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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
3
Reports from St. Petersburg say disaffection grows as authorities strengthen garrisons and ship Maxim guns and ammunition to volatile cities. Armed automobiles from Paris will be used by soldiers, Cossacks patrol railways, and Black Sea sailors allegedly prepare for revolt.
A Washington report says Theodore P. Shonts plans to resign as Isthmian Canal Commission chairman and that President Roosevelt will nominate John F. Stevens to succeed him. Stevens would hold both posts, while Shonts returns to Clover Leaf railroad due to pressure from associates and his $3,000,000 in securities.
The Geographical Society pledges to assist Walter Wellman in his north pole dirigible trip and appoints Henry B. Hersey as accompanying representative. Leading scientists including Alexander Graham Bell, Cleveland Abbi, and Willis Moore credit airship navigation improvements and say the pole is more likely reached by this method than the over ice route.
Herr Johann Most the anarchist died in Cincinnati after a sudden illness. He had arrived last week at the invitation of friends and stayed with Adolph Kraus on Cutter street. He was to lecture in Chicago Wednesday night but fell ill and died within the week.
On H. T. Jones report the board of control suspends work on the steel cells in the penitentiary wing due to contractor noncompliance with specifications.
Ann Arbor Mich March 19 K S Inui a Japanese student won first honors in the University of Michigan annual oratorical contest and received 100 in gold plus the Chicago Alumni gold medal His subject was The Mission of New Japan.
Senator Fulton of Oregon received a 50 pound royal chinook salmon last week. It was frozen in ice and prepared for luncheon at the senate restaurant for members of the Senate.
Washington March 19 Director Walcott of the geological survey advises Congress to fund a new building for the agency at an estimated cost of 1 200 000 dollars.
Washington March 1 Secretary Taft consulted with President Roosevelt and the White House issued a statement delaying the selection of Justice Brown’s successor. Brown retires in June and the court vacation begins in October. no decision or announcement is expected soon. Taft said the matter is indefinitely postponed.
President Roosevelt signed a proclamation establishing the Blue Mountain forest reserve in Eastern Oregon. It covers 2,627,270 acres with adjustments excluding 200,000 acres in the Silvies valley and remaining edge lands to avoid private and agricultural parcels, refining the former 3,000,000 acre withdrawal into a compact forest area.
The Youth's Companion laments elopements and hurried nuptials as parents bear the burden of secrecy and social stigma. It criticizes civil and religious officiants who lower standards, warns of divorce tides, and urges couples to consider delaying marriage to protect families from public scorn.
The feature describes an ultra smart empire coat in chestnut brown face cloth with velvet and lace insertions, sable fur trim, and copper brown chiffon accents. It highlights green enamel buttons, piped green satin flounces, and a copper velvet hat with green feathers, net veil, and emerald diamond accents.
A compiled notice lists multiple physicians with their offices and hours. Dr Paul Smits operates at Aberdeen General Hospital and Crowther Wooding block with varied morning and evening slots. A G Kinnison is at 81514 Market Street with extensive hours and both office and residence phone numbers.
E. H. Fox rooms 10 and 11 Postoffice Block. Robert E. Taggart rooms 14 Dabney Block. Zelaska Block street address and Ben Sheers also listed. Attorneys announce practice in State and Federal courts.
A reflective note on daily duties and aspirations urging kindness and steady effort. It contrasts dependable small acts with grand ambitions and cautions against misplaced trust in casual friends. The tone is intimate and admonitory, echoing personal wisdom.
Conservative advice urges discretion and kindness from women, praising pleasant behavior and belief in the good. It offers health tips such as powdered rice for bleeding, celery for nerves, and hydration guidance, plus fashion notes on hats, braids, and trims for elegant attire.
The article describes spring fashion with a princeless skirt and a new short chemise ending at the hips worn under a corset. A three strip ribbon ceinture in blue green and lavender forms a rain bow twist, fastened by a decorative buckle. Collars of embroidered lace trim long front strips tucked at the waist, plus white silk imuslin dresses with taf feta borders. Evening wear favors light fabrics like chiffon and meteor, lined with chiffon and colored silk underneath.
Dark green glazed calico can darken a room when cut to fit a bedroom window blind and pinned behind it. The fabric blocks light and remains unseen from outside, helping those who sleep poorly with light blinds.
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