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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1908
Page
7
A compact residence offered for $2,500 features a front porch, reception hall, parlor, and sitting room with arches, a dining room with built in sideboard, a roomy kitchen via a pantry, and a full basement. Owner listed as Glenn L. Saxton.
Charles W. Fairbanks cites two decades of labor progress driven by organized labor and public education about workers' needs. He notes earlier hostility to reform gave way to widespread acceptance of improvements in safety, sanitation, and legal protections for laborers.
Governor Charles E. Hughes argues that war can no longer shape national or individual character. He warns that modern civilization limits war’s supposed benefits to too few, while its destructive power and danger have become unacceptably vast.
A harsh critique links a New York mother's death to the U S Navy deserter case of John Sweeney. The piece condemns the practice of stamping "Deserter" on letters and calls for reforms in naval bureaucracy and humane treatment of families. It weaves in broader social notes on politics, gender rights, and public manners.
An Aberdeen ship chandlery at 415 East Wishkah Street advertises paty services in its bathroom area with contact phone number 2571. It notes business activity from a local supplier and urges customers to call for inquiries.
A poem-like urging highlights duties of residents to support local businesses and institutions. It notes some citizens neglect these roles while a few fail in every responsibility, urging pride, patronage, and praise for the town.
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