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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1914
Page
3
Numerous recoveries from lung troubles credited to Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. A Gates North Carolina user reports a case once deemed hopeless fully cured. Bottle costs 25 cents at your local druggist. If cough is dry and hacking let it trickle down the throat for relief.
A pair of gold-rimmed eyeglasses with a spring holder is missing. Finder should notify the Herald office to claim a reward.
The passage traces Harlem’s origins from Lancaster in an early New York charter to its later naming as Nieuw Haarlem. It explains Harlem’s original village around 124th Street and Third Avenue, and how today the name covers the area north of 110th Street, with Lancaster later eliminated.
The Indianapolis News traces the phrase dog days to ancient Rome calling the hottest period caniculares dies. It linked heat to the dog star Sirius rising with the sun, a view explaining intensified warmth from July 8 to Aug 11, with variations proposed by others.
The piece notes stylish fur and velvet coats with bold lines and high collars. It highlights tiger skin trim as barbaric elegance, long fur coats for impact, and early models with wide flaring skirts edged in contrasting fur. It mentions velvet and velours evening cloaks cut on generous lines.
The piece urges harmonizing color schemes for every room, with rugs as the crowning touch. It discusses Oriental and Japanese rugs, their wear, prices, and suitability for bedrooms, washstands, and outdoor use, advising to choose a reputable firm guaranteeing wear.
Practical household guidance covers pressing silk skirts to avoid cracking and stiffening brush bristles by dipping in milk and water. It advises drying brushes bristles down, removing old bottle labels with steam, washing silk handkerchiefs in warm lather with blueing, and painting odor control by changing water and adding hay to pails.
Lost red cow and red heifer reported in Aberdeen Washington. The cow has one horn and any finder should notify Frank Beam at 104 11. Authorities urge return to rightful owner.
An advertisement claims Dr King's New Life Pills ensure good digestion and regular bowels. It promises purification of blood and overall tonic effects with a "25c" price at the druggist.
A reflective quote by H.M. Edgin ton on distrust between strangers and the need for universal trust. He argues suspicion is often unfounded and that people should rely more on mutual trust rather than self proof. The author notes the human tendency to assume others lack integrity.
Four bodies, three men and a boy, recovered from the Francis H. Leggett disaster 60 miles south of the Columbia. The 12 year old, R D Snediker of Bilboa Ohio, identified by a ring. J Naes found north of Queets river, and two others located eight miles north of Taholah. Indians recovered the corpses and an undertaker party ferried the remains to Aberdeen.
The Buy a Bale plan for cotton relief progresses, with strong slogans and broad support among cotton growers. Observers note advantages in morale and public appeal, while mill men hope for continued domestic textile revival amid the campaign.
A collection of brief opinions from Chicago News Providence Journal Washington Star and Kansas City Star reflecting postwar themes. Calls for democratizing Europe and cautions on peace making while criticizing eugenics and peacetime safeguards.
A Paris resident M. Bavierre unveils a piano without hammers. A new medicine glass cover features a saucer with a fluted rim marked for time and dose indicators. A Maine woman patents a five barreled megaphone with radiating tubes to aid announcements without repeating words.
Advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm for instant relief of stuffed nose head cold and catarrh. A small bottle is urged with promises of opening nasal passages, curing headache and throat irritation by morning, and easy drugstore purchase.
A 1900s kitchen guide offers a corn bread recipe with sour milk and butter, a cold cabbage salad with vinegared dressing, and a calf s liver casserole with pork, vegetables, and bouquet flavor. It also details a jelly omelet, various tomato preparations, and timely canning hints for whole and sliced tomatoes.
A lens built in France for a 940,000 candle power lighthouse in Hawaii is expected to protect the light forty miles. Steel bars heated and forced through dies claim higher tensile strength than rolled bars. The solar system moves toward Vega at twelve miles per second as a unit.
A noted authority links kidney and bladder weakness to uric acid. The remedy of four ounces of Rad Salts daily, or Jad Salts, neutralizes urine acids and relieves bladder irritation, promising quick relief and no bad effects. The advice promotes an effervescent lithia water drink to ease nocturnal urination and restore normal urinary function.
Seventeen new citizens took the allegiance oath Saturday in Montfland and others may be admitted. Applications were continued, with Examiner John Speed Smith citing possible I W W connections and asking time to investigate. Some applicants were asked to study the constitution and governing principles.
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