Heralds Harbor News Adverts and Tax Reform Opinion
The piece notes subscription terms and ad deadlines for the Herald, claiming its circulation surpasses Chehalis County newspapers. It then critiques the antiquated state tax system, proposing separation of state and local revenue and taxing interstate and railroad properties for state purposes, with county home rule on local taxes.
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State Tax Commission
T. D. Rockwell
Chehalis County
Wisconsin
Responsibility of Parents Before Wisconsin Vice Commission
The first witness Dr C A Harper secretary of the state board of health told the Wisconsin vice commission that lax parental supervision fuels moral decline. He cited late hours improper meals and unchaperoned dances as causes and warned parents overestimate their children’s wisdom.
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Wisconsin Vice Commission
C. A. Harper
State Board of Health
Parental duty urged over state in youth safety warnings
The Tacoma Ledger argues that youths face growing dangers on the streets especially girls of 16 or 17. It stresses parental responsibility over reliance on officials or laws to protect children and warns against socialist regulation replacing home values.
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Tacoma Ledger
Sulzer Break With Tamany Seen as Public Welfare Stand
Bryan's Commoner argues Sulzer's split from Tamany strengthens popular government. The piece notes attacks on his character but urges the governor to remain steadfast against forces corrupting New York state and the Democratic Party, despite past mistakes.
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Sulzer
Tammany
New York State
Bryan
Lessons of the Lobby and the need for direct democracy
The Public argues the lobby investigation and Mulhall revelations reveal why representative government fails to represent without initiative referendum and recall safeguards. It emphasizes that direct democracy instruments are essential to ensure government accountability.
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Chicago
Aberdeen Public Library Seeks Donated Books For Opening
The Aberdeen Public Library plans a formal opening next month once Miss Rhinehart completes book classification. Lacking funds for tax increases, the board requests donations of books from households. Call W O McCaw at 222 or 615 to arrange donation details. The board will catalog and place donated volumes into circulation.
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Aberdeen Public Library
Miss Rhinehart
W. O. McCaw
Oil factory founder George S Heath makes voluntary assignment
George S Heath assigned his business assets for creditors Tuesday with S K Bowes as trustee. The South Aberdeen oil factory, built last spring from cannery refuse, valued assets at 1165.85 against 1718.12 liabilities. Heath leased waterfront lots and bought machinery to start fish oil production and planned fertilizer later but exhausted capital and ceased operations.
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George S. Heath
Aberdeen
S. K. Bowes
Mr. Heath
South
West Point Cadets and Their Strict Federal Support
Cadets at West Point receive a salary from Uncle Sam from the day they shed civilian clothes until graduation four years later. They live on this pay with no outside funds for frills such as cars or polo ponies. Democracy is strongly emphasized at West Point, unlike at any other school in America except Annapolis.
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West Point
Sam
America
Annapolis Naval Academy
Truth and habit warn a cautionary tale
A father urges truth telling while a son recalls a different instruction about not becoming a slave to habit. The exchange highlights moral conflict between honesty and disciplined behavior.
How to Use Stale Bread Like Grandmothers Did
Practical methods to transform stale bread into meals and desserts. Techniques include steaming hard bread squares with butter and maple syrup, crouton style frying with eggs, French toast with milk and eggs, crustless bread fried in lard with sugar and cinnamon, and a layered bread pudding with plums or berries baked briefly and cooled with cream.
How to Make Coffee For Two
Instructions from Woman's World on coffee making. Use fresh ground coffee and grind before use. Scald the coffeepot, keep it clean, and serve within five minutes after boiling. Mix four level teaspoons coffee with egg white and eggshell, add water, boil briefly, settle, keep hot but not boiling, then rinse grounds and serve. The first cup is best.
How to Make “Old” Lace From Newspaper
Instructions describe using newspaper strips to tint lace for an aged look. Lace is stitched to strips, rolled around a tube, sealed, and stored for weeks to months until it develops a convincing antique color.
Dutch Coffee Cake From Yeast Dough and Glove Drying Frames
A historic recipe explains making a Dutch coffee cake with yeast, flour, butter, milk, eggs, and sugar, noting dough rises overnight and forms two large leaves in the morning. It also describes a wooden glove drying frame to dry washed gloves, detailing frames with fixed and movable thumbs and pricing.
How to Avoid Accidents with Kerosene Lamps
Safety guidance on lamp use stresses dirt and carelessness as main risk factors. Metal reservoirs offer safety if tipped, quality oil prevents clogging vapor, never dim a lamp, and place alcohol lamps in shallow dishes away from lit lamps to avoid spills and fires.
Preserving Hints for Cherry Bottling and Spiced Currants
A practical guide describes bottling washed and pitted cherries with two ounces of sugar per bottle and sealing in cold water. It also covers raspberry vinegar, spiced currants with a spice sachet, and spiced cherries with cinnamon mace cloves and allspice in a thickened syrup.
How to Get Rid of Bedbugs
Instructions describe using bichloride to treat mattresses bedsteads and crevices. Wipe backs of pictures dressers and static spaces then clean floors and closets. Sprinkle carpets and tugs with bichloride and sweep with hot water. Ventilate and repeat drenching couches and upholstery with benzine or gasoline and air out between drenches.
How to Make Children's Guimpes and Bargain Find
A mother seeks affordable children guimpes and discovers a bargain counter offering dainty white lawn dresses. She selects a dress with a full ruffled skirt and minimal trim, choosing quality material over embroidered bargains.
Night Visit Catches Sister Sleeping All Afternoon
Willie greets a caller noting he knew of the visit to his sister because she had slept through the afternoon. Mr Stay late asks how the caller knew. The relief in the scene centers on family arrival and an unexpected timing.
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Willie
Sis
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Judgment. Footman-These are smart folk that come here.
Butler-Pooh. That shows your ig norance. Why, not one of their coats smell of petrol. Pele Mele.
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Pooh
Practical Health Hint Deep Breathing and Stretching
Deep breathing will help reduce the waist measure and enlarge the bust. Stretching exercises are described as waist depletors. Raise arms high, hold knees straight, touch floor with fingertips. Stand erect, hands on hips, bend from the waist to the right then to the left.
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the Herald
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Union
New York
Library Board
West Point Cadets
Benjamin Franklin
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EW Bookle PLC
D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D.C
Sheet Metal Works
Christian Science Church
First Street
Broadway
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Reading Room
Finch Building
Herald
City Messenger Co
Tr. H. Hill
Public Accountant
East Wishkah
Victor Erickson
E. Wishkah
Humboldt Saloon
Fred Hswitt
South F Street
R. W. Whiteside
Barry
Che Klapper
East Heron Street
Washington