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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1911
Page
6
A discussion on street upkeep notes two Passaic fatalities caused by rutted roads and flooding. It cites a fire engine crash and a Philadelphia jury report urging immediate repairs to heavily used streets to improve safety and travel conditions.
A pithy reflection notes that daily work shapes the world in small, persistent steps. It suggests mindful effort can sour or sweeten life depending on actions taken each day.
Edison Park residents staged a provocative action described as rushing the can, shocking neighbors in Park Ridge Irving Park and Jefferson Park before the crowd applauded. The text contrasts this with a civic plea for clean water, stressing the need for pure wholesome supply free from contamination.
A report from EBuchind credits James Hodgkinson of Safordus with selling American rights to a saltmaking process for a large royalty and Canadian rights to the Canadian Pacific railway. The claim says the invention doubles as an improvement in sawimag ing and may revolutionize salt production by cutting coal use and enabling automatic pan discharge. The plant uses three covered and four uncovered pans heated from one fire with a patent stoker and a draft system for uniform temperatures.
The University of Utrecht houses a seven and a half foot square chamber claimed to be completely noiseless from external sounds. The room, ventilated and sunlit, uses multi layer walls and air spaces to deaden sound as researchers explore acoustics. Separately, a method for producing transparent silica glass in electric furnaces avoids bubbles by heating quartz under 600 degrees and then surrounding with liquid silica at 12000 degrees to shield air during splitting.
A British consular officer reports Algeria has auctioned extraction rights for white heather roots over 250000 acres in Constantine department for five years. An American claimed company operates in several forests near Bone, preparing roots for root pipe making, a lengthy wet-capture process to prevent cracking. Also mentions Dr Al Bieher gruen and his cellon replacement for celluloid that can be colored and molded, melting but not catching fire when exposed to flame.
The Engineer reports a Par built reinforced concrete slab roof from 1852 containing three and a quarter inch iron beams shows perfect preservation of the iron. Thirteen years ago part of the concrete was removed and the iron remained in perfect condition. A recent examination again found no deterioration.
A noted remedy proposes a lukewarm poultice of dry grain yeast or wet brewery yeast to stop pain and hasten healing. The yeast cells are said to absorb the bacterial poison, according to La Nature.
In an era of rising costs you can dress well on a small budget with Stein-Bloch smart clothes. The summer weights are comfortable and well made with meticulous handling, and the store invites you to try them on, as mirrors reveal their fit and style.
The article reviews X rays and violet light therapies for diagnosis and pain relief, praises the incandescent light bath for chronic conditions, and highlights Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo. It notes distance treatment by mail, skilled specialists, noninvasive aims, and free consultations.
Orkney is presented as the standard home remedy for the drink habit. The Aberdeen Drug Co offers Orrine in two forms No 1 secret powder and No 2 pills, with a money back guarantee if no benefit. Orrine costs $1.00 per box and a free booklet is available by mail.
City Messenger installs two telephone lines Nos. 5931 and 5941 with one line always open Call central number and central will get us
City subscribers report missing Herald issues by 6 pm on Mondays and Thursdays. City Messenger Co. is urged to address the service lapse and ensure delivery to affected addresses.
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