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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
5
A description of a garment featuring Apple blossom pink silk and georgette crape. The bouffant drape sits over crape with a bobbed tunic girdled by tiny spring flowers and pink gauze ribbon. Edges are taffeta piped.
Practical guide on laying out flower beds with even rows and alternating plants. Details include marking beds, preparing holes, mulching, watering, and timing to avoid hot sun and excessive watering while ensuring rapid establishment.
Instructions describe sewing a dress bag from any material, using a back piece longer than the front to wrap and fasten with buttons or snaps. The front is drawn up to fit around a hanger, enclosing the garment, and interior pockets hold sachet or camphor to protect against moths.
A reflection on method and prudence, noting that a man of sense completes one task with steady pace before beginning another. It praises cool perseverance and thorough application as the mark of good workmanship.
A discussion of price cutting as dishonest and harmful to consumers. It cites the Washington Supreme Court on flour pricing and advocates a national Stephens Ashurst bill to set standard prices, oppose cut rates, and protect small towns from monopoly by big stores. The piece argues price fixing on brands preserves quality and prevents deceptive advertising.
The Herald remains the county’s leading newspaper, widely read across Grays Harbor. Advertisers know its reach, making it the top choice for local promotions and notices.
The text explains that Federal Reserve Banks do not engage in general banking with the public. They serve as banks for banks, hold reserves for member banks, and act as issuers and redeemers of currency. They also operate open market functions and serve as clearing centers for member banks, with a nine-director governance structure.
The Haida of the Queen Charlotte Islands practiced strict exogamy with Raven and Eagle clans. Eagle men married Raven women and vice versa, and children joined the mother's tribe and later inherited family property after training within that group.
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