Aberdeen notes and social items sweep week
Aberdeen social life continues with visits, entertainments, and local business changes. Expected events include weddings, club meetings, remodelling of homes, and new enterprises as residents travel to Seattle Tacoma and Spokane while local projects advance.
Common Mason Jar Prices and Types Listed
The notice lists Mason jars by size and flavor options with bulk pricing. Pints and quarts are offered per dozen, including sweet sour or dill varieties, plus regular 20 ounce bottles.
High School Girls Plan Tag Day To Help Ledger
High school girls plan a tag day tomorrow to sell ribbon and wipe out a small debt on the football ledger. Mrs Addie Demarest and Mrs W H Clinkenbeard and two children were passengers on the Avalon this week for San Francisco. Mrs Demarest, sister of Mr Clinkenbeard, will continue to Los Angeles. Mrs Clinkenbeard will visit her mother in San Francisco.
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Addie Demarest
W. H. Clinkenbeard
San Francisco
Demarest
Clinkenbeard
Los Angeles
Young thief escapes Aberdeen jail by bedding rope
Howard Royal a 16 year old Cos mopolis boy arrested for bicycle theft escaped Aberdeen jail Monday night using a rope made from his bedding. Confined in the women s ward due to youth he pried bars apart and lowered himself to the ground. He has not been recaptured though police have made no strong effort to locate him due to extenuating circumstances.
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Howard Royal
Cosmopolis
Aberdeen
Loggan Stone Legend Recounts a Navy Lieutenants Attempt
In Cornwall near Land's End a giant rock known as the Loggan stone long withstood wind and gravity. A British naval lieutenant sought to prove no superstition held it yet his effort only moved it briefly down the cliff, prompting officials to demand restoration or forfeiture of pay.
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Land’s End
Cornwall
George IV
Admiralty
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Antiquity of Cheese in Biblical and Ancient Texts
The article surveys references to cheese and curdling in the Bible and ancient writers. It notes David carrying ten cheeses to the camp, Mahanaim supplies during Absalom's rebellion, and mentions by Homer Euripides Theocritus and Strabo. It discusses rennet absence and small cheese sizes in David’s youth.
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David
Jesse
Mahanaim
Absalom
Ulysses
Earrings of Biote Doves in Golden Hoops Unearthed
Archaeologists uncovered a pair of gold earrings once owned by Biote daughter of Aristotle. The doves perched in golden hoops feature granulated gold feathers and gem eyes. The tail feathers move subtly with head motion, giving lifelike balance to the birds in flight.
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Biote
Aristotle
Maiden Lady Tests Roustabout Strength For Ten Cents
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer exchange a maiden lady orders a roustabout to carry a heavy trunk up three flights. He agrees but jokes that her generosity makes him weak after she promises ten cents if he avoids damage. He declines, claiming the trunk is too heavy.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Paw, what's the longest period of time
A playful exchange from the Buffalo Express quotes a joke about the longest period of time being from one pay day to the next. The item captures a humorous local Billingsgate style reply and commentary on payday timing.
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Nart
Buffalo Express
Government road plans eyed for Quinault valley
An engineer from the federal district forester's office in Portland surveys two proposed routes along Quinault lake, one on each side. Either road would open up a rich agricultural area, but a final government decision date is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal District Forester
Portland
Quinault Valley
Aberdeen Printing Co Particular Printers
Aberdeen Printing Co a local printer located at 309 East Wishkah Street advertises services and phone contact 568 for printing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Printing Co
East Wishkah Street
Satsop Produce Co
East Wishkah
Moderate Winter Expected By County Timber Cruiser
A county timber cruiser returning from the Wyncodie river headwaters predicts a mild winter. He cites early signs in nature noting squirrels gathering nuts and thinner fur on fur bearing animals, concluding the season should be decent.
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Wyncodie
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