Aberdeen Bits and Banter From Town Pages
Local items note residents traveling to Seattle Tacoma and Whitworth College. Socials entertainments and visits fill the week with church events and concerts.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
5
Local items note residents traveling to Seattle Tacoma and Whitworth College. Socials entertainments and visits fill the week with church events and concerts.
Eight year old Frederick Townsend son of bakery owner Albert Townsend drowned Monday afternoon in the Wishkah river near the Aberdeen Manufacturing plant. A crowd gathered as a systematic search found the body at 6:40 p m. Despite two and a half hours of resuscitation by Dr Watkins and others, he could not be revived. The body was sent to Baker City, Oregon for burial with family members traveling to accompany it.
W B Bunson of Dublin Ga says his eighty three year old mother thrives on Electric Bitters for two years with strong appetite good sleep and vitality. He claims the remedy aids female weakness general debility and even weak children. Evans Drug Co guarantees use for stomach liver and kidney trouble.
Puyallup High School's football eleven travels to Electric Park next Saturday at 3 PM to face Aberdeen in a first ever meeting. Aberdeen, one of the state’s heaviest teams, features Morse at center and Beltz out with an injury, while Puyallup eyeing second team trials and hoping for strong supporter turnout to cover costs.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation and liver torpor, claiming they regulate the liver and prevent appendicitis. The copy urges Evans Drug Co to stock the 25 cent bottle.
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