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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
4
Semi weekly Aberdeen Herald lists publication schedule and office details. It notes address 309 East Wishkah Street Aberdeen Washington and subscription rates with deadlines for ads and notices and instructions for missed deliveries.
The Herald asserts it is the oldest paper on Grays Harbor and has the largest circulation in Chehalis county. Advertising contracts rely on this claim and funds paid under it may be forfeited if the statement is not true.
The Herald prints Joseph Jacob's platform as mayoral candidate, praising some ideas while labeling others visionary. It critiques his water rate reform plan to sell Aberdeen water to ships, notes likely losses, and questions funding for a new filtration plant while advocating future water supply concerns. The piece argues hydrant rentals should stay within the general fund and questions cross river water projects, urging port jurisdiction over collapsible smoke stacks.
An international inquiry examines why English prices rose slowly over ten years while U S prices rose more, and how wage trends affect real income. It notes U S real wages stagnant for fifteen years despite higher pay, and England’s real wages nearly doubled as prices fell from 1865 to 1896, raising questions about future trends.
The piece critiques Mr. Jacob's platform on public dances and labor votes while stressing the council's limited legislative power. It notes few city halls hosting dances and argues the mayor's role involves appointing and supervising officials, a track unlikely to change under new leadership.
The Saturday Evening Post argues against the Senate seniority rule. It says the practice gives chairmanships to long serving senators regardless of ability, hindering turnover and empowering entrenched leaders. The piece calls for ending Bourbon-style tenure and opposing reactive tariff Democrat dominance.
A fragment indicates the Saturday Evening Post notes an international inquiry cannot begin too soon, suggesting delays or cautions about starting proceedings or investigations at an early stage.
Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University argues that early specialization erodes scholarship in America. He condemns students who memorize specifics such as Stuart dynasty details over grasping ideas and movements. He urges a firmer college basis to sustain the American university and a rise in liberal education.
J C Pearson announces candidacy for Aberdeen mayor in the March 10 1913 primaries. He pledges strict law enforcement, opposition to privatizing the water system, joint city-union water planning, and an economical, transparent administration with elected businesslike leadership and accountable city officers.
A whimsical tale recounts Count de Lauragnais who seeks legal action against Prince D. for supposedly tiring him to death. He compiles doctor and lawyer affidavits, but the bid ends in laughter as guests note his cook Sophie writes her name with no letters matching it.
Fragmentary excerpt notes Sophie and Alexander Dumas at a dinner with friends. The text mentions Theo and hints at a discussion on orthography and language.
A tale explains Why Archbishop Howley earned an alleged swearing reputation. The Duke of Cumberland reportedly asked the archbishop for help defeating a bill and claimed the archbishop would oppose the promoters. In fact the profanity came from the duke’s own habitual speech.
An English holidaymaker tours Culloden battlefield with a Highland guide. The guide points to a distant field and asserts the English lie there, adding that Scotch oats grow on the land as the narrator reflects on the scene.
Quote by Wharton on manners as a shortcut to goals. Politeness smooths daily interactions and keeps progress moving, not hindering it.
Local phone listing shows 4u8 on Day and Night Service at E Wishkah with telephone numbers 72 and 73. Indicates contact options for residents seeking around the clock assistance and telecommunication access in the Wishkah area.
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