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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
2
Grays Harbor remains on the map as engineers plan funding for maintenance of the North jetty and for options to deepen the bar entrance. The committee favors extending the north jetty, raising it to high tide, and dredging, with possible dredging of the south jetty as a later step.
Particular Printers at 306 East Wishkab Street advertise Aberdeen Printing Co services. The Herald proclaims all the news all the time, emphasizing wide coverage and local reach.
Plain cabbage transforms into salads with French style cream and oil dressings. Shredded cabbage with beets celery and garnishes makes varied plates. Creamy dressings avoid curdling, and bacon bits or colorful molds enhance simple to elaborate salads.
Practical guide describes preserving eggs in water glass for long term use and reheating without cracking. It also shares a meat substitute recipe using rice, cheese, onions, canned tomatoes, butter, salt, pepper, hot water and pickles baked until tender.
A fragment advises cooking spaghetti until tender then breaking it up for net use. The note emphasizes preparing pasta in a chafing dish and suggests tearing strands once soft for later steps.
A column blends simple cooking advice and a cheeky anecdote about Dr. Randall Davidson. It explains making tomato sauce with stained tomatoes, a butter milk mixture for whipped cream, and a frugal method for coffee using grounds. It ends with a child’s wit: Solomon was wise.
A New York World note argues the word intended is misused to imply betrothal. It contends that intended requires a following noun to specify intended bride or bridegroom.
The passage argues that luxuries hinder human elevation and that true wisdom comes from poverty of outward riches and a life of simplicity. It praises ancient and modern reformers who embody philosophy by living according to wisdom, not merely teaching it. Thoreau’s idea of philosopher as a way of life.
A curious note argues that talk is cheap, equating free counsel with the abundance of gratuitous guidance in everyday life. The piece reflects on the value and limits of advice offered without cost.
The line contrasts two approaches to gain, noting some accept what comes while others seize what they can take. It highlights differing mindsets about ambition, ethics, and opportunity in pursuit of rewards.
A local critic argues that writers extract morals from contemporary stage works, leaving audiences unsure of what to bet on. The essay suggests ambiguity in modern drama reduces clear choices and hampers decisive wagers.
In Hoquiam on May 7, the Whiteside Undertaking company plans to convert the corner property at Sixth and K streets into undertaking parlors. J. L. Baer and family are vacating, with expensive remodeling to begin immediately to fit the building for the business relocation.
A dialogue asks what wages are expected with an answer of forty dollars weekly. The Buffalo Express notes a quotation about an original person chasing desires. It references Beuts’ poems and a poet Sinhot, illustrating themes of living and daring.
Mrs. M L Reynolds of Cosmopolis filed suit against the city asking a temporary injunction to prevent letting a contract for grading and paving a street. She claims the paving is estimated at 21000 dollars and the total property value in the district does not exceed 12000 dollars. The injunction hearing was expected this week.
Subscribers missing Tuesday and Friday Herald delivery by 6 p m should call City Messenger to Phone 72 for immediate replacement delivery. The publisher asks readers to report delays to ensure timely service.
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