Summer Clothes Flood Store Shelves in 1914
In this locality the weather remains summery at times while summer clothing is no longer in season for 1914 as departments in the store bustle with customers and overflowing stock shows shifting fashions.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1914
Page
3
Beautiful New Goods for Fall in Southwest Washington
The advertisement touts a full, clean fall stock in southwest Washington with strong service and value. It urges shoppers to visit in the forenoon for better help, notes a crowded garment department, highlights many coats and coatings, and warns prices will rise with scarce goods before 1915. It encourages buying ahead while limits allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Merver
Aberdeen
Jad Salts Kidney Flush Urges Four Ounces Daily
A health notice extols Jad Salts as a kidney flushing remedy. It advises four ounces in water before breakfast for several days to restore kidney function, reduce bladder irritation, and prevent kidney or urinary disorders. It claims the drink is safe, refreshing, and widely used to maintain urinary health.
Scarborough Clements Tie The Knot In Quiet Hoquiam Wedding
In Hoquiam a quiet ceremony united Miss Isabelle Scarborough of Westport and Mr. T. E. Clemans of Seattle at the Grayport hotel with Rev. Henry Van Engelen officiating. A family dinner followed and the couple planned to travel to Seattle that afternoon to begin married life. The groom works as head bookkeeper for the Washington Tug and Barge company in Seattle where they will reside.
Tilly and Hayney Wed in Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Faye M. Tilly and Mr. W. Glenn Hayney were married at 9 o clock Saturday night in a ceremony performed by Rev. Henry Van Engelen at the bride s home 409 Fifth street. The couple are well known in the community.
King’s New Life Pills advertise bowel relief tonic
An old advertisement claims tr Kings New Life Pills cure dizziness biliousness and constipation by stimulating bile flow and bowel cleansing. The tonic is priced at 25 cents and sold by all druggists, with a claim that the first dose cures low spirits and general malaise.
Pyhtian Flag Celebration Remembers the Grand Army
A large First street crowd watched grey-bearded veterans and their wives as Old Glory waved. Arthur E. Graham delivered a patriotic intro and Judge Chadwick gave a masterful oration on civic duty to the flag and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Grand Army
Arthur E. Graham
Judge Chadwick
Montesano Marriage Licenses Granted Last Week
Montesano notes issued last week include John Zulac and Loretta Piorkoski of Aberdeen, R O Roberts and Mabel Gray of Aberdeen, Harley Simmons and Nora Foshaugh of Wishkah, Isaac Jormas and Emily Nelson of Aberdeen, F D McDowell of Onalaska Texas, Hazel Hardcastle of Hoquiam, B Fe Ing and Dorothy Goodpaster of Aberdeen, R J White and Elsie Tougan of Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zulac
Loretta Piorkoski
Aberdeen
R. O. Roberts
Mabel Gray
W. G. Haney
Faye M. Tilly
Hoquiam
Harley Simmons
Nora Foshaugh
Wishkah
Isaac Jormas
Emily Nelson
F. D. McDowell
Onalaska
Texas
Hazel Hardcastle
B. FE
Ing
Dorothy Goodpaster
R. J. White
Elsie E. Tougan
Indian Marathon Wonder of Mohave Runner
In Ehrenberg Arizona a Mohave runner trekked seventy five miles to Fort Yuma and back, swimming the Colorado River twice, delivering medicine and earning twenty dollars. He completed a 150 mile journey within twenty four hours despite barren desert terrain and no local aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehrenberg
Ariz
Fort Yuma
Colorado River
Yuma
Colorado
Tragic Experiment Ends In Python Fatality
An English woman, fearing snakes, accompanies her lover to India. Her husband kills a python near their bungalow and places it in the drawing room, then feigns joining her. She screams and dies as a companion python coils around her, the couple’s grisly ruse ending in murder by deceit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
India
St. James
Greek Penmanship Comment Stirs Schoolside Tale
A college professor known for sharp words recalls a student exchange about a marginal note. The student, unable to read the writing, enlisted an uncle who is a lawyer to decipher the remark: Your penmanship is scarcely leg ible. The anecdote appeared in Lippincott's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott's
Wild Potatoes Mystery Eludes Botanists
Botanists cannot determine the wild plant source of the American aboriginal potato as the tuber is not found growing wild anywhere in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Learning to work with patience in appointed tasks
The note emphasizes patience in handling assigned tasks and seizing both power and opportunity to fulfill obligations. It frames patience as essential to effective execution and progress.
Flounced Voile Gown Showcases Velvet Trimmed Couture
The gown pictured features voile with a skirt swept by three deep rose embroidered flounces bordered by black velvet bands. It suits a stylish mademoiselle and can be reproduced in several materials.
The Long Waisted Bodice Prompts Fashion Shift
The article notes a rise in long waisted bodices from neck to hips, with Russian and Persian styles pushing this trend. It predicts a waistline overhaul across garments, advising a silk cord or girdle for those unable to modernize, and suggests brocade as a fashionable option for evening wear.
Fall Glove Trends Favor White and Suede Styles
The Dry Goods Economist notes fall and winter fabrics favor dark tones, limiting glove-to-suit matching. Expect strong sales in white and black gloves, with suede like options in white and natural colors, often featuring three row embroidered backs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Goods
Boosting the Town with a New Jail Spotlight
A Cleveland Plain Dealer remark notes a town with many shabby schoolhouses yet boasts a remarkably comfortable new jail. The exchange highlights local progress and pride in public facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Prince Humbert Heads A Mediterranean Sea Cruise
The Italian crown prince, aged ten, sails on the Puglia with a naval tutor for a Mediterranean cruise, diverging from Savoy heir tradition of military upbringing. The piece blends the voyage with other short features on legends, puzzles, and charitable bequests such as Herr Bizony leaving funds for an old horses home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Humbert
Piedmont
Mediterranean
Mediterraean
The Cross As Symbol Of Glory And Sacrifice
A riddle-like verse speaks of a transformation from burden and shame to glory and fame. It recalls the sacred flame and dying men blessing the sign, suggesting the cross as the emblem that men resign for and honor.
The Pleasant Girl Who Shines Without Strife
A kind and unassertive girl avoids conflict and never hurts others with words. She greets invites with grace, aims to make life pleasant for all, and prefers not to seek the spotlight though she can carry it gracefully when needed. She treats all ages with courtesy and carries sunshine in her heart.
Jewish Flags and the Zionist Emblem Explained
The Zionists adopted a flag with a white field and blue stripes at the sides, featuring the Shield of David at center. The Midrash connects the colors and symbols to the twelve stones on the high priest’s breastplate and to the directions of Israel’s tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Israel
Elsie Explains Cookie Fact One Neighborly Shortcut
Mrs R notices her three year old daughter Elsie returning from the back door with a cookie. The child explains she did not ask for cookies but knows where they are kept, prompting a quiet family moment.
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Elsie
Ides of March date expression in Roman calendar
The text explains that in ancient Rome the fifteenth day of March May July and October and the thirteenth day of the remaining months were called ides. It notes the phrase ides of March as a poetic reference to the date.
Tribal colors listed for Israelite tribes in Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Press describes the tribes with a series of color associations for each group. Reuben Simeon Levi and two others appear with varied colors such as green tricolors black and red and sky blue. Zebulun white Gad gray Naphtali wine pearl Ephraim jet black Benjamin noted among the totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reu
Simeon
Levi
Judah
Zebulyn
Gad
Ephraim
Benjamin
Philadelphia Press
The Pipe of War Across Nations and Generals
The piece notes widespread pipe smoking from India to Northwest provinces and mentions the North American pipe of peace. It recalls General Blucher who had a dedicated pipe master to fill a long clay pipe before engagements and a brief smoking ritual before a rapid response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
General Blucher
The Cleverest Mystery of a Bride’s Age Guess
A fragment describes a clever ruse where three suitors compete to guess a bride’s age to win her hand. The tale hints she ties to the man who correctly guesses the number, while the others are left in suspense and intrigue.
Plain People and Clamor Comment by Senator
A fragment captures a Senator musing on plain people and their influence. The speaker questions aligning with public opinion and hints at resisting the clamor of thoughtless voices in a political moment.
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Senator & Ghum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waught News
Waugh
Scarborough-Clemans
Fall Glove
Teniro Kuroi
American Press Association
Wolff’s
Fall
Hull
George J. Wolff
Prince of
Aunt Ruth
Bertha
Tam
Alice
Carl
Norton
Nor
Ruth
Legend of the Phoenix
Herry Franz Bizony
Miskolcz
Hungary
Herr Bizony
Merza Mehdi Khan
United States
Clinedinet
Willy
Arthur
Grays Harbor
Grays Harbor Railway & Light Company
the Electric Service & Supply Company
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