Semi-Weekly Aberteen Herald notice and details
The Aberdeen Herald announces publication on Monday and Thursday from 209 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington with MO J Carney as editor and manager. Subscription rates and advertising deadlines are listed with a claim of largest circulation in Grays Harbor and Chehalis County.
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East Wishkah Street
The
Aberdeen Printing Co
Telephone
Herald
Grays Harbor
Che- Ralis County
State of Washington
Wiley's Goat and the Food Dopers War
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, a veteran government chemist, battles benzoate of soda in embalmed beef and fights adulteration in flour colors narcotics in sodas and alcohol taxes. The piece portrays his clashes with manufacturers and restraint by Taft, urging public scrutiny.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Taft
Wiley
Whisky Trust
Anachronism Delays River Bridge Opening Sparks Critique
A near disaster on the Hoquiam river bridge during a Tuesday opening, as the steamer Champion and Grays Harbor Limited approach simultaneously. The piece argues preemptive bridge openings endanger lives and waste money, urging congressional action to abolish the out of date custom.
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Hoquiam River
Champion
Congress
Philippine Independence Stance by Speaker Champ Clark
Speaker Champ Clark argues the United States should grant independence to the Philippines, urging self rule for the archipelago. He contends independence aligns with democratic principles and regional decorum, signaling a shift in U S policy toward decolonization.
Clark urges early independence for Philippines
Speaker Clark favors granting independence to the Philippines with guarantees from the United States and allied powers if others join. He believes independence should come regardless of other nations and notes a bill by Judge Cline to be passed next winter, then Senate and presidential decisions.
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Clark
Taft
Philippines
United States
Judge Cline
Indiana
Senate
Reduced Express Rates and Public Demand for Reform
The article notes pressure from the public to cut express rates and challenges railroads and express firms. It cites monopolistic profits, with the Great Northern Express Co earning 90 percent in 1909, urging strong interstate commission scrutiny and public backing for rate reductions.
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Express
Great Northern Express Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Immigrant Couple Face Deportation Hearing
United States Immigration Officer E. F. Ellis brought Rosie Big and her companion Frank Korzeniowski to federal court after showing cause why they should not be deported to Austria, their native country.
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United States
E. F. Ellis
Seattle
Rosie Big
Frank Korzeniowski
Austria
Will Build Bungalow on Sixth Street for S E Eaton
Architect C E Troutman has drawn plans for a modern eight room bungalow to be built on Sixth street for S E Eaton at an estimated cost of about 5000 dollars including a heating plant.
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C. E. Troutman
Sixth Street
S. E. Eaton
Mail Carrier Clark Heads On Fifteen Day Vacation
Mail carrier E. G. Clark departed this morning for a fifteen day vacation. He will tour the Chehalis valley on a bicycle and collect Herald subscriptions during his trip.
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E. G. Clark
Anderson Buys Highland Home Interests for Development
A. J. Anderson, noted cap capitalist, has acquired Andrew Petersons interests in Highland Home. He and Seattle associates plan to develop the property in the near future.
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A. J. Anderson
Andrew Peterson
Highland Home
Seattle
Community Notes and Garden Wisdom From A Rural Page
A collection of short musings on kindness and mischief in rural life. Tips on preventing fires with May dry spells, using blue paint and hops to deter flies, and praising the toad for pest control. Reflections on animal husbandry, rest periods for dairy cows, and viewing moles as potential lawn defenders. Marvels at Charles Akeley’s East Africa elephant, Jumbo’s compare. Bluejays as nest robbers noted, with pleas to protect beneficial birds.
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Charles Akeley
East Africa
Jumbo
Peanut Butter Making and Summer Pruning Tips
The article describes roasting peanuts for butter with frequent stirring, rubbing off skins, grinding the meat, and adjusting oil or salt. It also advises apple tree pruning in midsummer to control growth and encourage next year’s fruit, noting summer shock can reduce fruiting if trees grow too vigorously.
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Iunds
Detective MacAlister Tracks Robbers With Loyal Dog
Andrew MacAlister tracks a gang that robbed a Michigan home after a dog leads him through Lincoln Park to a tenement. The chase ends when the dog helps identify the suspect and the silver is recovered, with the dog now guarding the house.
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Michigan
Chicas
Ile
MacAlister
Lincoln Park
John Kenson Named Temporary Fire Chief Successor
John Kenson was appointed temporary successor to Fire Chief Croker of New York, filling the interim post as the city seeks stability in the fire department leadership.
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Croker
New York
Embroidered Gown in Blue and White for Afternoon Wear
A pretty study in blue and white features an embroidered gown designed for afternoon wear. The delicate pattern and refined silhouette showcase light fabrics and classic styling suitable for daytime events.
Gown and accessories featured in afternoon wear
A chiffon tunic coat over a gray chiffon and blue silk underslip is shown with embroidered bands and a side rosette. A blue straw hat with white hyacinth sprays complements a blue and white checked parasol with black velvet trim. The piece ends with a humorous clock gag about a still wagging tail.
Japan’s Friendship and Lessons from the United States
Rev. Minosuke Yamaguichi argues that Japan has long shown restraint against attacking America, crediting U.S. influence for Japan’s modernization and global standing while noting postwar patriotism is taught to children as reverent toward the United States.
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Japan
America
United States
Congress of World Powers
Minosuke Yamaguichi
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Andrew MaacAllstern
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