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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
6
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution presents a verse about future worries after harvest and cold weather. The speaker imagines future complaints during winter winds and long snows, then muses on life after death and whether heat will continue in the next world.
Rex Carlisle visits a farmer's home and woos Margaret, a country girl who captivates him after three weeks. He declares love as he faces a possible departure, while memories of a former sweetheart named Marjory Atherton surface in conversation and songs. The tale centers on unexpected deep affection that blossoms in an old farmhouse setting.
The article advises on avoiding direct front views in portraits, using side light for depth, and including a foreground element for interest. It covers landscape focus, background choice, and the role of foreground objects, plus indoor lighting and window positioning for better indoor photos.
A dramatic line from the New York Evening World has Marjory Atherton confronting Rex, stating that his affection is for her beauty and not for her true self. She warns that beauty fades, challenging his claim of love.
Construction underway at the new Philadelphia mint site at 16th and Spring Garden. McCaul expects completion after May 1 due to hard gray granite and challenging stone carving, with interior work advancing and machinery staged for later install.
A Montana widow travels to Chicago to study art for a studio. She buys an expensive hat but cannot repay the debt and loses her funds. After a year she still laments the missing hat, recalling her financial struggle as she faced educating her two children.
The report notes the machinery will feature the latest design while only a few machines will be relocated from the existing mint.
Marcus Daly recounts a Montana tale of poker luck and a runaway hat. A blonde Virginian player named Mack Hardy bluffs fiercely while a windstorm propels a hat from a train station. A year later a cousin spots the hat on a station platform in native finery, a humorous end to a costly purchase.
A courteous Oklahoma City barber recalls a returning customer who humorously notes his face is healed. The exchange wraps with a quip about the barber forgetting the man. Britain and Ireland reportedly have 21 700 miles of railway.
Fraulein Theresa Feodorowna Ries earns highest honors at the Vienna art exposition. The sculptor, famed for masculine in feel, earns praise for a Mark Twain bust and for supporting her retired Russian general father through sculpture.
A Western State university tale recalls students late night draw, beer, and a prank in which they tricked their English professor at 2 a.m. by mimicking classroom grammar. The professor is accused of misusing language, yet the students’ mischief remains unreported.
The Sultan rises at six each morning and governs from Yildiz Palace, shielding his features with a pale brown overcoat. He appears to the public for one day weekly, his wan face framed by a gray beard and a plain red fez. He has established fifty thousand schools across the empire for both boys and girls, a notable departure in tradition.
A soft paste of calcined magnesia and water cured vitriol burn instantly. The paste, applied to a burn to a thickness of one inch, eased pain almost immediately and left no tear when removed. Ida Elmore recounts a morning insult about a golf club handle and umbrella repair.
A brief discussion notes that a cotlin is seen as a suitable present for an elderly or ill person among Chinese. It also remarks on women deflecting compliments toward other women, suggesting they find many other things to say when unable to claim someone is good-looking.
Historic Arch rock in San Francisco Bay approaches removal after earlier eliminations of Shag rocks No 1 and No 2. Sailors praised the arch as perilous, while Sausalito residents resisted its loss as a sight, recounting pilots’ warnings and old feats through the arch since 1857.
Report notes France undertakes hailstorm suppression by firing cannons to disperse hail. No injuries reported as trials continue in targeted regions. Authorities caution weather modification results are variable and ongoing assessments are planned.
Consul Covert to the State Department describes Arch Rock wrecks from 1855 to recent times including Sea Witch Flying Dragon Autocrat Clinton Oregon Columbia and Ceylon. He also notes a separate civil defense test in Denice where 52 cannon across 25 acres fired to counter a storm, with flame columns rising to 300 feet.
A historical recount describes the California grizzly bear as a dominant, nearly unbeatable foe for Western pioneers. It contrasts the fearsome creature with other bears and notes the danger and ferocity of a grizzly charging through terrain, tearing trees, and threatening human life.
A New York Press column cites a doctor who charts a middle life aberration between 57 and 62 as the source of public blunders. The piece lampoons youth and old age fables and suggests five year休休 holiday for public figures upon entering the fatal period.
Bills of writing and chemical experts who testified in a recent New York murder trial total $50,476.84. The court records itemize fees for expert testimony and related services.
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