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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
7
The lines offer a fatherly exhortation on stoicism virtue and balance amid praise or peril. It links success to steady conduct toward foes friends and time while promising worldly mastery and maturity to the reader.
Rudolph Schleisher of Lewiston Idaho after a year in Europe and Britain declares the Pacific Northwest districts are better suited to grape growing than famous European vineyards. He notes soil climate and altitude yield superior flavor color and size and estimates Northwest vineyards could fetch 400 to 600 dollars per acre in net income with possible European markets expanding demand.
The fragment notes that around 1720 in Amsterdam Fahrenheit created his first thermometer, which became a lasting model for future instruments.
A historical note states Jamaica has about 800000 residents with roughly 100000 people living on an average income around 12 cents daily. This compact summary highlights extreme poverty and the scale of income disparity in the island nation.
The Pacific coast led by California Oregon and Washington is set to nearly dominate U S wheat production. In 1909 coast grain values reached 105 million dollars with strong showings in barley and oats. Exports to Europe could challenge Atlantic coast flour in the near future.
Railways drop white lights in signaling due to broken lamps. They now use red for danger orange for caution and green for safety. Tests show coal dust alone is a poor conductor, but coal dust mixed with water conducts electricity.
Manager Allen Dougherty has taken control of the Rex theater on Heron Street and added several improvements. A free umbrella check outside the entrance, a new fire-proof picture machine costing 225 dollars, and entertainment by Mr. Lindville, a California baritone, with Dougherty in duet numbers, plus a forthcoming $5,000 pipe organ, aim to make the Rex the finest Pacific coast moving picture house.
A local appeal urges readers to advertise in this paper to drive customers to their stores. The message emphasizes teamwork and community effort to boost business through advertising.
Aberdeen shoppers rush to Eilers Music House as six pianos sold yesterday and interest grows daily. Easy payments tempt buyers with discounts on Chickering Kimball Lester Decker Hallet Davis Hobart Cable Story Clark Marshall Wendell and more. Old organs accepted as part payment and money back guarantee backs every purchase.
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