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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1914
Page
4
Jad Salts Advertises Kidney Health Remedy
An old courtly advertisement touts Jad Salts as a grape and lemon acid lithia mix to flush clogged kidneys and ease bladder and urinary issues. It claims improved kidney function within days and promotes daily morning use as a preventive tonic.
Teachers Institute Three Day Session Opens With Notable Educators
County Superintendent J W Hodge announces a three day Teachers Institute at J M Weatherwax High School beginning tomorrow. The program includes general sessions, music, and sections on science method, vocational education, rural school opportunities, and high school social topics with speakers such as H G Lull G W Nash L R Traver and Miss Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hodge
Teachers’ Institute
J. M. Weatherwax High
I. Fneanley
H. G. Lull
L. R. Traver
B. W. Johnson
H. Epley
Hoquiam
Stevens School
Miss Day
Whitman School
C. W. Nash
Elizabeth Finch
B. W. Johnson High School
G. W. Nash
Mary Langley
Miss Hammond
Arbs
Scis
Cecia
Esos
Miss George
Wheeler
Holmquist
General Assembly
Auditorium
Roger Blackburn
Reading
Wilhelmina Heidel
Clyde Spencer
Prof
Meany
Progressive rally in Hoquiam entertains three candidates
Stanton Warburton, Govnor Teats, and Norman Richards addressed about 60 attendees at Eagles hall. Richards chaired and introduced the event while Teats spoke on initiative measures and Warburton attacked Congressman Albert Johnson in the Third District race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
Stanton Warburton
Govnor Teats
Pierce County
Norman Richards
Chehalis County
Eagles’ Hall
Richards
Teats
Warburton
Albert Johnson
Harbor Merchants Honored at State Convention
At North Yakima last week the state convention of retail merchants elected C. A. Holmer of Gabrielson & Holmer as vice president. Chas. H. Rychard of Hoquiam became a trustee and L. B. Hogan of Cosmopolis was named to the arbitration and trade relations committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
C. A. Holmer
Gabrielson & Holmer
Chas. H. Rychard
Hoquiam
L. B. Hogan
Cosmopolis
Warburton backs Wilson policy and progressive record
Warburton pledges to support Wilson on national policy on the eve of war. He praises Wilson's Mexican policy and warns against petty politics. He recalls cross party support for Gov Rogers and Poindexter. He notes his Congress record as a Progressive backing Democratic measures and rejecting partisan flips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warburton
Congress
United States
Wilson
Mexico
State Senate
Gov. Rogers
House of Representatives
Progressive Congressional Committee
Adv
County Commissioners Name Election Officials in Montesano
Montesano officials met to set November 3 election places and officials. A civil case arose as I E Lemmon seeks 3000 dollars for injuries to his daughter after a night bridge fall at Porter. Lemmon and attorney Frank Groundwater offered 500 dollars compromise. prosecutor J E Stewart to review. Meeting adjourned to November 2 regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesano
E. Lemmon
Porter
Frank Groundwater
Groundwater
J. E. Stewart
County Grants Gas Franchise to L H Burnett
The county commissioners granted L H Burnett a franchise to lay gas mains along the Olympic highway between Aberdeen and Elma via Montesano. Work must be supervised by the county engineer with standard safeguards. This is Burnett’s third franchise. Aberdeen and Montesano have issued similar ones, with Elma and Hoquiam pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesano
L. H. Burnett
Olympic Highway
Aberdeen
Elma
Burnett
Hoquiam
Wraps Of The Season In Velvet Furs And Silky Capes
The article surveys fashion for wraps and capes including Bedford cord fabrics for heavy garments and lace shawls repurposed into capelike accents for evening wear. It notes raven's wing silk capes, knitted wool capes with snap attachments, long hip extending sweaters recalling vintage jerseys, and coats with tight throat closures and fur or velvet collars for warmth and style.
Buying a Dog Blanket
A clerk remarks on a customer seeking a blanket to please a discerning dog. The dog appears blasé and indifferent to requests, delaying the purchase as the scene centers on a humorous exchange.
Attractive Genent Web et Waren Living Room Plan
Describes a year round livable living room with sun porch and french doors, three second story chambers, large bath, linen closet, clothes chute, and ample closet space. Details include 28 by 26 feet footprint, nine foot first floor and eight foot second floor, full basement, and materials like red gum oak or southern cypress. Price to build given as 2850 dollars, with offer to send Sax ton 1914 plan books for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxton
Bankutu Cannibals of the Belgian Kongo
The Bankutu cannibals in the Belgian Kongo region practice upper incisor removal and wear plaited skirts while women wear hide girdles. Slaves are eaten after burial fears, and the tribe uses bows, poison arrows, and primitive trap weapons. They resist white encroachment with forest warfare and deadly poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankutus
The Changing Tides Why Ocean Rise Affects Coastlines
A London Answers explanation details how tides rise and fall twice daily due to the Moon and Sun. It notes spring and neap tides, stronger tides at new and full moons, and greatest effect near equinoxes. It explains differential gravitational pull between Earth center and surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
London
Trick of Oratory Advice From a Driver
Victor Murdock recalls a livery driver’s tip on public speaking. He says audiences respond better when achievements of historically named figures are mentioned last, so the speaker leads with actions and ends by naming Clay Grant and Blaine. The anecdote comes from the New York Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Victor
Henry Clay
Grant
James G. Blaine
Clay
New York Sun
Long-Lived Ships in History and Legend
The piece notes ships with unusually long careers including the Lively wrecked at Cromer in 1888 after two years afloat past a century, the Liberty built at Whitby in 1750 used until 1856, Betsy Dains born a frigate and ending as a collier, and Anita cited in 1902 as dating to Columbus era trade between Spain and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lively
Cromer
Liberty
Whitby
Betsy Dains
Anita
Spain
America
London Standard
If you were a bird what sort would you rather be
A garbled exchange questions bird choice with stray quotes and misspellings. The text mentions an eagle and a zoo setting in Birmingham but contains many errors and unclear intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miujestic
Birmingham
Peanuts Bring Rice of Trade to Shantung Province
Twenty years ago an American missionary sent a quart of California peanuts to a Shantung mission convert to seed. Today the crop has grown into an export trade of about 150000 tons yearly across Shantung, spreading to many regions and boosting local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shantung
China
United States
California
Shantung Province
Hoquiam Rod and Gun Club Sought by Local Sportsmen
In Hoquiam a meeting will be called soon to form a Rod and Gun Club with over 50 local sportsmen already promising cooperation. The drive is led by F. Koch and follows prior endorsement from County Game Commissioner C. D. Hansen and backing from C. W. Becker. Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey offers claimed lung relief and cures for a citable cough at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
Hoquiam Rod and Gun Club
F. Koch
C. W. Becker
C. D. Hansen
Dr. Bell
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