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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1914
Page
3
Aberdeen society page notes visitors and residents from Tacoma Raymond Portland and Los Angeles. Local clubs including Holly and Swastika meet. church and ladies aid society events and funerals.
The London Chronicle notes that European country names puzzle linguists. It explains France reflects the Franks the free men Austria the eastern empire and Russians derives from an old Swedish root meaning rowers. It also questions Britons from a word about skin staining and Germans from a Celtic origin meaning people or the shouters.
A Bloomfield woman reports passersby breaking quince blossoms. She vows to cut the tree rather than watch it be ruined. Half an hour later the tree is felled with a hatchet as a boy in the family is spanked with a branch behind the house.
A reflective note from Atlantic on carrying matches without smoking. A single match sparks quick street aid and a brief bond, portraying a small act of generosity as a social tool.
A Baltimore American item notes a light exchange about a free hour for talk and plans as a wife prepares to join a social outing. The brief vignette highlights domestic conversation and preparation without further detail.
A father explains to his son that a feminine touch means a bow of pink ribbon on a fly swatter, delivering a playful, lighthearted image. The exchange uses light humor to define gendered adornment in a domestic setting.
A London newspaper article relays vivid Allied and German bravery during battles on the Marne and Oise fronts. It describes French soldiers saving civilians, engineers sacrificing for retreat, scouts destroying stores along the Vistula, and air force actions over Antwerp with dramatic sorties and injuries.
A concise remark cites Clara and her fiancé's quarrel deemed minor as a wise adviser notes that the partner yielded quickly. The quote appears in Munich based Meggendorfer Blatter discourse.
A clipped exchange highlights enthusiasm for girls athletics as supporters praise their daughters speed and skill. The dialogue underscores encouragement and community interest in female track and field events.
Martin F Smith of Hoquiam named Democratic nominee for Prosecuting Attorney. Born in Chicago in 1889, he has practiced law in Hoquiam since 1911 and is well known across the county. He pledges to run the office with one deputy. Ada Clarke
In a London Telegraph exchange three girls discuss money and hope. The first notes Jack has little cash but they can live on faith. The second adds hope, and the third calls for charity. A Kaufman quote on persistence closes the note.
An old health note warns meat forms uric acid that harms kidneys and urges a salt flush. It promotes four ounces of Jad Salts once daily in water to neutralize acids, cleanse the kidneys, and ease bladder issues, claiming improved kidney function and painless urination.
The Shelley family thanks friends for support in the loss of husband and father J. B. Shelley. Mrs M F Shelley and Mr and Mrs E H Shelley express gratitude for help and condolences.
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