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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
3
A 1908 colonial home design notes an impressive interior with a grand reception hall, fine staircase, and natural wood finish. The first floor features ten foot ceilings and modern steam heating with three coats plaster throughout, costing about $3 000.
Judge Garrett J. Garretson, presiding over Captain Peter C. Hains murder case, has a long Queens County career. Born July 16, 1847, he served as school commissioner and surrogate, then county judge, later promoted to the state supreme bench. His Hains rulings are described as fair and well considered.
Quick witticisms mix satire and social bites about salary, reform, and taxes. It blends quips on knocker etiquette and society life with a jab at doctors and the idea that the impossible becomes possible only after it happens.
Rates from two fifty to two fifty per day and twelve fifty to eighteen per week apply at the American Plan inn outside rooms near the N. P. depot. Families offered special rates. The property sits 160 feet from the ocean, 12 feet from the beach, with a 2000 foot ten foot veranda and a perfect Pacific view.
Guidance on selecting shrubs to frame a yard and maintain harmony in color and form. Emphasizes matching foliage and flowering times, avoiding clashing colors, and notes on yearly planning for border upkeep and garden notes. Mentions community welfare, public playgrounds, and health topics. Parkways and gutters should be weeded while soil is soft from rains.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat excerpt parodies jurors with curly hair claiming misfortune in serving. a lawyer cites obstinacy and charm as causes of juror disagreement. The dialogue mocks courtroom bias and sensational stereotypes.
Well kept lawns improve town appearance and require little effort. Spring is best for new lawns and repairs. prepare soil, grade, enrich with manure, and seed with a pure mix such as four parts Kentucky blue grass to one part white clover or redtop and blue grass. Use abundant seed and proper depth.
A church organization of men formed at a Linwood Boulevard Christian church dinner to promote civic welfare in Kansas City. The Rev Burris A stated the group would be a social club with four additional aims beyond its civic purpose.
A Swede in central Kansas known for heavy drinking works at a house doing odd jobs. The daughter questions his waste of wages and washing for his wife. He replies he has income from the queen of Sweden for minding his own business.
Jeanne Mairet surveys the ritual of joining the French Academy noting the harangue by the new member. The director's approval, the thanks, and a panegyric to a predecessor follow, often turning ironic when the historian praises a foe or mismatches a rival.
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