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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
5
Aberdeen residents attend meetings and social events from church to lodge while local tradesmen discuss steamship lines and street improvements. Citizens travel to Chehalis and Seattle for work and family matters as rains affect boom conditions and construction proceeds on schools.
Miss Mary Petrie returns to Iowa City after visiting in this city while Sir Lester Swan from Post Office Pharmacy recovers from a knee sprain from a fall Tuesday. Mrs P J Dugan departs Seattle after visiting her mother in this city. The Rebekahs Chehalis county district quarterly session convened at Odd Fellows hall with Mrs A Gammon presiding and a social banquet to close.
For years eczema was thought a blood disease but authorities now deem it a skin disease cured through the skin. Dr. D D Dennis devised a wintergreen thymol and glycerine oil formula that sinks into pores and relieves itching. the D D D Prescription is advertised by Red Cross Pharmacy Aberdeen Speigle's Cosmopolis.
Langford maintains Ketchel is the world middleweight champion despite Johnson’s victory and offers a forty five round bout at catch weights or 158 pounds in Colma California with a $5000 side bet. He promises to halt Ketchel quicker than Johnson to prove his claim and seeks agreement to rematch with better terms to gain recognition from Johnson.
Edward Hale Brush profiles Irvine, a lay minister at New York's Church of the Ascension, detailing his ascent from illiteracy to influence in religious and sociological reform. The piece notes Irvine's role in Christian Socialists, Emmanuel movement links, and efforts to keep the church engaged with working people while pursuing auto suggestions for health and happiness.
In Berlin a proposed tip scale by the Waiters' Association would set 12 percent for orders under 75 cents and 10 percent for larger bills. Newspapers debate the public's tolerance as patrons report abusive language and confrontations over small tips. Proponents blame restaurant owners for fostering a tipping frenzy and not linking receipts to tips.
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