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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1912

Page

7

Fragmentary local notice yields partial facts

The OCR reads as a damaged line set detailing a local case or inquiry with scattered names and phrases. It references a person and a home or house in a possible legal or property context, but essential details are missing to determine full actions or outcomes.

Republican factions mail their claims to national committee

Seattle May 26 Roosevelt delegates elected at Aberdeen filed notice of contest and statements of facts to seat them at Chicago June 18. The notices, prepared for Roosevelt by George H. Walker and Loren Grin Broun, await further briefing before Grinstead presents June 16. Taft delegates’ brief, prepared by W. T. Dovell and Howard Cosgrove, was also sent to the national committee and due by May 29.

Seattle Roosevelt Aberdeen Chicago National Committee George H. Walker Loren Grin Broun Grinstead Mr. Grinstead Taft W. T. Dovell Howard Cosgrove

Roosevelt Has Cinch in Convention Control

Ormsby McHarg of New York said Roosevelt forces will not back Elihu Root as temporary chairman. He named Hadley, Johnson, and Clapp as acceptable candidates and pledged Roosevelt will control the convention when it meets.

Chicago Ormsby McHarg New York Roosevelt United States Elihu Root McHarg Herbert S. Hadley Missouri Hiram W. Johnson California Moses E. Clapp Minnesota

Taft Roosevelt battle to heat up as Chicago hosts move

The June 3 signaled opening of activity in the final preconvention struggle between Taft and Roosevelt camps. Taft and Roosevelt national headquarters will relocate from Washington to Chicago, marking a pivotal shift in the party power dynamic.

Senator Root Taft Roosevelt Washington Chicago

Passing of Billions in Space Scale

Edgar Larkin explains cosmic distances using light years and seconds, noting one sidereal year equals 31 558 149 seconds and light travels 186 383 miles per second. He argues the nearest star is about 4.26 light years away, equating to vast miles and impractical timeframes for slow travel.

San Francisco London Edgar Lucien Larkin New York American

Art of Dressing and the Vision of Intelligent Style

A discussion on dressing as an art rather than mere extravagance. The piece argues that true elegance comes from intelligent dressing, a skill worthy of study for both men and women, beyond any single focus.

Dress advice sparks debate on women and specialists

Fragment discusses gender roles in profession and suggests women seek specialists for dressing as a practical solution. It frames dressing as a human problem and implies women should pursue expertise to achieve best results in various lines.

Caution in Love Vows Echo Airship Wedding Dream

A lighthearted exchange between a dashing bride and cautious groom from the Washington Star imagines a wedding trip by airship. The bride voices romance while the groom frets about possible early disputes disrupting their voyage.

Washington Star

Speed of Ships and Depth Effects on Drag

The article explains how sea depth and ship speed interact to affect performance. It cites British cruisers Blake and Blenheim, noting speeds decrease in shallow water and a phenomenon called the wave of translation acts as a brake. It emphasizes that deeper water enables higher speeds and that drag increases with speed, requiring substantial depth to avoid hindrance.

Blake Blenheim Stremeer Harper

Beautify the Vacant Lots With Garden Contests

The Kansas Agricultural College extension program promotes boys and girls garden contests to beautify idle lots. Prizes are offered for best family gardens and most attractive flower and potato plots, funded by civic groups rather than cash from the college. Contests specify a 50 by 100 foot plot growing ten of sixteen listed vegetables with judging on yield, cost, and crop rotation.

State Agricultural College Extension Department The Kansas Agricultural College

City weighs foreign ads on large sanitation cans

A Mintcomerr representative offered the city a large three foot high sanitary garbage can with a bottom removal feature in exchange for allowing foreign advertising on the receptacles. The plan proposes only foreign ads and the issue will be taken up by the city commission. Separately Portland Maine considers a Spotless Town Campaign led by the board of health with civic club backing and invites thirty organizations to join in cleaning backyards and foul places.

City Commission of Mintcomerr. Amn Portland Civic Club

Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Effective in Aberdeen Testimony

Aberdeen resident W. H. White reports back and kidney pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He credits the remedy with curing years of kidney weakness and urges readers to try the 50 cent treatment sold by all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, is the U. S. agent.

Aberdeen Dean W. H. White W. Heron St Wash Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Red Cross Ball Blue Offered as Blue Water Additive

Advertisements urge consumers to avoid liquid bluing and buy Red Cross Ball Blue. It claims water is adulterated and markets a two ounce package for 5 cents or a four ounce package for 10 cents, promising a vivid blue for laundry.

Christian Science Church notices and services

The Christian Science Church on First Street near Broadway lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. church services at 11 a.m. Wednesday evening services at 8 p.m. Reading room at 281 Finch Building open daily 1:30 to 5 p.m. except Sundays. tf.

Christian Science Church First Street Broadway Finch Building

A Father's Vengeance and Kidney Trouble Solved

A Michigan father recalls attacks on his son and how Electric Bitters cured kidney trouble after doctors failed. He cites backache, nervousness, and loss of appetite as warning signs and touts six bottles as life changing. Guaranteed every bottle, 50 cents at druggists.

Peter Bondy South Rockwood Mich Bright

Publishers Notice on missed Herald deliveries

Subscribers served by city carriers who miss the Herald on Monday and Thursday by 6 p m should call City Messenger Co at 5931 for immediate delivery. The publisher requests prompt reporting to fix service gaps.

Herald City Messenger Co

Quality Counts in Your Office Advertising Copy

In promoting stock the key point is QUALITY with exclusive lines including Y. & E. Filing Systems Carter's Typewriter Carbons Leopold Desks Colonial Office Chairs L. C. Smith and Royal Typewriters. After years of MAKING GOOD these products are synonyms of quality next week more items to be announced. Our store at 114 West Heron St LYCO phone 5921 near you.

Carter's Leopold Colonial Office L. C. Smith Royal

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