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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1916
Page
7
A New York City health bulletin presents a weekly food list for a family of five to meet about 9500 calories and 430 grams of protein daily. It notes practical testing over two years and urges spreading knowledge to reduce malnutrition and death, aiding households with limited budgets.
Practical advice for motorists to prevent greasy dirt on hands. Apply cylinder oil before work to loosen grime, wipe with waste, reapply oil as a soap substitute, then wash with tar soap for a clean finish. Avoid kerosene gasoline or washing powders which irritate skin.
The article advises preparing vegetables to conserve minerals and proteins, Scraping carrots and vegetable oysters, paring other vegetables thinly, and saving cooking liquid for soups. Vegetables should be cooked until tender and not overcooked to avoid strong flavors and color changes. Strong flavors like onions cabbage and turnips should be cooked uncovered.
The article advises digging holes in front of stuck rear wheels to aid initial start and, if momentum fades, blocking the rear wheels and repeating. It suggests placing brush before the rear wheels and turning slowly to avoid churning, and using the handbrake to impair differential action or jamming the non stuck wheel to let the other pull. It warns to stop immediately when getting stuck to assess the situation.
In Glassboro New Jersey a two week old boy abandoned on the West Jersey and Sea Shore railroad tracks was rescued by a freight crew. Conductor Arthur Shinn and his Chestnut Ridge wife offered to adopt the child, saying they would give him a home.
The article explains electrical flow in cars using volts ohms and amperes, compares circuit faults to lamp dimming, and describes how high tension ignition can jump gaps. It also advises graphite lubrication and discusses why an eight cylinder V engine with blocks set at 77 degrees 22 minutes misfires due to incorrect firing angles.
A New York American reflection argues that memory was stronger in ancient times when recall relied on minds alone. It contends printing reduced reliance on memory and altered cognitive practices.
A ancient note describes paralyzing a cobra with a slight squeeze to the back of its neck to induce trance like paralysis and death in moments.
In the Kumbum lamasery eight ash‑filled monuments honor Buddhas. A Ming era tale recalls a Chinese general and a Buddha that predicted the death day. The complex includes the Tsong Kaba temple with a gold roof and a doorway worn by worshipers, who spin prayer wheels for merit.
In a brief match, Mabel feinted while Gertrude fainted ending the bout.
A fragment reflecting on benevolence and the ambition of Dr Johnson. The line suggests admiration for a constant aim aligned with goodwill and scholarly stature.
An explanation of boiling water shows it can bubble vigorously without high temperature when atmospheric pressure is low. On high mountains such as the Andes, water boils quickly yet fails to cook potatoes, proving boiling point is elevation dependent and not inherently hot.
A Detroit Free Press anecdote recalls a neighborly moment when the Green family struggles to start their new car. The narrator finds humor and perspective as the scene unfolds with neighbors watching their effort from a front window.
Quote exchange on a woman's saddest hour features a poet and his wife. She argues the saddest moment can be when she learns the man she jilted for the man who failed and later became a millionaire. The remark appears in Life as a witty epigram about love and fortune.
A recruit ordered aloft in a military balloon hesitates and tells his captain that his oath bound him to be true on land and water but not in the air, according to the Boston Transcript.
A New York Globe cartoon shows Pillows asking about the motive behind Dobson's patience. Pillows reveals he lent him $10, sparking the realization three years ago.
The article notes fans are universally used in Japan from households to servants, with a flat paper fan used to fan charcoal fires and as a dustpan, illustrating cultural utility and everyday practicality.
A playful exchange between a bride and groom follows their marriage in the Philadelphia Record. The bride asks about the engagement ring price, and the groom vows honesty as they begin married life.
A brief note claims that on average each cent in circulation changes hands eleven times per week. The statistic reflects rapid money turnover and suggests high liquidity in the economy of the period.
The article traces the seal’s creation from John Hancock’s 1776 committee with Franklin Adams and Jefferson, through design debates by Jefferson and Barton, to the final adoption on June 20, 1782. It notes the motto E Pluribus Unum and the eagle with arrows and olive branch, plus the seal’s continued use on commissions.
A witty exchange has one character citing a “subsequent engagement” as the reason for declining Mrs Tyresum-Clymer’s dinner. The other character questions the meaning of the phrase, highlighting social etiquette and perpetual obligations in a humorous tone.
A Philadelphia Record note contrasts ancient gallantry with modern resolve. Milly reflects on taking off a glove while Billy recalls chivalry as fear is conquered by facing danger boldly.
A Detroit Free Press passage notes a man’s disgust with local politicians following his failed campaign. The brief quotes capture his disappointment and the public politicking surrounding his defeat.
The Herald records local events and notes from Aberdeen and Grays Harbor County, detailing community happenings, meetings, and society notices in a concise civic snapshot.
The Iregon Washington Rail Road and Navigation Co lists eastbound service with Owl Train departing Aberdeen at 10:45 p.m. and arriving Centralia 2:00 a.m. Tacoma 4:40 a.m. Seattle 6:15 a.m. Portland 6:46 a.m. Train 42 Motor Car leaves Aberdeen 9:16 a.m. arrives Centralia 11:40 a.m. Tacoma 1:40 p.m. Seattle 3:15 p.m. Portland 3:30 p.m. Westbound departures from Portland at 11:00 p.m. to Aberdeen with intermediate stops. Motor Car Train 41 leaves Portland 2:10 p.m. arrives Aberdeen 7:40 p.m.
Widespread timetable shows Chicago Milwaukee 8 St Paul service with departures and arrivals at Aberdeen Tacoma Seattle Hoquiam times listed. It includes arrival Aberdeen 12 40 pm and Hoquiam 1 00 pm.
A long list of streets and intersections across bay city and neighboring towns details fire alarm box placements. References include City Hall downtown as well as several mills and mills districts such as Aberdeen Lumber and Shingle Co and Western Mill with cross streets noted.
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