Friends of Peace Leader Warns of Militant Takeover
John Brisben Walker president of the Friends of Peace charges that manufacturers of armor and munitions back a colossal movement to install a militaristic government. He urges public protest saying militarism will topple democratic institutions and urges awareness ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Ohn Brisben Walker
John Brisben Walker
The
Friends of Peace
United States
Chicago
Inter @tsi
Europe
United Tes
New York
Union
England
Lloyd George
America
Universal Peace and Industry in a Nation at Crossroads
An editorial argues for peace within and between nations, warning against hostility to business. It condemns political attacks on industry and urges domestic reform first, noting past frauds such as mineral water smugglers evading duties and the judiciary of customs.
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Commonwealth
Bereavement Brings Kind Cheer and Pocketbook Aid
A reflective note on encountering luck or misfortune where a familiar seller offers warm greetings and support, even offering his pocketbook if needed. The passage emphasizes human kindness and practical help during hard times.
Political gossip harms business and public understanding
In a critique of how political agitation corrodes industry and society, the piece urges dialogue between business managers and the public to replace middleman political gossip with clear information. It condemns demagogues and interpreters who mislead for personal gain, urging responsible discussion and transparency by printers and communities.
Unrest in Legislative Times with Peter Radford
Peter Radford critiques the era of unrest as governments face rapid change. He laments hysteria from leaders and lawyers and argues for sober citizen judgment to weigh licensing liquor laws and other constitutional questions amid hurried legislatures and recalls.
Leaders for the state must show business sense in government
The article argues leaders should be selected by business criteria, urging farmers and merchants to review political conditions and judge candidates by business ability, with emphasis on results and progress. It notes dangers of unsafe leaders and cites General Shrapnel and Britain as a historical aside.
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England
Great Britain
Shrapnel
Midway Manor
Wiltshire
Park Gate
London
Dr King’s New Life Pills Marketed For Constipation Relief
An old advertisement claims accumulated waste in the bowels causes poisons and fevers and urges taking Dr King’s New Life Pills to end constipation. It promises a full bowel movement by morning and offers a 36 pill bottle for 25 cents from a druggist.
United Sales Company Hosiery Agent Wanted in Seattle
Nationwide recruitment for both men and women to sell hosiery. Earn a dollar a dozen with free sample dozen and salary guaranteed. No prior experience required. Seattle based United Sales Company seeks agents everywhere.
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United Sales Company
Seattle
Judge for Yourself Which Is Better Try an Aberdeen Testimonial
In this homegrown endorsement style piece a local Aberdeen resident James B. Pack of 716 W Hume St praises Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure for kidney trouble. The ad-like notice urges readers to trust local testimony over distant claims and lists a 50 cent price through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Aberdeen
James B. Pack
W. Hume St
Doan
Pack
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Notice to pay accounts to Jno A Stimson for Aberdeen Herald
Special notice states all accounts payable to the Aberdeen Herald or the undersigned are payable to Jno A Stimson who will receipt for the same. It is Jno J Carney.
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Aberdeen Herald
Jno
A. Stimson
Public Land Notice Seeks Final Proof for Humptulips Claim
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Seattle gives notice that Giris Kelly of Humptulips Washington filed for final five year proof to establish a claim to the W of the NBX of Section 24 Township 22 N Range 10 West Willamette Meridian. Witnesses are John L. Bockover A L Ward Ernest E B Fisher Herbert M. Bennett all of Humptulips. Register G A Rochester set August 30 1915 for hearing. First publication July 25 1915 Last publication August 29 1915.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Seattle
Wash
Giris Kelly
Humptulips
H. B. Olympia
Township
Range
Willamette Meredian
A. V. Higley
Quinsault
John L. Bockover
A. L. Ward
Ernest EB. Fisher
Herbert M. Bennett
Humptulips, Wash
A. C. Rochester
Register
Voice and Writing Reveals a Distinct Authorial Voice
London Mail observes that a sharp, shrill, melodious voice marks an author’s prose and that careful word choice reflects the writer’s speaking manner. The piece notes energy and enthusiasm in writing align with the writer’s own voice and implies careful prose reveals a deliberate speaking style.
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London Mail
The Herald Office Offers Job Printing Services
The Herald announces its office is open for job printing orders. It advertises skilled printing with the claim of possessing the know how to handle requests efficiently.
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the Herald
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E.orr
Thor
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San Francisco
San Diego
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Minneapolis
St.Paul
St. Louis
Park Seon
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner Gateway
E. A. McKenna
J. Carney
Herald
A.A. Star Transfer
A. Wallin
Phone 370 & Hume
Satsop Produce Co
Wishkah Street
Hayes & Hayes Bankers Incorporated
B. Patterson
Rob't. F. Hayes
W. J. Patterson
Mgr
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McCleary
Elma
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Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation CO
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Beattle
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