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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
8
J G Becker of 134 Van Buren Street Chicago says after thirty years of catarrh and costly treatments he found Peruna the only remedy curing him permanently. He adds his wife also recovered, and keeps Peruna for colds.
Peter M Laverty longtime Hoquiam resident died Tuesday morning at Hoquiam General Hospital from double pneumonia after a brief illness. Funeral services were held in Hoquiam Catholic church and the body sent to Elma for interment. He was born in Port Auguste Island 43 years ago and lived in Hoquiam 20 years. He married Mary Murray of Elma on May 38 1900 and is survived by four daughters. He belonged to Foresters Woodmen of the World and A O U W lodges with pallbearers from each.
State Librarian J. M. Hitt appoints Maud R. Macpherson of Hoquiam as assistant to succeed the resigning Josephine Holgate. Macpherson is a graduate librarian with post graduate study in bibliography and cataloguing and has studied U. S. government documents under Adelaide R. Hasse. The appointment has the sanction of the state library commission.
Hoquiam boats Hulda I Cs H D McKenny Florence B Frank Hubble Alexander and Capt Ja Cooper donate all day service for a benefit excursion to aid Lindahl confined to Hoquiam General Hospital seriously ill for weeks.
Miss Olive May Boyer and Mr. John Charles Freeman Jr wed Tuesday evening at the bride’s parents home 340 Kart avenue Hoquiam. Rev J W Beard performed the ceremony in a simple family setting.
Ground clearing began today for a two story concrete block for Adolph Ponischil in Hoquiam. Construction will start within days and the building will be two stories high due to a party wall with the Swanson block.
Mr and Mrs J O Stearns arrive home by the noon train Tuesday from a midwestern trip. They are accompanied by daughter Miss Belle who attended school in Fairbault Minnesota and will spend the summer here.
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Hubly and Panener appealed from Aberdeen police court after convictions for street speaking within restricted limits. A superior court jury convicted them yesterday and will sentence Saturday. This was the last case on the docket for this term and the jury was discharged. next term begins in September.
The column highlights soil types affecting plant growth and advises sun exposure for barns and fabrics. It discusses poultry manure use, equates land value to farming methods, and notes Germany's potato production and uses. It also covers oleomargarine politics, a major reclamation project in California, potato market cautions, and dairy cattle records and demonstrations.
On Friday evening the Women’s Home Society of the Methodist church will host the annual mite box opening in the church vestry. Mrs Latimer, the president, has arranged a fine program and light refreshments. Admission costs a dime.
Invitations are issued for the forthcoming wedding of Bessie Almira Bryan and Edgar Charles Ward on Sunday at one o clock. The ceremony will be held at the bride’s parents home in Montesano in a quiet family setting.
Miss Anna Clemons returns home from Washington D C after attending Trinity College for the term. Her aunt Mrs C R Ferris accompanies her and will spend the summer with her brother Mr H Clemons of the area whom she has not seen for years.
Miss Laura Melville of North Yakima Miss Harriett C Hadwick of Olympia and Miss Helen Green of Cedar Rapids Iowa travel to attend the June 19 wedding at the Carr home. They will be guests through the ceremony and reception.
A light hearted note warns readers that leaving an address at the office may lead to the Herald tracking you to the beach, playing on privacy and nuisance fears with a humorous twist.
How to make a water garden with an inexpensive back yard basin. Dig a basin and slope it for aquatic plants, use paddied clay or lined options, maintain flow and moisture loving plants like water lilies and iris for continuous bloom. Also includes home mend tips for Oriental rugs with burlap backing and color matching.
Instructions claim water in a room after smoking absorbs odors and fresh air ends must not remain. A bowl of water is said to cleanse air within an hour, but warnings note water left standing should not be drunk.
Paper is a good nonconductor of heat so placing several thicknesses on the inner side when making an iron holder would protect the worker’s hands. Another suggestion is to place several thicknesses within a fold of old stockings as a nonresisting protector against heat.
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