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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1911
Page
7
A Frances E. Willard quote emphasizes that lasting beauty lies in manners, achievement, reputation, and character. It argues that the deepest impact comes from steady nurture of enduring qualities rather than outward appearance, with victory judged by the final endurance.
A penniless man seeks divorce counsel in Chicago and is told to work all night. The piece then explains Chinese as monosyllabic with root words and no inflection, lacking an alphabet and using thousands of symbols.
Aberdeen resident Mrs. M. E. Wells credits Dean's Kidney Pills with ending a severe backache after trying the remedy on a friend's suggestion. She reports complete relief and no further trouble. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole US agent. Remember the name Dean's.
An advertising blurb promotes red cross ball blue as the best blue for laundry. It claims liquid bluing is mostly water and urges buying a large bottle with a half cent’s worth of bluing for cheap results. Ends with grocery buy line.
Sir John Lubbock concedes life has troubles but argues optimism hinges on personal choice. He states that people might be happy and often waste happiness through their own faults rather than fate or circumstance.
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Aberdeen Printing Company will be held at the office of the corporation 309 East Wishkah Street on August 29 at 8 o clock p m for the transaction of business as may come before them JNO J CARNEY
Jurors in Spokane County Superior Court will hear a $20,000 claim by John E L Larson against Great Northern Railway for humiliation and pain after he was ejected from a Spokane bound train for failing to pay fare. He walked 24 miles to a dentist after a spurious coin dispute and a delayed next train.
The Rev. Robert Switherath of Holy Cross College told the Boston teachers’ congress that a “confirmed war” of lying is not hopeless and can be cured with patience and sympathetic interest. He emphasized understanding each case to apply proper treatment and stressed prevention over cure.
Samuel Johnson, longtime first drummer of the marine band, resigns after 33 years of service saying he is tired of beating a drum and will try something else for a while. He previously left the band in 1894 during Sousa’s tenure and returned three years later, drawn back by the music of the kettle and snare and the Marine Corps.
Former Nevada congressman George A. Bartlett joins the University of Nevada as a freshman. He majors in general chemistry, mineralogy and mining and attends four hours daily in University hall. He declines football and is seen as a potential 1914 gubernatorial candidate. Bartlett served as congressman at large from 1907 to 1911 and is 41 years old.
Bradford city authorities produce a pressed sewage cake from the daily flow of 15,000,000 gallons of sewage. The process extracts grease and moisture, leaving a residue that is disposed of as a fertilizer.
The fragment cites Horace Dodd Gastit parodying Kipling about Dr. Wiley and microbes. It features Files-on-Parade and a color sergeant wondering why the Potter Ham is fresh and white, claiming Wiley’s departure boosts germs and forecasts a return stronger microbial activity.
Analysis of how Arizona and New Mexico admission may reshape the U S Senate by January 1912 with four new seats. Republicans face possible loss if Democrats win both territories while Maine and Colorado vacancies favor Democrats. Arizona votes uncertain yet Democrats optimistic.
Dr. Francis W Startley reports pigeons with diphtheria in his yard coop and credits 5000 unit doses of diphtheria antitoxin for partial relief after Mrs Hartley contracts throat illness. Health dept confirms pigeons infected. federal agency notes unclear link between avian and human diphtheria.
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