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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
6
An Indiana engineering address stresses brick roadways must be free of depressions and laid with a sand cushion, controlled rolling, and precise expansion joints. It covers dropping bricks straight, beveling curb cushions, cement filler mixing, joint filling, and final rolling to ensure durability.
A performer presents an easy coin doubling illusion using a water filled glass and plate. He claims the government should adopt this method of increasing currency. The refraction of light explains the doubled quarter, a principle explained to curious onlookers.
A group children play a motion chase game. After counting out, the chosen blacksmith stands in the ring and orders others to drop their hands and stand still as mice. Players may move when unseen. caught players become the new helper, and the game continues with the first caught becoming “it.”
A circle game named Naming Cities has players take turns naming a city starting with the last letter of the previous one. The leader counts ten as players respond, with prizes for quick thinking and forfeits for those who fail.
Players use pencil and paper while letters are called every two minutes. Each sentence must have every word starting with the given letter. After all players write, sentences are read aloud. Scorers mark plus or minus based on length and starting letter. The player with most plus marks wins.
A playful collection of children activity ideas including a game with animal shaped biscuits, making a linen shoe wrapper gift, and a riddle about a watch. It blends wordplay with easy crafts suitable for parties and birthdays, featuring familiar characters and light humor from Youth's Companion.
An advertising feature extols Dr. R V Pierce and the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo N Y as experts in chronic diseases. It touts specialists dedicated to single fields, modern electrical therapies including X rays and violet light, incandescent bath, and correspondence treatments. Free consultations are offered and readers are urged to write for care while cautioning against false hope.
Stockholders of the F G Tefft Company are notified a meeting will be held at the companys principal business place in Aberdeen Washington on May 7 1910 at 10:00 A M to vote on increasing capital stock from 3000 to 15000. Trustees F G Tefft J Eb Tefft E A Landon sign. First publication March 10 1910 last publication April 28 1910.
In Chehalis County Washington guardian J C Cross petitions for sale or mortgage of minor Walter Young's real estate. A hearing is set for April 7 1910 at 10 am in Monte sano Court House. Notice to interested parties by service and Aberdeen Herald publication.
The article describes making bread boxes from stale bread two days old cut into four inch cubes. Dip in beaten egg, fry in lard until golden, then hollow out the center leaving thick sides. Bake briefly to heat, fill with a chosen mixture, and cap with a lid if desired.
Clean velvet with pure alcohol on spots then hang garment in a steamy bathroom. Generate full exposure by running hot water until steam fills the room and remains for an hour. Do not touch the fabric until it is completely dry for best results.
Instructions describe cleaning ermine by heating and brushing before placing on cloth. Wet the fur with grain alcohol to the skin using a clean sponge then dust with baric dalium as the fur holds. Do it quickly before evaporation. After a week in a box brush shake and dress the fur.
Wet the comfortables, rub with naphtha soap, hang to dry and shake out for light fluffy results. The Arkansas travel exchange features a brief humorous exchange with a traveler asking questions and a local reply.
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