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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1913
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald announces subscription rates and notice procedures. It emphasizes Tuesday and Friday publication times and requests timely ad submissions by Monday and Thursday noon. The paper claims to be the oldest in Grays Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalis County and warns contracts may be forfeited if circulation claims are untrue.
The piece argues against California’s proposed land ownership ban on aliens, citing treaties with Japan and U S obligations. It quotes President Wilson urging compliance with the 1911 Japan treaty and warns discriminatory measures harm California’s interests and reputation.
The president described Mr. Wilson's views on monopoly in an article printed in the World's Work. This brief note notes the publication and its authorial framing.
Mr. Wilson attacks Roosevelt’s monopoly plan calling it a partnership between big business and government and argues for a free just government. He says private monopoly must be prevented by law and that liberty must replace benevolence for a renewed national spirit. The piece urges open discussion as a $95,000 election expense looms.
The text argues tariff opposition as a test of the protective system. It claims industries relying on political favors invite manipulation, campaign contributions, and political leverage. It cites President Wilson and the New York World praising a Democratic tariff bill as honest, decent, and aimed at the many rather than the few.
Mrs. McNiven wife of Dr J A McNiven 216 West Second street faced a burglar Friday evening in her home after dinner He forced her back to her room and fled when officers Delehanty and Rogers arrived Two other nearby homes on West Wishkah and M streets and the Neilsons Broadway and Sixth street were entered last week with jewelry and money stolen.
A reflective poem describes the Fortunate Isles as near and reachable by the common person. The speaker lists Duty Love and deep content as the true isles, along with a parent's trust and a babe's smiles, framed as spiritual shores from a divine firmament.
Washington eyes its extra session as tariff revision looms large with a push for schedule by schedule action to avoid Senate defeat. Key leaders include Champ Clark and Rep Fitzgerald while debates circle income tax inheritance tax and anti trust measures amid Democratic control after sixteen lean years.
The article notes independence as an obligation aligned with Democratic platforms and highlights President Wilson considering sending a representative to the Philippine Islands to study conditions.
Samuel Chiles Mitchell argues that universities should serve as recruiting grounds for publicists, noting democracy hinges on influence rather than office. He says public opinion rules and leadership comes from character, urging schools to train future influentials who shape policies and laws.
In Loie Fuller's memoir she recalls meeting Victorien Sardou behind the scenes of a rehearsal for Salome at the Athenee in 1893. She describes Sardou wearing a muffler hat and a shoe with a deliberate hole, joking that he preferred a hole in his shoe to foot pain.
A claim states no motorcycle combines top speed, long endurance, and rider comfort for road or track use. It positions the statement as a strong comparative judgment about current designs and capabilities.
A reflection on morality as not just creating objects but shaping the very atmosphere and medium through which we perceive and act. Thoreau argues virtue elevates perception and influence beyond art itself.
A brief remark from the Los Angeles Examiner notes that a man skilled in managing a woman never attempts it directly. The quote reflects contemporary dating wisdom in terse newspaper prose.
Attorney W. H. Abel for Simpson Logging Company filed affidavits for pre judgment prejudice against Judges Irwin and Sheeks in a suit to reduce taxes on timber lands in 217. This may require a judge from another county to be brought in to try the case, promising a heated contest and a lasting precedent for timber owners and the county.
Eastern readers receive a glimpse of Grays Harbor County coverage from the Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald, highlighting regional events and local topics of interest.
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