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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1910
Page
7
A brief domestic squabble unfolds over money and shopping. Two husbands, Brown and Lubinson, defend their wives tendency to consult them before purchases. The dramatic end frames a deceitful accusation and a bitter kiss of betrayal. The excerpt closes with a sly line of golden evidence and a remark about Aberdeen.
Public notice of legal practice with offices at Wishkah Block corner Gane ishkah Streets and 513 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington listing public accountant and special systems installation references. T H Hill listed.
Aberdeen and Hoquiam firms Wishkah Block Aberdeen Grayport Hotel Hoquiam Phone numbers 391 and 1911 appear as a directory entry for local architectural services.
Count Leo Tolstoy died at a rural railway station after fleeing a life of splendor to end in solitude. He left his wife of sixteen children and secluded himself at Yasnaya Polyana before illness forced travel.
The excerpts urge perseverance in good amid evil, fearlessness before death, and living righteously. They advise loving God over people, accepting suffering, and imagining death to clarify duty and desires. Death is a link to finding a life without fear, aligning with divine timing for the righteous.
Dr. Emil G. Hirsch of Sinai Temple Chicago calls the Noahs Ark story a myth and claims even a biblical flood and voyage in one vessel would be physically impossible. He argues ancient people were easily persuaded and that the tale should be seen as a fabrication rather than fact.
A compact exhortation urging belief in self and humanity. Emphasizes fearlessness, love for work, steady effort, and staying practical and current to avoid failure.
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