds morning services at 11 o clock and evening services at 8 o clock. Sunday school begins at 10 o clock with I I Rigstad as superintendent. Young People meet Tuesday at 8 p m and prayer meeting Thursday at 8 p m. Rev H Ernest Anderson is the pastor.
The First Christian Church at Third and L streets announces morning worship at 11:00 with no evening service. Sunday school begins at 10:00 led by superintendent E. F. Clare and elder Edwin G. Clark.
The Christian Science church on First Street near Broadway announces a Sunday school at 45 o clock and morning service at 11 o clock. The Sunday evening service repeats the morning service at 8 o clock with Wednesday 8 o'clock service. The reading room is at 517 Finch building with daily hours 12 to 5 except Sunday and Wednesday and 7 30 to 8 30 p.m. Wednesdays 12 to 5 p.m.
St Andrew's Episcopal Church at First and G hosts Sunday School at 10 a.m. and morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Evening service and sermon at 7 30 p.m. Rev F F W Greene is pastor. Norwegian Lutheran Church at First and E holds services 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Young People society Fridays at 8 p.m. Ladies' Aid meets every second Thursday. Parochial school Saturdays at 10 a.m.
Morning service at 11. Evening service at 8. Sunday school at 10 led by E. C. McKnight. Probationers class Mondays at 2 30. Epworth League Mondays 2 30. Choir practice Thursdays 7 45. Rev C W Mc Laughlin is pastor.
Corner East Second and I streets announces morning services at 11 o clock and evening services at 7 30 o clock. Sunday school at 9 45 led by Superintendent W C Mumaw. Epworth League 6 30 p m and Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m led by Pastor W T Randolph.
Corner First and H streets hosts morning service at 11 and evening service at 7 30. Sunday school begins at 12 15 led by superintendent Mrs W W Walk. Chorister is Mrs X Y Croxall. Pastor is Chas McDermoth.
Teaching service at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Prayer service 8 p.m. Thursday led by Pastor W. H. Gibson.
The First Presbyterian Church at Broad Way and First Street holds morning worship at 11:00, evening service at 7:30, and Sunday school at 9:45 led by W. G. Powell. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8:00, with Mrs. N. L. Lillie as soloist and choir director and Rev. T. H. Simpson as minister.
The Swedish Mission church at Market and H hosts Sunday school at 9 50 a m with Henry Blomquist as superintendent. Morning service at 11 and an evening service at 7 45. A Young People's meeting is at 6. Thursday evening prayer meeting led by Rev John J Huleen.
A bachelor quips about his married life with a friend as the couple's dynamic is playfully noted and light humor emerges from a wheezy exchange. The line suggests a wife valued highly as a treasure within a domestic scene.
Native Filipino fishermen cultivate seaweed to replace imported gelatin. Local women use the seaweed to make fruit like desserts similar to gelatin desserts made elsewhere.
A penniless artist and his infant daughter become part of Miss Bedford's life after she helps them with food and shelter. The artist accepts charity for the child, while Miss Bedford gradually grows fond of both, culminating in an implicit proposal and the artist inviting her to join him on sketching tours with the child.
A Jersey bride Ms Sergent and Private Bansemer wed by mail after a proxy attempt failed. Sergent signed a contract at Newark then mailed papers to Douglas Arizona for Bansemer to sign. The couple’s marriage was completed and Company H held a frontier wedding breakfast in salute.
Miss Clara Bedford, a radical anti male advocate, discovers a two year old girl left alone in a tent on her New Hampshire property. The child, who speaks and asks for mamma, draws the recluse to compassion as a man appears with milk and explains poverty. Bedford agrees to take the baby temporarily.
Olive Schreiner defines holiness as infinite compassion for others. Greatness lies in living among common things with truth. Happiness comes from deep love and devoted service.
A humorous exchange shows a lecturer offering to describe the inside of a corpuscle while the meeting chairman interrupts to ensure all present, including outsiders, understand the explanation. The brief skit echoes light town gossip and educational tone.
A quarreling husband laments wishing to be dead while his wife quips she wishes he were insured. The remark appears in the Louisville Courier-Journal, illustrating a brittle domestic moment and dark humor.
The Herald is a good newspaper that costs readers $1.50 per year.
Crowd watches Kid McCoy duel Scrap Dooley in a four round sparring match at Company K New York. General O Ryan arrives as border artillery and rifle fire loom while Seventh Cavalry plans long practice range shoots and a seven mile dusty hike to Rio Grande is touted with wartime songs and Ford support.
A New York private tidies the staff quarters with a broom, explaining his choice to serve. He recalls being an exploration engineer for a Wall Street firm and notes his wife, daughter, and a $936,000 inheritance his father left eight months earlier, which he refuses to rely on.
Samuel Warren, known for sharp wit, faced a sharp rebuke from the Duke of Wellington who challenged his flattery. The exchange ended with a pointed remark that exposed Warren’s boastful vanity as unfounded. The moment underscores a mockery of overblown rhetoric.
A new private expedition financed by Wall Street interests and led by George D. Stillson plans deep sea salvage of the Ward liner Merida wreck, sunk after a collision with the Admiral Farragut. The crew will recover bullion valued at about $600,000, then target other sunken vessels along the Atlantic and wartime submarine sinkings using advanced diving gear.
A farmer seeking funds joins a National Farm Loan association with five dollars per one hundred borrowed. Loans range from one hundred to ten thousand dollars for five to forty years and must be secured by a first mortgage on the farm. Interest tops six percent, payments are semiannual, and a 50 to 60 percent loan-to-value is typical. The land bank pays the association. no commissions are allowed.
A USDA prepared study weighs farming grazing and forestry on farmland. Grazing on wood lots risks damage to seedlings and trees through browsing and trampling, with light grazing sometimes allowed but generally recommending keeping stock out to protect timber. Small fenced plots may offer protection while grazing remains limited and aligned with timber needs.
Guidance urges hoeing the garden corner to remove weeds before seeding. Fresh weeding reduces weed proliferation next season.
At The Herald office readers are urged to leave orders for job printing. The message emphasizes their printing know how and readiness to handle custom work.
Farm Progress urges regular clover seed saving as a routine duty due to high seed prices and uncertain quality. It promotes a do it yourself comb style gatherer for home use and notes that other methods will emerge with time.
Guidance on shading young chicks, feeding schedules by week, and housing options. Advice includes shelter construction, feeding frequency, avoiding sloppy foods, and flea control methods. Also notes brooding large flocks with coal stove or gasoline brooders and ends with a humorous misquote from Baltimore American.
Descriptive ad promising cure for long standing and chronic conditions. Claims to cure ruptures and piles without surgery and offers intravenous medication. Advertises office hours, location, and that it accepts patients from Missouri, with proofs available on Grays Harbor.
An exhortation urges residents of Aberdeen to spend locally to strengthen the town’s economy and prevent wealth from draining away. It argues every dollar sent elsewhere weakens the community and harms local businesses.
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