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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
7
A reflective note pays tribute to the enduring bond between veterans from opposing sides of war. It recalls the shared experiences of pilots, infantrymen, and support units who carried scars and memories, choosing mutual respect over lingering rancor as time passes.
L. E. Roberts of 1223 South G street Tacoma a Northern Pacific trainman says Plant Juice eased kidney and back pain stomach trouble and liver sluggishness after a short use He reports better energy and well being and recommends the tonic noting quick results Sold at Eaton Swaney's drug store.
A piece praising the Boy Scouts of America for shaping boys into trustworthy, loyal, and morally straight young men. It highlights the movement’s national spread, outdoor training, and the Scout Law’s twelve principles, including duty to God country and helping others.
National Scout Commissioner Daniel C. Beard writes that the boy scout idea grew from American frontier history and from figures such as Daniel Boone Simon Kenton George Rogers Clark Davy Crockett and George Washington He notes Baden-Powell admitted he borrowed the idea and that the movement began in America before its 1910 unification into the Boy Scouts of America He emphasizes the American birth and unity of the movement in 1910.
National Council of the Boy Scouts of America held its fourth annual meeting in Washington at the Raleigh hotel ballroom. Secretary Daniels of the navy compared the scouts to the navy and praised training that builds good character and for adding a navy section to the program.
Boy scouts organized after school cleanup week in Philadelphia. Brigades cleared vacant lots and burned trash, aided by local neighbors and estate agents promoting property care. The effort focused on removing debris and improving neighborhood appearance.
Rev Alfred Young, pastor at Whatcoat Methodist in Baltimore, believes Pancho Villa is his long lost brother Spencer Young born 1860 near Cambridge, Maryland. He says Villa may have changed his name twice and hints at possible mission to mediate the Mexican conflict with Constitutionalists.
The 1910 mother tongue census bulletin reports 10 037 420 persons in the United States whose foreign white stock spoke English and Celtic. This group makes up 12.3 percent of the white population, with Germans 8 817 271 and Italians 2 151 422 as other principal tongues. Additional tongues include Polish Yiddish Hebrew Swedish French Norwegian Bohemian and Moravian Spanish Danish Dutch and Frisian Magyar Slovak Lithuanian Finnish Slavic Portuguese Greek and more.
Colonel J E B Seely told at the Wilbur Wright memorial banquet in London that the problem of stabilizing aircraft is solved. He described guiding a plane from 2 000 feet when the pilot released control, noting the craft banked correctly and righted itself despite gusts of wind.
Ishi the Tehama County native returned to the wilderness with Dr. A L Kroeber and Dr. Saxon Pope to relearn bow and arrow hunting fire making without matches and living as the red men did before white settlement.
A brief Yonkers Statesman quip recounts Mrs Church asking about husband dishwashing and Mrs Gotham retorts that they washed dishes only once because the next day there were none left. The line captures a light domestic joke typical of the era.
An advertisement touts Peruna as the remedy for stomach troubles and spring ailments. It asserts that users will feel better within a week and offers Peruna Tablets for those who object to liquid medicine.
A short notice urges readers to forward the Herald to friends in the eastern region, promising timely issues twice weekly. The request emphasizes expanding readership and sharing local news beyond the city.
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