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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
8
Julia Marlowe declares her endorsement of Peruna as a great remedy. She notes digestion benefits strengthen nerves and that impaired digestion leads to nervous debility due to anemia of the nerve centers.
Ex United States Senator Thomas Henry Carter of Montana died aged fifty six. Born in Ohio he pursued varied work before practicing law in Burlington Vermont and moving to Helena Montana in 1872. Carter served as Montana’s first congressman from the state and later held national roles including chairing the Republican National Committee and serving on the international boundary commission. He was noted for long hours in public service and a dramatic stand during McKinley era.
The Geological Survey estimates a total value of 45.25 million dollars from secondary metals in 1910. Copper and brass byproducts, lead, tin, antimony, and zinc were recovered from scrap, ashes, and manufacturers waste, with copper about 17 percent of domestic use and lead and tin showing strong secondary uptake.
Henry Schaefer, at the Grant City pumping station, trains a cricket and a grasshopper to dance together when he whistles. They perform a lovely jig, though they ignore instrumental music, and stay in a wire cloth cage when not in practice.
Swiss railways totaling 1830 miles will be electrified. Conversion costs are estimated at 13 million 140 thousand dollars, while overhead system running costs are projected to be about ten percent lower than current steam traction expenses.
The Journal of the American Medical Association warns pellagra is a growing public health problem. Lexing ton officials report Henry Garman links buffalo gnats to its spread, urging urgent investigation and data to guide prevention.
A southern health report warns pellagra is noncontagious and quarantine unnecessary yet widespread. Augusta Georgia sees mainly women affected with few recoveries, while rural Georgia reports over fifty cases mostly female. Dr Harris links pellagra to corn toxin and warns action requires blocking western corn imports. without aid, fight stalls.
Newport naval authorities identified Harry Buckholtz as a navy deserter and later a fugitive from justice. Buckholtz confessed to both charges and is wanted in San Antonio for horse theft involving a hire and sale near his father in law Charles Dace. He claims intoxication at the time and says he enlisted in 194? and deserted years later in Philadelphia, reenlisting in Dallas this year and being sent to Newport.
The bureau of labor begins a countrywide inquiry into ten year price ranges for basic commodities. Results are not expected to be known for about a year.
Mrs. W. W. Cook of Junction City Kansas says she uses a vacuum cleaner to rid her dog of fleas. She reports the suction tube withdrawal near the skin effectively drew fleas from the dog and left none behind after treatment.
A canary from Mrs. Ives of Thundersley Essex delighted visitors at the national cage bird show at the Crystal Palace London by singing and talking. It is reported to repeat phrases such as Joel you are a pretty boy Kiss your mistress My dear boy and You are a beauty.
Colonel John James McCook prominent lawyer and last of the fighting McCooks dies at Sea Bright New Jersey. He enlisted in 1862 with eight brothers and six cousins, served as aid to General Crittenden, wounded in Virginia, later lieutenant colonel of volunteers, and had a lengthy postwar career in law and banking. He married Julie Alexander and had five daughters and one son.
Dr. S V Khedkar a Royal College of Surgeons fellow and private physician to the Kolhapur maharajah arrives to study medical advances in the United States. He seeks to correct false Vedanta impressions and explains Indian Vedic teachings as compatible with Christian scriptures.
Governor Hoke Smith will resign as Georgia governor between November first and fifteenth to join the United States Senate when Congress meets. He will give thirty days notice to allow a primary for his successor, likely in mid December, with Slaton setting the election for early January. Contenders for the governorship include Judge R E Russell of Jackson on local option and Pope Brown of Pulaski, former state treasurer, with prohibition a key issue.
Miss Clotilde Luisi becomes the first woman in any country's diplomatic service by being named attache to Uruguay's legation in Brussels. She recently earned a doctor of laws degree.
A rooster and a hen acted as witnesses in a chicken theft case, crowing and cackling so disruptively that Judge Reed suspended the Norwich superior court session until the birds were expelled from the room.
Dover New Jersey shows municipal ownership of the water plant yielding a surplus to guarantee bond payments. A move considers replacing the water system with a commercial lighting setup, with annual costs estimated at 86 750. Savings in hydrant rentals amount to 4710, under the municipal arrangement.
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