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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1909

Page

3

Hawaii Exhibit At Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Fair Impresses

The Hawaii display, placed on the Court of Honor beside the government building, promises a extensive exhibit of native fruits vegetables and live fish aquarium. Native girls will serve fruits while native orchestras perform. The tank will depict the islands resting in the Pacific Ocean. Over 100000 dollars have been spent assembling the display.

Hawaiian Islands Hawaiia Pacific Ocean Hawaii

Picturesque Concrete Residence by Thompson Company

A 1909 feature from Thompson Architectural Co describes a Randolph New York built gambrel roof house in brown sandstone. Size 25 by 85 feet, cost $3,000 including heating and plumbing.

Randolph N. Y Thompson Architectural Company

PERT PARAGRAPHS on Bills and Busy Work

The piece muses on happiness forgotten until lost and compares bill paying to tooth pulling. It notes paying the bill for the act hurts more and observes sawing wood as a way to keep still. It laments the lack of a clever substitute for shaking the furnace.

United States Bryan

No clear events or individuals in this fragment

The text offers general reflections on imprisonment environment and personal representation in a company. It references a hurry up world and inflated egos but contains no identifiable people places organizations or concrete events.

Common Sense R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y

Noted Wheat Expert James Patten Assumes Market Leadership

James A. Patten, Illinois native and former mayor of Evanston, rose to lead major grain operations after joining Bartlett, Frazier & Carrington in 1903 and forming Bartlett & Patten last year. He funded Northwestern University gym and remains a prominent philanthropist while known for market clashes with financially sturdy opponents. He and his wife have three children.

James A. Patten Illinois Mr. Patten Bartlett, Frazier & Carrington Bartlett & Patten Evanston Northwestern University

Army Physician Edie Joins Taft White House Team

Major Guy L. Edie named physician to the White House replacing Admiral Rixey. An army doctor, he accompanied President Taft on the world tour and serves as attendance for on duty officers in Washington and runs the army dispensary. His assistant Captain Matthew A. Delaney aids Taft’s family.

Knox Secretary of State Napoleon Bonaparte B. F. Butler Washington Washington Star Taft The Philippines Edie Manila Guy L. Edie White House Admiral Rixey Navy Matthew A. Delaney Virginia University

Catchers and hitters shine as clubs shape up for Forbes Field debut

Schlei and Oakes impress in national league notes with Bresnahan cited as a benchmark. Owens joins the White Sox from Nashville while Moriarty drives Detroit victories. Dineen calls catchers 30 percent of a team, and Pittsburgh eyes June 380 dedication with world champions as guests.

Schlei New Yorks Roger Bresnahan Oakes Cincinnati Louisiana Chicago White Sox Owens Nashville George Moriarty Detroit Americans Bill Dineen Alstein Pittsburgs Barney Dreyfuss Pittsburg Forbesfield Lajoie Clarke Bemis Larry Cub

As Good as He Gave Dialogue Sparks Politeness

A brief exchange from the New York Journal features a man offering his seat and a woman thanking him. The witty dialogue plays on courtesy and mutual civility in a social setting.

Canflor New York Journal

Ancient Derricks: Old German Machines Still In Use

The oldest derricks, built in Trier in 1413 and 1554 at Andernach, Germany, share a common A frame design. A swinging main boom sits within a pan bearing, with movable cap and guy ropes atop. Crossbars move the derrick, while a tread-wheel loads chain lifts via a sixteen foot diameter wheel.

Trier Germany Andernach

Jokes Move From Newspapers To Stages In Cloakroom Lore

The World and Courier-Journal quip about jokes aging beyond the newspaper, joking they travel to the stage and later reside in congressional cloakrooms as a lasting, if dry, humor. The exchange contrasts playful classroom lines with political precincts.

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