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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1912
Page
3
Aberdeen notes include Evans Drug Co promotions for perfumes and magazines, light hauling, and school supplies. Local social items cover visits by Mrs. D. Berger Rowena club plans, weddings in Portland, new members at Yeoman Lodge, and upcoming nursery services at First Methodist church.
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a safe, fast healer for children’s eczema rashes tetter chafings and minor injuries including cuts burns and bruises. It claims superiority on boils ulcers fever sores and piles and lists a 25 cent price at druggists.
Long nights raise light costs as Mazda electric lamps promise three times the illumination for the same electricity use. Evans Drug Co. serves as agents for Aberdeen.
Stillman Green of Milachite Col. recalls doctors predicting two years to life due to consumption. He credits Dr King's New Discovery for saving him, claiming he is now healthy and able to work. The ad urges coughs colds or lung troubles to use the cure, with prices and a free trial bottle at druggists.
Mr and Mrs E A Bacon of Montesano visited friends in Aberdeen yesterday. Scott Stevens left for a business trip to Malheur county Oregon. Nathan O Fry Democratic sheriff nominee was from Cosmopolis Friday on business. W M Melrose moved from Salt Lake to San Diego Cal. Henry Harlan Oakville journalist greeted friends in Grays Harbor Friday. A girl baby was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs A J Stewart on 6 Street. Ladies Aid of Congregational church meets next Wednesday with Mrs John Kinnison 620 Essex Ave. Chas Palmer found in an alley Saturday and jailed. to Montesano for insanity evaluation with Frank Cale after a failed suicide attempt.
Vestrymen plan a late week meeting at Edward Hulbert’s home to discuss plans for a proposed new church on the current site and moving the old building north on the lot. Debate includes locating the new structure away from the business center as an investment and other options.
A community wide reaction follows Parlette's lecture at the high school auditorium. Citizens credit new enthusiasm to his talk, with ministers editors and businesses embracing practical education. Ruskin Colony in Florida gains attention as Parlette promotes a working school idea.
At a meeting of the Progressive executive committee in Montesano the group, enthusiastic about a vigorous campaign to November 5, endorsed Fred Straub of Hoquiam the Democratic candidate for the state legislature from the 30th district. A planned Aberdeen talk by Norman S Richards was postponed to avoid clashing with the Chehalis county fair.
Arrangements were completed for a special Northern Pacific train to carry 125 to 150 Elks from Aberdeen and Hoquiam to Raymond where an Elk lodge will be instituted on October 12. Sixty Elks have signed the petition circulated by H. E. Phillips and Charles Hartwell this week.
The city will supply free textbooks for all schools while pupils must provide tablets pencils penholders and writing supplies. Evans Drug Co at 407 East Heron Street offers to furnish all kinds of supplies at the old stand.
Miss Anna Woida and Mr Harry F Martin were married Friday evening at the home of the pastor of the First Congregational church by Rev Charles McDermoth. They will reside in Aberdeen where Mr Martin is employed at the Bijou theater.
Good paying established shop selling candy cigars furnishings and shoes. Located at a favorable site with low rent. Owner must retire due to illness. Address J. M. Aberdeen Herald 102-41.
Aberdeen Printing Co known as Particular Printers operates at 809 East Wishkah Street in Aberdeen.
A nostalgic piece recalls street shinny games and bully parries. The Korrespondents page answers readers on poultry care with practical tips from wideranging Q and A notes, discussing spur trimming, eye color, duck meat prep, egg hatch traits, and feed recommendations.
The guide describes boiling beef to shorten roasting time and finishing in butter or drippings with gravy thickened by flour and broth. It then details Bisque of Chicken made by stewing chicken in water with onion and celery, skimming, deboning, and thickening the soup with milk soda and flour, finishing with parsley.
A concise reference outlines full symptoms and feeding methods for the disease. It describes common signs across stages and practical dietary adjustments to support recovery, emphasizing hydration, balanced nutrition, and monitoring for complications.
The report notes Colorado’s turkey production rising in 1910 to 275 000 birds valued at 600 000 dollars and discusses poultry farming trends. It highlights shipments of emus, dramatic anecdotes with turkeys and skunks, California Leghorn hatch orders, a Pennsylvania egg story, animal cruelty prosecutions, and debates on incubator versus mother hen instincts.
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