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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1912
Page
6
A fragmented notice outlines deadlines for ads and placements with noon cutoffs on different days. It mentions Saturday noon for Monday ads and Wednesday noon for Thursday ads, indicating scheduling constraints.
An excerpt from the Kansas City Journal critiques reformers as publicity seekers who court notoriety and public attention. It argues advertising shapes reform influence, notes Roosevelt era debates on conservation and initiative laws, and questions public capability to decide complex legislation.
The piece critiques reformers who stir voters with sweeping promises while skipping issues. It notes amendments failing at the last election as voters mix good with bad, and warns against reformers who oppose candidates yet seek policy influence after election. It cites Roosevelt Stubbs Bourne and local bosses as examples.
Irish Daily Telegraph notes keen interest in Ireland and America during the campaign. It traces Woodrow Wilson’s Ulster-Scot descent to grandfather James Wilson of Strabane and outlines his Virginia birth, Princeton education, legal practice, academic posts, and tenure as New Jersey governor.
Adam Smith argues that living within one's income brings contentment and steady improvement. A prudent person gains ease and enjoyment, avoiding risky ventures unless well planned, and maintains deliberation rather than haste in choosing new undertakings.
An American Federationist editorial argues the eight hour workday strengthens workers and society. It cites healthier workers, longer life, higher wages, better homes, and improved citizenship as outcomes of reduced hours and organized labor pressure.
The message urges readers to buy products with a union label to support labor. It emphasizes asking dealers for labeled brooms and notes that union labeled goods are stocked and should be moved off shelves.
A Birmingham Associated Press item quotes two men debating future ambitions. One recalls a shared, simple past with Bilgewater, while the other expresses longing for a private yacht as the former pursues a baseball franchise. The exchange hints at contrasting visions of success.
A quotation from Johnson warns that impatience wastes time and attention on complaints that could remove the root cause if properly applied, suggesting restraint and focused effort as remedies. The line emphasizes patience as a virtue in correcting evils and avoiding needless friction.
The quote by Hueh Black extols being a strong hand and cup of strength for others in need. It emphasizes offering support during moments of weakness as a life-affirming act and a measure of true humanity.
The sacred codfish carved in wood hangs in the Boston statehouse hall of representatives between pillars opposite the speaker. Believed to be Massachusetts’ original relic, it dates back over 150 years to Captain John Welch who carved and placed it to honor the colony’s codfish export and the old assembly hall.
The excerpt argues Keats penned his famed Ode to Autumn and the five great odes in his teens, noting the poet died at twenty five and suggesting most masterworks appeared before reaching full adulthood.
The article notes Robert Burns penned sharp satires and much of the Kilmarnock edition before age twenty five. It shows even greater precocity in Thomas Chatterton who died by self at seventeen after composing the Rowley poems as a Bristol schoolboy.
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