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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1914
Page
5
Copy for Ads asserts deadlines for Tuesday and Friday issues and promotes circulation claims for The Herald. It critiques Republican and anti-trust positions, argues Democrats offer remedies, urges calm civic duty, and calls for U S industry growth and global service readiness.
President Wilson urges calm about European wars. He asserts America faces no threat as finances stay solid and harvests stay bountiful. Government measures curb gold outflow, prevent inflation, and support a gold based currency. Shipping laws and earlier canal use promise vast overseas trade gains for U S business.
The Tacoma Ledger condemns Stanton Warburton for backing Wilson policies and urges him to seek Progressives only. It rebukes Albert Johnson for aligning with reactionaries and predicts Progressive and independent voters in Southwest Washington will retire him in November.
After passage of trust bills, every Democratic congressional candidate can claim to the public that they have honored all their pledges. The statement frames the bills as a fulfillment of campaign promises and reinforces party unity.
Colonel Roosevelt presses for backing amid a Bull Moose split with Republicans in New York and Democrats in Pennsylvania, signaling an urgent bid for aid from any quarter.
In a Washington Post letter to the editor William R Hearst concedes that the new currency system is half in the interests of the public. He notes this partial endorsement exceeds his usual candor by about 100 percent.
A Lake resembles a living being with a pulse and rhythmic surface changes. Its circulation moves oxygen through undercurrents while organisms thrive in its depths. Ice pressure erodes shores and moves wharves as the lake performs muscular work and digests the seasons.
A confrontation unfolds as Borem demands respect for his opinions while Brightly dismisses them as stale and musty. The exchange hints at a heated exchange in a Philadelphia Press fragment with sharp verbal barbs.
The text argues that public ownership is inevitable and warns the democratic republic may fail if reforms persist. It criticizes profits from concessions and highlights dangers of accumulation of vast fortunes and class distinctions. It urges banning corporate campaign contributions beyond incidental personal expenses.
Opinion piece denouncing past leaders in business and finance for crippling industrial freedom and leaving corruption. It argues their un sound pyramidings and trust enterprises burden the nation and that courts will be overwhelmed undoing the damage for years.
A provocative critique argues that modern theater in England and America is harmed by excessive ideology and social aims. It warns that plays should focus on human passion rather than documentary social theory and message, calling for more humane drama.
Popular soft shell crabs are prepared in several dishes including Tartare Crab Croquette Br Roiled Soft Shelty Crabs and Creamed Crab Meat The recipes feature crab meat butter milk eggs parsley nutmeg and flour with steps for frying broiling and serving on toast or in a tomato sandwich with butter and condiments.
In a remark attributed to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, he recalls writing his first book at six, a brisk adventure where a man and a tiger merge as heroes. The snippet also records a Yonkers exchange about crowded transit riders clinging to straps and seats.
Customer asks for suit by the 30th and questions timely delivery while the shop insists on strictly cash terms. Towne quotes a Boston Transcript ad line about wiping out the past and living in a glorious now. An eminent New York surgeon endorses washing poison ivy and bathing with 95 percent alcohol as treatment.
A seventeenth century style description records Germanys cavalry strength at about 70 000 private troopers with lances carried upright and a carbine slung beside the saddle. The text shifts to a legal summons in Chehalis County Washington where Thyrza Maurer sues Earl Maurer for divorce seeking dissolution of bonds of matrimony and general relief.
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