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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1903
Page
6
Rev R A White argues against Southern disfranchisement of Black voters, calling it un-American and unjust as Black progress grows. He asserts war and upheaval may be necessary to overthrow oppression, praising national unity and religious liberty gained through conflict and the gospel’s spread.
Clarence S. Darrow argues unions are fragile without public backing and risk dissolving like past movements. He warns against unions aligning with monopolies to exploit public, urging focus on genuine ends and alleviating human suffering rather than selfish gains.
Rev illam Hutton and Mrs. Russell Sage discuss marriage in urban life. They argue a man should be secure financially before wedlock, noting city wealth disparity, luxury displays, and rising divorces. They warn middle class pressures and warn that happiness hinges on wealth in large cities.
The article explains cloudburst as a windstorm driven phenomenon creating a rising column of moisture in a forming cloud. When a storm breaks over mountains or narrow valleys the water suddenly pounds the leeward side as a deluge, with one inch of rain per square mile weighing 60 000 tons.
A reflective piece on true anglers who chase wary trout for wit and scenery, not mere catches. It contrasts genuine fishing with crime to portray the sport as a contemplative pursuit amid riverside beauty, meals, birds, and wildflowers, ending with hints of fashion and gender humor.
Poem in tribute to a loyal dog who protected a family from thieves and saved a drowning man. The speaker honors the dog’s noble nature, calling him a lifeboat and a model of courage, with the dog’s final rest portrayed as nobility beyond many people.
Ned Black pursues Miss Ederton at an afternoon reception while a cynical adviser counsels a manipulative approach to charm. The conversation shifts to strategy as Ned tries a chance meeting and hints at a preferred escape to a cooler spot with Miss Blake.
In a dialogue set near season’s end a witty exchange reveals romantic misreadings and flirtations. Ned Black converses with Miss Edgerton about past loves and a charming Miss Blake, while Auntie and acquaintances drift in and out, ending with a tour of aristocratic estates along the Riviera and Paris.
The article notes Belgian king Leopold's demesnes at Villefranche sur Mer near Nice with the Col du Capre and the Pas sable. Both have recently been enlarged, especially the Pas sable, which now includes the entire western portion of the property.
James D. Hague recounts Polynesian divers who detach a hawser without cutting, risking life for a deep sea mooring. A desert lighthouse in Arizona marks pure water supplies for travelers with a lone cottonwood mast and nightly lantern. Borax as a meat preservative is discussed, noting small quantities can act as preservative like salt.
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