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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
5
A collection of old time chicken recipes from the Manchester Union describes Crean Chicken Datties Blanquette of Chicken Chicken Savory Chicken a la Moce Shirred Chicken With Oysters and serving tips. Each dish uses cooked or raw chicken prepared with sauces, vegetables and aromatics to create multiple luncheon or supper options. Courtesy notes emphasize politeness helps with bread and butter.
A motor brake method guides drivers to shut off ignition at hilltop, shift to lower gears, and use clutch and pedal brakes to slow the car. By letting engine resistance do most work, brakes are relieved and engine remains cooler for subsequent climbs.
The quotation notes a woman named Peggy leaving college returning to a social life. It contrasts job prospects with marriage as the perceived successful outcome. The source emphasizes traditional values in late 19th or early 20th century Boston society.
The piece notes a smart boy in Scottish attire with pipes, born in this country of pure Scotch descent. It praises pride in ancestry yet emphasizes the greater honor of possibly becoming president of the United States, referencing past presidents of Scotch parentage.
The article notes that many nursery rhymes originate in Scotland and have entered other lands. It cites rhymes like Rain, rain, go away with adapted lines about baking and brewing, and discusses how weather and folklore shape verses recited by children across history.
A lively pushcart entertainment described in Youth's Companion features a grab bag display wrapped in brown crape paper and tied with string at both ends. Attendees enjoy a supper gathered from multiple carts with cups plates and other small items offered as bargains.
In the three clues the concealed items are a diamond a bracelet and dollars with the given answers 1 diamond 2 bracelet 8 dollars representing the final loot.
A waggish exchange notes a bald head as the hardest thing to own or lose. A critic defends Goodley on not speaking ill while others label snate remarks that hurt reputations. The Philadelphia Press hints at Falmouth as England’s oldest port with Phoenician ties dating back 2,500 years.
The Kansas Nebraska Act of 1854 created Kansas and Nebraska territories and let settlers decide on slavery, undermining the Missouri Compromise line and fueling the sectional fight that helped form the Republican party. Also notes on bridges, life expectancy, lightships, Morocco capitals, Cape of Good Hope, caffeine, time zones, and Liberty goddess depiction.
Almanac comes from Arabic al and manakh meaning a list of months weeks and days. Calendar derives from Latin calendae referring to the first day of the month. Both signify a yearly system for organizing time though their roots differ.
A short dialogue shows an amateur actor finishing Hamlet and being pressured to reveal his name. The friend praises Shakespeare and congratulates him on his unavoidable absence, highlighting light humor about fame and modesty.
Questions on fowl aging and goose longevity are answered. Hens cannot lay at fourteen. Fowls reach four to six years, seldom beyond four for befits. Geese live long with records to sixty. The U S Naval Academy opened October 10 1845 at Annapolis and moved to Newport 1861 before returning in 1865. The course evolved from five to seven to six years and now remains six. The monkey wrench name derives from Monky inventor Charles Monky.
There is no single rule for all tea, but never boil or over steep. Use freshly boiled water for black tea and pour over leaves in a china pot, steep three to seven minutes, then pour. Avoid tannin over-extraction. do not add cream or sugar until sugar is dissolved, then stir in.
The text discusses whether a pedograph exists as a ground-covering topographic instrument unrelated to the pedometer. It explains the term dean a university context, tracing its Latin roots and describing its roles in Oxford Cambridge colleges, American universities, and diplomatic corps.
A man who keeps a Japanese servant explains his view of the trait. He notes the servant’s politeness and habit of eating raw fish, but says the man will not give notice when he leaves. Instead the servant’s work deteriorates until firing becomes inevitable to avoid direct resignation.
Mrs. Mueller credits Peruna with restoring her health after severe stomach and liver illness. The ad urges free copies of the Ills of Life and Peruna tablets, with address in Hawley Pennsylvania. Separate court notice calls for settlement of an estate account with appearances and objections by interested parties.
A compact collection of aphorisms from La Rochefoucauld Wieland Dickens Joubert and Froude. The excerpts highlight ingratitude enthusiasm shading light contemplation single ideas with depth and the limits of philosophy. Each quote reflects a moral or intellectual insight on human virtue and doubt.
The article notes in Australia about 117 nonwhite per 10 000, Canada nearly all white, New Zealand with Maori and mixed race lowering white share below 94 percent, South Africa with 78 percent colored, and India where Europeans number only six per 10 000.
Ethel Cummings Jaquith as executrix has filed the Final Account and Petition for Distribution in the Chehalis County Superior Court. A settlement hearing is set for June 6, 1914 at 10:00 AM in Montesano with Hon. Ben Sheers presiding. County Clerk Luroy Herriman and Deputy A. Emerson Cross represent the court and executrix’s attorney.
In the matter of the estate of John Talvitie deceased No 1527 Charles W Huotar administrator has filed his Final Account and Petition for Distribution in Superior Court Chehalis County. A hearing is set for Saturday May 9 1914 at 9 30 AM in the court room Montesano for settlement and distribution.
Public notice of an order of sale in a foreclosure case Finch Investment Company v Fred Taylor and Ella Taylor. Sheriff Schelle Mathews will auction June 6 1914 at 10 am at the Mon tirelessly courthouse front door Aberdeen addition property.
Passenger schedules for trains 466 424 422 and westbound trains 421 465 and 423 from Aberdeen to Tacoma Seattle and Portland with connections to McCleary Elma and Centralia. Includes gasoline motor car services and Oregon Washington Railway lines with departure and arrival times.
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