Aberdeen Herald Cites Subscription Issues and Accountability
The Aberdeen Herald warns subscribers who did not receive issues and clarifies responsibility for subscriptions. It notes a third party, Mr. Carother, acted for contestants and urges readers with receipts to present them at the office for proper credit and paper delivery confirmation.
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Lumber Industry Seeks Ships for Pacific Northwest Trade
The Spokesman-Review notes the lumber industry suffers from scarce shipping and high insurance as Britain seeks lumber, while U S merchant marine capacity hinders growth. Experts argue for a larger fleet to boost exports, with Washington urged to show constructive policy.
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Supreme Court of the World at Cleveland Congress
The World Court Congress meets in Cleveland and could influence peace efforts more than the Hague gathering. The piece argues the United States should play a leading role in restoring peace and shaping postwar relations with a clear plan backed by the nation.
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World Court Congress aims to curb violence with global supreme tribunal
Tacoma Tribune argues for a world court backed by armed force to enforce its decrees, likening it to the U S Supreme Court and Hague Tribunal. The piece emphasizes disarmament and a global police that commands obedience to maintain peace across nations.
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County Board Seeks Use of New Aberdeen Hoquiam Hospital
County commissioners toured the county poor farm and found it dilapidated. They consider using the hospital built for 50 000 between Aberdeen and Hoquiam to care for paupers at an estimated 1072.25 dollars per month plus physician services. Abandoning the poor farm may reduce private hospital fees and labor needs.
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Roosevelt’s Efforts to Reform Barnes and Party
The article reports Colonel Roosevelt’s aim to win Barnes to his political vision and persuade him to work for the public, noting Barnes’ talents for constructive work. It contrasts Roosevelt’s limited success in reforming Barnes with his similar challenges in reforming the national Republican Party.
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Origins of the Bloodhound in English Breed History
The bloodhound started in England as the sleuthhound and later the English bloodhound. It was famed for pure breeding, not bloodlust, with early mentions linked to William the Conqueror. In France it was known as the St Hubert. in the eighth century as the Flemish hound. American imports began with Edwin Brough's dogs to New York in 1888, marking the first registered entries with the American Kennel Club.
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A Steamheated Ocean Mystery
A fourth year class studies ocean currents and asks why some seas are warmer. Seven year old Alexander offers a playful explanation that water is steam heated where steamships pass, suggesting ship traffic warms the water in places.
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New York Tribune
Playing It Safe
A fragmented reminiscence references Hokus-Fiubbdubh and Flubdub in a murky set of financials. The speaker recalls boyhood games with a tin can tied to a dog and notes a fellow who held the dog, hinting at a past afterword about accountability and memory.
Close Quarters in a Punchline Moment
A short humor item notes a character claiming two months of living within his own income and asks for ten dollars to “stretch” himself, inviting a light domestic scene in a witty aside. The gag hinges on cramped finances and the comic request for aid.
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Untidy chatter from Topeka Journal hoax clipping
A fragmentary note from the Topeka Journal reflects on a badly expressed exchange about a school event and a relative’s death. Wary phrases hint at family ties and a request for a clearer timeline or relation.
Her Tongue Elster Clara’s Got a Tongue Like Two Mo
A fragment notes that Clara Elster is described as having a tongue like two mouths or two mouths in one. The line reads as a vivid, potentially comic aside without additional context.
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Amateur Golf Crown Duel At Skwanok Courtey
Jerome D Travers of Upper Montclair N J faced Culmet in the finals of the national amateur championship where Ouimet Travers and Evans loom as potential winners. The next clash is set for Detroit Country Club with handicaps limiting entrants to five strokes.
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Braves Plan New Stadium Near Cottage Farms
Boston Braves president Gaffney announced a concrete and steel stadium to seat 45 000 fans, six minutes from South Station via the Boston and Albany line. It will be ready in August, cost about 350 000, and Johnny Evers predicted Braves will still face tough competition but have an edge as other teams save their best pitchers for them. Until then the team will use Fenway Park for championship games.
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Coombs May Return as Pitcher for Athletics
Coombs states he plans to return to pitching when warm weather returns north. He is confident in restoring peak form after a healthy south swing and believes he can again help the Athletics chase championships, signaling potential battles with the Dodgers if the comeback succeeds.
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English Soccer Players Face Uncertain Jobs After Season Ends
After the season ends on April 30, most professional contracts expire, leaving players out of work. A small group with contracts through April 30, 1916 remain employed, while the signing season from May 1 to late August aims to avoid inducements during the call to colors.
Big Losses at Juarez Track Face 100000 Losses
Track owners near $100,000 in losses as Juarez racing winters on with dwindling attendance under 400 paid admissions on non Sunday days. Promoters have met all obligations despite the downturn.
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Telegraphing With Cannons Across Erie Canal
An 1825 experiment used cannons placed along the Erie Canal to signal news from Albany to New York and Buffalo. The cannon network relayed the first telegraphic message in fifty eight minutes, despite high costs, and succeeded in every respect.
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Steamed Indian Pudding Recipe From Frugal Pantry
A traditional steamed Indian pudding method uses milk boiled with cornmeal, then molasses and brown sugar added with spices. Ginger, cinnamon, raisins, and currants are stirred in, thickened, and steamed for three hours, served with whipped cream or lemon sauce.
Cornmeal Scrample From Poor Farm Cookery Notes
A rustic recipe describes boiling pork to remove meat, skimming fat, then cooking cornmeal in reduced broth. The seasoned meat is folded in, the mixture is packed in granite tins, cooled, sliced, and fried to serve.
Potato Croquette Molded Bake with Egg Glaze
A recipe for preparing six potatoes with three eggs one tablespoon butter salt and boiling milk. Pare boil and mash potatoes then fold in butter salt and two beaten eggs. Pack into a buttered mold bake and brush with egg before browning.
Maple Fudge Instructions From Historic Recipe
One pound maple sugar and one cup full milk. Bring to a boil and add a tablespoonful of butter. Cook until brittle in cold water test. Remove from heat and stir vigorously until it granulates at the edge. Pour into a buttered pan.
Queer Plants At Kew Gardens
The London Graphic notes curiosities at Kew gardens including blistering primroses, dual section leaves that trap insects, air-dwelling plants without roots, walking and sleeping plants, and plants that grow whiskers all free to visitors.
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Aberdeen Market Prices For Market Goods
Average wholesale prices in effect in the Aberdeen market today list live chickens at 10 to 15 cents per pound greased at 18 to 20 cents per pound cattle cows 6 1/2 to 7 1/2 cents per pound sheep 3 1/2 cents per pound hogs 7 cents per pound dressed meats pork 9 to 11 cents per pound cow beef 9 to 11 cents per pound steer beef 11 1/2 to 12 1/2 cents per pound veal 12 to 14 cents per pound lamb 16 to 18 cents per pound mutton 12 1/2 to 14 cents per pound ham 17 to 19 cents per pound bacon 16 to 25 cents per pound lard 11 1/2 to 12 1/2 cents per pound.
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Retail Prices Today in Aberdeen Stores
Aberdeen retailers report varied produce and staple prices with apples 1.25 to 2.25 per box oranges 0.10 to 0.40 per dozen lemons 0.25 to 0.30 per dozen and strawberries 0.10 a box to 2 for 0.25. Flour 1.80 to 2.55 per 50 lb sack coffee 0.25 to 0.45 per lb butter 0.60 for 2 lbs cheese 0.20 to 0.50 per lb egge 0.25 per dozen sugar 6.40 to 7.00 per cwt potatoes 2.5 to 24.4¢ per lb onions 0.03 to 0.03 1/2 per lb various seasonable vegetables listed along with box deals. Strawberries rose after week end rain with no other changes recorded today.
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Aberdeen
Looking Ahead Or Not A Parable In A Humorous Exchange
A man in last year’s hat jokes about marriage and foresight. His companion argues that looking ahead can be excessive as she buys clothes for their boy two sizes too large so he can grow into them next year. The partners trade light humor on plans and practicality.
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