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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1917
Page
8
An advertisement offers a small acre tract in Grays Harbor County among five towns, appealing to buyers who want both farm and city life benefits with chickens in mind.
An advertisement proclaims Dr Messer as the oldest permanently established men's specialist on Grays Harbor offering free consultation and office-only care. He claims to cure ruptures and piles without surgery and treats chronic male diseases, blood poisoning, enlarged glands, nerve weakness, and urinary issues with intravenous meds and up-to-date methods. His hours cover mornings to evenings including Sundays.
F. B. Patterson serves as President with Rob T. F. Hayes as Vice President. W. J. Patterson is listed as Cashier and Mer. The snippet outlines executive positions in a bank, indicating APPARENT leadership assignments.
Practical guidance covers safe speed reduction on long hills by clutch and light braking, proper gear shifts to avoid grinding, diagnosing misfires and carburetor leaks, ignition and wiring checks, dent removal with wood and mallet, identifying battery poles, and steering and piston considerations for different engine designs. Includes maintenance steps for cooling, fuel filtration, and cylinder regrind decisions.
Washington Star quotes a mixer remark about Briggins avoiding club dues. A plan proposes making him a board of governors member to shame him into payment.
A typewriter border asks for a badge idea and proposes a pine knot as a possible symbol. The cheerful responder agrees as a light, humorous exchange from the Indianapolis Journal tone.
The Pittsburgh Post quotes a professor arguing ignorance can bring happiness and recalling his own worry about germs, suggesting some prefer not knowing about germ theory. The piece frames a tension between knowledge and contentment.
Its Effect notes a Birmingham Age-Herald exchange where the editor appears impressed by a poem on optimism yet the writer admits the verse left a human reader utterly dejected.
The message urges readers to consider several points about quality in motor cars and invites them to come and see proof of quality in person. It promises that visiting will reveal the true meaning of quality in a vehicle.
The Nonpartisan Political League led by A C Townley announces expansion from North Dakota to four more states Iowa Nebraska Michigan and Wisconsin with headquarter move to St Paul Minnesota and aims for public ownership of marketing facilities and federal control of grain elevators as it builds a national farmers movement with plans for a large annual gathering and regional executive boards.
The National City Bank of New York reports U.S. exports of manufactured goods topped 3 billion dollars in 1916 the highest on record. Britain had 2 billion in 1918 Germany 1.68 billion and France 772 million. Pre war U.S. ranked third with 1.185 billion. Britain Germany the U.S. and France supplied about two thirds of 8 billion in 1913 world manufacture trade.
A brief observation notes that seats in a Singapore motion picture theater feel cold on either side of the screen, with no additional context or detail about causes or responses.
Frau Leonore Selenka of Munich leads a new study station in Tenerife for ape psychology and further work begun in Java on remains of the pithecanthropus. She recalls Java cooperation from the Dutch government and notes murderers and thieves as effective diggers.
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