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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1910
Page
2
The passage argues that Republicanism remains opposed to autocratic leadership while defending a democratic system. It criticizes the claim that the system was Republican in origin and contends public opinion will reject decadence. It emphasizes that the party of Lincoln and Roosevelt cannot be reduced to reactionary bourbonism.
Mrs. Pinkerton complains that gloves were refused as soiled after a return attempt. Pinkerton explains the store declined the exchange because the gloves were not in saleable condition. The couple reveal the gloves were an old pair cleaned with gasoline, sent back by mistake.
Collier's Weekly surveys the black bass mysteries from Maine to Connecticut. It notes variable bait preferences, seasonal biting, and habitat shifts while pondering growth limits and winter color changes across diverse lakes and rivers.
The grave of Elihu Yale, namesake of Yale College, rests in Wrexham churchyard near Chester. An inscription on his tombstone, restored by Yale’s council, notes his American birth, travels in Africa, time in London, and hopes for mercy leading to heaven, mentioning both good and ill.
The article profiles John Haskings, a one armed golfer who has become a notable champion in the sport, detailing his resilience, training, and achievements. It notes his partnership with coaches and local clubs while highlighting key tournaments and milestones.
John Haskings, famed as the one armed golf champion of England, is due in the country within two weeks to arrange a match for the world championship for one armed players. Traskings reportedly beat all one handed players in Europe, shot 78 at Hoylake, and accomplished other feats, all with one hand.
Sweden plans to revive the Olympic Games in Stockholm in June two years hence. Baron Pierre de Coubertin spearheads the international committee while Crown Prince serves as honorary president. Key organizers Colonel Bhiek and Kristan Hellstrom finalize events including a 42.2 km Marathon and a modernized Greek pentathlon known as tipkamp with ten contests.
President Charles A. Comiskey of the Chicago Americans plans a post season trip to New York and then to Queenstown in a move described as a potential prelude to a wider baseball invasion if the south side club finds continued success.
Two famous America's Cup yachts, Volunteer and Vigilant, were sold in New York and headed to the Caribbean to support turtle fishing ventures. The Volunteer marks the end of an era in race craft while the Vigilant remains a pioneer, tied to earlier campaigns.
A Chicago Record-Herald tale recounts a wealthy New York department store customer who rented a $500 bridal veil for her daughter. The veil was identified by a luncheon guest who attended the wedding, leading to a $300 bill for its use.
An old fashioned shotgun is described as a murderous build and a hunter boasts its power. The owner claims it kicks hard and recounts a close call with a charging grizzly where the recoil allowed time to reload.
The article reports unusual weather on Sakhalin Island where cold air pools near the sea contrary to typical patterns. It notes Arctic ants and a climate described as mild with tropical features in parts of the region.
A short dialogue reveals a family rift over naming and money. A small nephew confirms the mother’s decision to honor a relative, despite its burden on finances. The exchange hints at tension between tradition and economic need within a single household.
A vivid portrait of the ancient Fortress of Schluesselburg on a river island near St. Petersburg. High walls, two hour sentinel watches, strict isolation from nearby communities, and tales of grim history mark this stark fortress as the region’s most eerie, storied stronghold.
One hundred dollar reward promise for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Mentions F J Cheney Co Toledo O and endorsements from Vesta Truax WaLpine Kinnan & Marvin wholesale druggists. Claims cure via internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle and sale by druggists. Includes testimonials for Hall's Family Pills.
Fire Department headquarters notes numerous alarm box locations including intersections at North Aberdeen 5 B and Cleveland streets 6 City Hall Market I streets 7 High School Terrace Ave 8 F and River streets 9 K and Hume streets 15 Benn Heron Wilsons Mill 17 Harbor Heron S. E. Slade Mill 19 Second Stanton 21 Market F 23 American Mill 24 Wishkah G 25 Heron F 27 Fourth G 81 Market M. Franklin School 382 Hume H streets 35 Anderson Middleton Mill River 87 Broadway Heron 88 Broadway Third 39 Broadway Sixth 42 Federal Lumber Co Heron Division 48 Heron Michigan Ave 45 Western Cooperage Co Michgan Ave River 7 Hume Washington 49 Market Washington 51 Curtis Clark South Aberdeen 52 Curtis Evans South 53 Curtis Front South Aberdeen
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