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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1914
Page
3
Readers in Aberdeen hear of trains and trips as Spencer, Evans Drug Company ads, and local clubs mark activities. Residents head to Corvallis, Olympia, and Seattle for education, health, and social engagements while choirs, W C T U, and Riebach lodge host gatherings.
The first application penetrates to the joints stopping rheumatic pains and offering relief. A family medicine for pains, bruises, sore throat, neuralgia and chest pains with claimed infection prevention. Testimonial from Chas H Wentworth of California praises fast pain relief and recommends it. 25 cents at your druggist.
Subscribers served by the city carrier who miss the Herald on Tuesday and Friday after 6 pm should call the City Messenger at phone 72 to have a copy delivered immediately.
Early Friday a home on Lafayette street was broken into and an intruder tried to chloroform Mrs. F. H. Rosenberg. She awoke as a cloth applied to her face and her four daughters aided in a fierce struggle. The assailant fled sans coat, leaving behind hair, a torn coat, and items bearing the name Warren Kronk as police search for him. Mrs. Rosenberg is the widow of F. H. Rosenberg who died about a year ago.
Floyd Dukett was arrested by Officer Hook in Cosmopolis on a robbery charge as he attempted to board an eastbound train. The complaint came from the Palm rooming house proprietress claiming $200 stolen. Dukett offered no resistance but tried to jump from a street car. he is held at the city jail awaiting information.
Advertisement touts Po-Do-Lax as a pleasant laxative that cures pimples headaches indigestion and biliousness by toning the liver and purifying the blood. Claims regular use prevents stomach trouble and improves complexion and nerves. Offers 50 cent bottle with money back guarantee.
Montesano is reported to have issued several marriage licenses last week. G C Nelson and Edith J Matson of Aberdeen joined O O Olson and Agda E Wahlberg of Hoquiam in marriage, as did M V Gustafson with Matilda E Smulter of Hoquiam. Other couples include H H Barr with Bertha F Carmine of Hoquiam, C J Baisch of Seattle with Theresa Cormier of Shelton, and Chas Friedrick with Katie Moyer of Aberdeen, R B Sulloway of Hoquiam with Grace E Fisher of Aberdeen.
A poetical speaker reflects on the value of unpaid effort, imagining that broad support will grow from generous, seedlike labor. The verse hints at civic participation and the fruit of communal duty.
In a terse joke from the Columbia Jester a wife laments a supposed crime in the dark then reveals the real action a postcard with a two cent stamp. Her husband reacts with mock alarm as he reads the papers.
A Washington Star anecdote recalls Mrs. Torkins urging her son Willie to come down from a peach tree. The parent argues the climb is good practice, forecasting later need to balance on a stepladder to hang pictures at home.
Water chestnuts are tubers valued in China for cooking and stews. The crisp texture and mild sweetness make them a popular ingredient in soups and braised dishes across regional cuisines.
The article warns that two cows equal one for efficiency and urges immediate cleanup of churns after use. It advises rinsing milk utensils with cold water, air drying stone and wooden churns, avoiding cow drying in late summer, and notes pastures and silos affect milk supply. It also cautions keeping cows indoors during first cold rains to protect milk yield.
United States Department of Agriculture outlines essential factors for clean milk production including healthy cows kept in clean stables, proper milking, immediate cooling, and separate handling facilities. The piece also blends kitchen guidance with preservation methods such as stuffed peppers, pickled peppers, currant mint sauce, mint jelly, and mint sherbet using mint and tomato based fillings and dressings.
The article stresses that cleanliness greatly reduces disease risk from typhoid diphtheria and septic sore throat and from milkborne bacteria. Clean milk extends shelf life and benefits consumers and producers, with tuberculin testing aiding dairy herd protection and long term health.
A paid advertisement states Dan Pearsall declares his candidacy for Representative in the 29th District, pending voters' decision at the general election on November 3, 1914.
An anti kidney disease notice urges Americans to take three quarters of an ounce of Jad Salts before breakfast to flush kidneys and prevent bladder irritation. It claims overwork and rich food cause uric acid buildup, with back pain and headaches as warning signs, praising Jad Salts as inexpensive and safe for home use.
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