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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
7
Borough President Marks unveils a new street sign design for Manhattan. A 22 by 7.5 inch blue and white plate with white letters shows street names at daylight and night. Signs mount on lampposts with circular traps and two frames angled toward observers for visibility.
The Hartford Connecticut chamber of commerce would install a permanent exhibit in its assembly hall. It would showcase the financial industrial and commercial interests of Hartford and nearby areas to illustrate the city's material prosperity and its manufacturing insurance and finance resources.
A collection of quick quotation notes from papers like the Pitts burgh Gazette Times and Cleveland Plain Dealer cites Henry James Rudyard Kipling and J M Barrie as cultural movers while Andrew Carnegie pensions Belva Lockwood for her presidential bid. A fanciful note mentions Papa Joffre and a cousin actor musing on an invasion of New York this fall.
Public reform efforts to improve garbage disposal meet indifference and slow adoption in many suburbs. Some collectors create odor trails and vermin, while options like gas cremators and burners promise odorless, efficient disposal. underground steel bins offer practical storage when installation is impractical.
Henry M. Hyde writes that Chicago city gardens number over 500 plots supplying families with fresh vegetables including cabbage and root crops. Three men on Foster avenue live in a make shift shelter while productive gardens show idle land could be used. City Gardens association funds plowing and supervision at about $5 per garden. crops average at least $25 per plot plus health benefits. leaders like Mrs Pelham volunteer without pay.
The season favors yellow in dresses and hats with yellow daisies and pale yellow frocks. A luncheon hat in black Milan features a crown trimmed with oversized yellow centered daisies and a bow. Amber pins secure the hat, while a square veil with an elastic edge rests around the brim.
A humorous aside notes that most people cling to conclusions from fatigue and warns a lover against empty declarations without backing them with substance like life insurance. The quip plays on earnest romantic talk and practical prudence.
A black velvet sailor with a limp crown and a coque feather on the brim headlines a page of season outfits. An advance fur coat in seal with belted styling and skunk banding arrives with a satin muff, while misses’ navy mohair suits show a high roll collar with metal embroidery and military touches.
Fashion notes predict collars will return as a key feature for fall dresses. Three rigid forms bow, high, and tight define the trend, with decorative white collars on serge or gabardine gowns. Front closures use tiny buttons, while tabs turnovers and ruff edges hint at Elizabethan influence.
Rose colored felt sailor features a cream fuaille silk binding along the brim and a matching silk band around the crown, offering a chic hat for the season.
A local proponent explains why buying in Aberdeen benefits the town. He favors shopping with trusted friends, keeping dollars circulating locally, and supporting merchants who stand behind their goods and offer support in tough times.
Illustration features a blue serge one piece gown simulating a jacket with braid trim and buttons. The skirt attaches to a front non extending yoke. A cross fox muff and scarf paired with navy gaberdine and a velvet turban complete the ensemble.
The latest waist style features sleeveless bolero vests in navy and white, black and white, and garnet and white made from striped satins. Edges are finished with white silk braid or white velvet folds, worn over sheer linen blouses or white net with velvet cordings.
Pain from neuralgia rheumatism lumbago neuritis toothache sprains bruises and sore muscles yields to Sloan's Liniment which dissolves congestion relieves injury and frees circulation. Use it for instant relief price 25c 50c and 1.00 bottle.
A collection of aphoristic observations on character and conduct. It ties success to tempered ambition, warns against rash greed, and notes how self centeredness blinds judgment. The tone reflects a moralizing, old fashioned newspaper style with compact reflections.
The passage argues that despite continued suffering among women a trial of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is warranted. It claims extensive testimonials prove the medicine's relief and presents three new testimonials as evidence.
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