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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1913
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald discusses a new banking and currency bill, praising its cooperative national bank framework, country wide market for commercial paper, flexible currency, and centralized reserves, noting adjustments will come and defects will be corrected over time.
The article asserts the country will adjust to the new measure of large value and benefit from it, while its evils are contingent and may never fully mature. It calls the legislation a solid constructive act with potential for later improvement.
In Bryan's Commoner a critique argues bankers misjudge the Glass Owen currency bill. It insists bankers need not understand all monetary theory to discuss finance and notes, comparing banking prowess to cooking eggs without knowing poultry.
The Spokesman-Review argues the short ballot should cover only state county and municipal executive officials. A critic notes presidential appointments require Senate confirmation, implying greater people control, while short ballot state or county appointments might lessen citizen rule and representation.
The recall and short ballot empower voters while focusing responsibility on governors and county officials. Officials fear recall and avoid poor appointments, strengthening sovereignty of the people. The system reduces diffuse blame by linking accountability to a transparent, representative framework.
City carrier subscribers who did not receive the Herald on Tuesday or Friday by 6 p m should call City Messenger Co at phone 72. They will arrange immediate delivery of a copy.
The article lauds President Wilson and Congress for enacting the currency bill after years of discussion. It notes resistance to delay and defeat attempts, and describes the result as a distinct important achievement crystallizing a long need into law.
The deal closes out the Goodwin timber holdings with a price around 40 000 and other offers cited. The DEA price mentioned is 10 dollars as a reference in the context of the negotiations.
The Herald is described as the most widely read newspaper in Chehalis County and a trusted choice for advertisers. Its reach and popularity are emphasized for business buyers seeking local exposure.
The article suggests men lose more hair than women due to wearing heavy hats cutting hair short and overeating. It compares the scalp to soil and hair to vegetation noting that neglect harms hair growth and roots. It warns heavy hats constrict scalp blood vessels and short clipping exposes roots to cold heat and dust.
Auburn New York and St Cloud Minnesota testimonials claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured long standing nervousness and organic pains after four months of use. Mrs Gill of Auburn and Mrs Quistart of St Cloud describe severe symptoms improving to good health.
The inquiry confirms no one was executed for the Port Arthur surrender. General Stoessel was condemned to death in popular clamor but pardoned by the czar. The text notes no sanctioned executions and names no officials hanged for this offense.
At a special meeting the Montesano commissioners finalized a 180000 dollar bond issue. The 10 year bonds pay 5 percent interest with a yearly county option to redeem one tenth and full repayment at five years. George H. Tilden & Co also become the county fiscal agents for 1914 and guarantee warrant sales at 6 percent.
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