Remarkable Mrs Ham Health Revival Prompts Public Notice
Shamrock Missouri woman Mrs Josie Ham reports dramatic health improvement after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She suffered falling, inflammation, congestion, backaches, hot flashes, nervous spells and memory issues before treatment. She now works daily, sleeps well, and enjoys family happiness. Special advice offer from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Josie Ham
Box 22
Missouri
Hoquiam High School Grants 28 Diplomas in 1915 Class
The Hoquiam High School graduation class of 1915, numbering 28, received diplomas in the school auditorium. Dr. G W Nash of Bellingham State Normal addressed the graduates and President Powell of the board of education awarded the diplomas. The glee clubs performed as Hoquiam schools closed for the term.
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Hoquiam High School
Bellingham
Emil~ Eklund
Llewellyn Hartshorn
Gladys Hickin
Fritz Larson
Alma Paul
Kitty Passmore
Lora Smith
May Gower
Sidney Waer
LeRoy Robson
Ronald Crawford
Paul Fuller
Edward Glander
Margaret Hull
Eugene Carlson
Florace Glander
Marigold Read
Marion Whodles
Luella Bloomquist
Will Baker
Allen Boyer
Tory Davidson
Sarah Fuller
Lawrence Homan
John Sparling
Nelson Treadway
Tom Sutherland
Nash
Bellingham State Normal
Powell
Board.of Education
Hoquiam Schools
Hoquiam Votes To Validate Warrant Debt And Bond Issue
Hoquiam residents approved a 145 651 57 dollar warrant validation with interest and a 157 000 bond issue to retire warrant debt incurred by March 8 The warrant validation passed 287 to 80 and the bond issue 291 to 1 with turnout about 11 percent of 997 registered voters.
Tax deadline nears Chehalis county by May 31
Property owners in Chehalis county must file taxes by Friday and Saturday to avoid delinquent penalties. Mail-in taxes postmarked May 31 are accepted without interest, but the treasurer's office will be closed on the holiday. Last week’s rush has already started.
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Montesano
Chehalis County
Veterans Beat Swords to Plowshares in Celebration
Readers recall the Lee surrender and Lincoln assassination era as a nationwide outpouring. Washington marked a gala day with officials praised, bells rung, and jubilant processions. Amid triumph, the nation faced a grim shock five days later as Lincoln was assassinated.
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Lee
Verkets
Treasury Department
Uavy Yard
Halleck
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New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
Lincoln
Vault construction bends six walls for full view
A vault is built in the basement with six visible chamber sides for watchful viewing. Concrete columns occupy a central white tiled pit, and angled floor patterns reflect light to reveal every part of the space from above.
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Bos Angeles
Populim Mechanica
The Lady Who Danced the Minuet in Eighteenth Century
The piece discusses minuet etiquette in the eighteenth century with notes on attire and handwear. It recalls that ladies used lappets and gloves to signal reputation in ballroom settings and mentions how etiquette influenced dancing fashion.
Memorial to Civil War Women in National Capital
A proposed beautiful building in the national capital honors the Angels of Mercy who eased wartime sufferings. The design also serves as a home for the National Red Cross, commemorating nursing and relief work.
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National Capital
Angels of Mercy
National Red Cross
Washington
Washington Memorial
Vermont
Georgia
American Red Cross
United States
Corcoran Art Gallery
Trowbridge & Livingston
The Hero of Bellbridge Memorial Tale
A 1914 Bridgeport tale depicts Captain Hirany Jobely confessing on Memorial Day that he was not a hero at Bellbridge. He recalls fear and a knee injury at Gettysburg and admits fleeing, seeking forgiveness, and confronting his own guilt before leading the veterans to the cemetery.
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Bridgeport
Dimary Rigdon
Jobely
Jerry Jores
Zimmera
Dour
Batt Oppington
Zimmers
Hiram Johbely
Armory Hall
Tollerrow
Bridgeport Cemetery
Gettysburg
Hansen
Imperial
Main Street
Bellbridge
Savan
Jobel
Bellbridge 1
Pis
Aberdeen council sets outline for Jitney Law cleanup
The council settled the Jitney Law cleanup plan with Empey moving the motion. Cleanups start a week from Monday with wards visited in sequence by garbage wagons run by the street department. The health committee will decide handling and financing, and bids were approved for iron pipe and hay supply.
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Empey
Pista
Aberdeen
Bowes
Health Committee
Water Committee
Water Department
Grays Harbor Hardware Co
Chehalis Produce Company
Timothy
City Messenger Company
J. J. Carney
A. W
Bellbridge Incident Sparks Union Veteran Rally
A tense Assembly recalls blood in the eye moment as Captain Jobely admits faults and critics urge unity. Veterans press for action, the fife and drum heralding renewed resolve under the grand flag.
Bridge Tender’s House Planned at Bay City
The county will build a 12 by 20 foot house on brackets over the water to house the bridge tender at Bay City. The steel lift bridge over the channel requires the keeper to reside in the dwelling and be ready to open the bridge any time, day or night, year round.
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Montesanq
Bay City
Rain Hurts Strawberries in Montesano May Weather
Rain continues to damage strawberry crops with rot in low fields while hillside patches with good drainage fare better. Weather prophets predict the rainy season ending soon and sunshine returning, foretelling a plentiful berry crop as conditions improve.
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Montesano
Montesano Completes Two Weeks More of School
Montesano plans two more weeks of classes as commencement activities begin. The high school presents the play Country Folks starring Ralph Lane Ella Mustard and others. An annual school exhibit of pupil work follows with folk-dancing by young children and classroom-by-class displays overseen by teachers. Superintendent Wheeler notes notable progress in manual training this year.
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Montesano
Ralph Lane
Ella Mustard
Cobe Wartman
Bessie Moss
Faye Pickering
Clark Calder
Marguerite Brown
Ernest Parsons
Nigel Bignold
Nellie Mitchell
Clarence Ritchie
Wheeler
Monroe praises farmers for using power on Gordon farm
Monroe visits Elma area and commends O. M. Gordon for powering a general and dairy farm with a 2½ horsepower gasoline engine. The device drives churning washing, pumping grinding and more. Monroe notes the impact of cheap power in saving labor and time on a ranch.
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Montesano
Monroe
O. M. Gordon
Elma
Gordon
Mr. Monroe
Dinglebat Advocates Family Republic Idea
Dinglebat promotes a home theory where all members share governance and toleration. He claims every family should be a small republic with a voice for all, while his own home sees daily wrangles over who will be president.
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Dinglebat
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