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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
6
The Herald, oldest paper on Rays Harbor, boasts the largest circulation in Chehalle County. Advertising contracts rely on this claim and all money tied to contracts tied to it will be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true.
The article notes remarkable stock and bond stability despite a dull season and looming policy changes. It attributes strength to broad national prosperity, favorable crop conditions, and confidence in substantial securities, with no boom anticipated. Rail earnings look good, building resumes in Chicago, and copper demand rises as global economies improve.
In Philadelphia about 8,000 cloak and suit makers walked out of 200 factories as part of a nationwide action led by New York organizers of the United Garment Workers. The walkout appeared as a surprise to workers and employers, with strikers unsure of the exact cause.
A reader letter to the Editor argues against high taxes to boost growth and calls for clean city leadership. The Herald defends a publicity tax as fair, noting all property owners benefit and urging discussion focused on the tax issue.
The Dingley tariff era spans 16 years with exports expanding to 2.5 billion dollars, yet foodstuffs declined as a share while manufactures rose from about a quarter to nearly half. Gains favor the US, Germany, France, and Britain, with US exports to Europe nearly doubling since 1900, and North and South American shipments tripling. the Saturday Evening Post criticizes tariff reduction fears as absurd.
John Woodruff of Cliffton Kansas visits his brother George Woodruff at 906 East Wishkah street. The pair have not met in forty three years, marking a long awaited reunion in the city.
The Herald is described as the most widely read newspaper in Chehalis County and trusted by advertisers for reaching a broad audience.
Easy to prepare hash recipes using leftover meat or fresh shoulder or neck mutton. Includes Baked Hash with potatoes and parsley, Creamed Hash with milk and flour, and Hashed Beef in a casserole with tomato and onion, served over toast or in a dish.
A London Punch quip imagines a shopman asking a hesitant customer about a dog trough with a dog painted on it. The customer demurs noting the dog cannot read and her husband does not drink water, delivering a playful social jab.
The Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill shows praise the marvelous Australians native bushmen for dexterous use of boomerang spear bush-axe and especially great bull-whips. An afternoon and night exhibition at old Athletic Park show grounds is planned on Wednesday August 13.
The speaker recalls a dramatic late inning baseball rally as the club trails by two runs in the ninth. With two outs and two on, the batter hits a fortunate single to center, driving in three teammates and winning the game for the home team amid cheers in New Orleans.
Bobby chases Tom Tit on a rain cloud carriage and slips on rubber boots to keep dry. Master Soppy Wet warns him about rain and sends him and Tom Tit home on a toboggan of diamond raindrops, landing safely in the sand man's arms.
If you find a tiny break in the hot water bag apply several coats of liquid court plaster and let each coat dry before the next. The plaster is waterproof and will not melt in hot water, extending the bag’s usefulness.
To keep the gravy from soaking the bottom crust brush the exposed surface with egg white before baking. The egg wash seals the crust and helps achieve a crisp, golden finish.
The article notes a spectrum victory by optical prism studies. It highlights how spectral analysis determines stellar temperatures from colored bands. It cites the Sun at 4950 degrees C Gamma Pegasi at 400000 degrees C and Alpha Tauri at 2150 degrees.
The exchange notes Maud withholding original poetry while offering original spelling as an alternative. Clara-Maud asks about original verse and Maud replies with the spelling theme.
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