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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
8
The article discusses the demanding experience of motherhood and the need for proper preparation and care. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to support the female system, claiming it helps women become normal, healthy, and strong.
A survey lists Joseph McKenna as a former congressman and U S supreme court justice. Lord Jotcey nicknames coal magnate. George William Parkes traces lineage to Robert Burns. Major J F A Strong appointed Alaska Governor and editor. Alberic Rolin named library director in Temple of Peace, Ghent law professor. Ignatius J O Brien newly appointed lord chancellor of Ireland with a long public service record.
Grafting methods described by G B Brackett a pomologist with the USDA cover splice tongue and root grafting. The article explains cleft grafting stock preparation winter work wax wrapping regrafting bearing trees site selection soil types and wax formulas for outdoor indoor grafting and orchard care. It also notes rooting stock storage and training young nursery trees.
Mrs. G. W. Hulet of Aberdeen Washington confirms prior praise for Doan's Kidney Pills. She notes they helped a family member recover from long kidney trouble after a cold and accident related issues. Endorsement dates January 4 1908 with pursuit of continued publication. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents in the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
Timber lands with proper exposure and drainage are best for orchards. Fruit grown on such soils tends to be superior in size quantity and appearance.
The article explains wart treatment options using caustics with skin protection, nerve-safe sprays like methyl or ethyl chloride, galvanocautery, and thermo cautery. In mild cases soft soap applied via flannel or muslin can remove warts, followed by zinc oxide or talc if needed, with scraping to assist removal and pauses if skin irritation occurs.
Beverly T. Galloway, noted plant life expert, is named to serve as assistant secretary in the Agriculture Department. Her appointment signals emphasis on plant science and agricultural policy.
A compilation of quips about baseball and public nerves. The Chicago News notes open season for umpires jokes while the Philadelphia Ledger laments fans lingering on past teams. The Cleveland Plain Dealer jokes that nervousness will vanish, though crowds remain tense. A New York professor is cited on physical culture predicting calmer crowds.
The piece urges readers to use the newspaper to gain value from advertisements about reliable stores pure foods and trustworthy products. It emphasizes reading ads to stay informed on business life and consumer goods and to get the full value of the paper through engagement with the ads.
The article warns that heart health hinges on avoiding strain. It notes that extreme physical or mental work can weaken the heart, overeating burdens the stomach and overworks the heart, and alcohol or tobacco impair heart strength. Moderation preserves vitality and longevity.
A report notes that about one thousand families hold nearly all productive land in Mexico, controlling the soil and its use across the nation.
A clipped mash of quotations notes Dr Cook’s regret over not discovering a serum rather than a north pole. It jokes about sea slang, golf terms, church health staff, and a tailor for backsliders with light satire.
A playful quip from Cyclist's Calendar describes a motorist who declares a ride but breaks down ten miles from town and then opts for a walk, capturing a light moment of travel mishap.
Subscribers who did not receive the Herald on Tuesday and Friday by 6 p m are asked to call City Messenger Co. at Phone 72 for immediate delivery of a copy. The publisher seeks prompt action to correct delivery delays.
The Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald invites readers to share in forming a community bulletin about Grays Harbor country. Residents are urged to forward local notes, stories, and tips to help reflect regional happenings.
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