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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1902
Page
6
Ohio cheese makers show strong profits as rains favor pasturage and milk supply. Factory systems collect milk from about a hundred farms, with wagons delivering 30 to 40 gallons per can to a 600 gallon receiving tank. The industry emphasizes cooperative collection, cleanliness, by product use, and large daily outputs, signaling prosperity in western dairies.
A reflective essay by Marion F. Mowbray examining the allure of a woman who captivates through self possession and tact. It contrasts radiant charm with lines of social observation, noting how restraint, timing, and attentiveness shape appeal while including references to Irvingite beliefs and historical figures such as Henry Drummond, Henry Lovell, Sir William Mather, Wallenstein, Napoleon, and Parnell.
Governor B F Odell argues that trades unions and farmer associations arose from natural human grouping to protect brains and brawn. He credits exchanges of knowledge for restraining greed and misrepresentation. Education, not wealth, protects rights and upholds divine sanction over politics.
T P O Connor argues no reliable forecast of religious views from other life conduct. He cites Irvingism and the Irving love affair as a case where skepticism in secular matters coexisted with religious credulity, wrecking Irving’s life and harming others connected to him.
The essay attacks King Leopold of Belgium for disowning his daughter Princess Stephanie after her marriage to a commoner. It contrasts royal hypocrisy with European courts that ostracize Stephanie while Leopolds scandalous life remains tolerated, blaming royal pretensions for social double standards.
Automobile expert J A Bowman argues the car is here to stay and will progress gradually. He notes 10 000 are in use, cites bad roads as main obstacle, and predicts prices likely stay above 500 dollars due to component perfection and overall costs.
The article explains cheese production with round milk vats of 7,000 pounds capacity, 3 ounces rennet per 1,000 pounds milk, and an agitator for coagulation. It details pressing with telescope presses, cheeses weighing 32 pounds in Ohio or up to 60 pounds in New York, drying in racks, and weekly wagon shipments to rail depots. It notes butter sections, machine churns, wooden pails of 35 to 50 pounds, and cooling before shipment.
The excerpt explains a hot water compartment connected to a boiler as cheese making begins. Water at about 86 degrees is pumped into the vat to scald for about three quarters of an hour. The curd knife frees whey as curd is cut, and whey is drawn off when the curd becomes sufficiently sour. A hot iron tests sweetness by contact with curd samples.
Japan unveils its first statue honoring a woman in Shijo Nawate near Kyoto. The ceremony marks a historic tribute highlighting gender equality and cultural heritage.
Roswell Beardsley of North Lansing Tompkins County New York is the longest serving appointive officer in U S history having held the North Lansing postmastership since June 28 1828 under Presidents John Quincy Adams through Lincoln He was born July 5 1809 and admired Lincoln era leaders while serving through the era before railroads and remains in office a symbol of enduring public service.
The Michigan City inmate John Slatton faces a trustee request to manage his share of the estate of Washington Ind. land king Alex Killion who died without a will. The filing also seeks a court ruling that America Slatton is legally dead after a vanished romance with her father opposing their union.
A brief fragment notes the typical Englishman’s slowness to grasp the point of a joke. The line hints at cultural humor and perception without providing further context or specifics.
A 22 foot high wrought iron pillar near Delhi Indiana is described as the arm of fame of Rajah Dha va. Hindu myth places its site at the earth’s center and inscriptions mention Rajah Dhava, dating the pillar to early second century. How such a 1800 year old column was made remains a mystery.
In a rushed auto ride to reach a grandchild, an elderly traveler misses the last train. A hay wagon blocked the road and tipped into a ditch, dropping passengers into a field. The puzzled driver admits the misfortune and the old lady laments the wrong stop.
A child raised in strict religious discipline enjoyed weekly prayer meetings but was taken to a circus by his nurse. On returning home he told his mother that if she ever visited the circus she would never attend a prayer meeting again.
Dialogue reads like a local column snippet about a fire sale at a grocery store. It mentions Mrs Waggles and a man refuting cheaper milk and notes water damage. The text also alludes to a social comment about marriage to a deceased sister’s husband and child welfare.
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