Very Affordable Suburban Home With Colonial Design
Describes a low priced suburban residence from 1800 to 2000 dollars with heating and conveniences. Details include a stone basement cellar with coal bins and hot air furnace, open plumbing in first floor, tiled bathroom walls, electric door bells, quartered oak mantels, tiled dining room fireplace, and white enamel finishes. Exterior features include two coat paint, colorable shingles, and a pleasing colonial exterior.
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Stanley A. Dennis
Broadway
New York
Aberdeen Herald Ad Rates And Details
The Semi Weekly Aberdeen Herald notes advertising rates and deadlines. It outlines display and readers rates, publication schedule Monday and Thursday, and contact details at 408 East Wisukal street with telephone 51. It proclaims the paper as Grays Harbor’s oldest with the largest Chehalis county circulation and warns contracts depend on actual circulation.
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East Wisukal Street
Telephone 51
The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Per
Chehalis County
China Awakening and Reform Amid Foreign Influence
China moves from monarchy toward constitutional ideas as reform presses grow. Newspapers spread reform, officials face limits, and national spirit forms beyond family ties. The Boxers and foreign ideas push China toward self rule, with education and clashes fostering broader change. Trade boycotts may bolster Western positions in the Orient.
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China
Kening
Japan
Awa
Forbidden City
Orient
Baseball Schedule for Northwest League Announced
The Northwest Baseball League unveils a schedule starting April 20 with Aberdeen at Vancouver and Spokane opening May 7. Total games: 89 in Seattle and Vancouver, 65 at Butte, 67 at Aberdeen, 6 at Spokane, 1 at Tacoma. Aberdeen’s pitching staff includes Starkell Higginbotham Tonneson Goodwin and Brinker after paying 750 to acquire Higginbotham from St Louis.
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Northwest Baseball League
Aberdeen
Vancouver
Spokane
Seattle
Stat Vancouver
Tacoma
Butte
Starkell
Higginbotham
Tonneson
Goodwin
Brinker
Higginbotham Bees
St. Louis
The Perils of Child Labor Warned by Senator Beveridge
Senator A J Beveridge denounces child labor as crime against humanity and liberty urging a better manhood and womanhood. He warns industrial systems maim infants and corrupt youth, creating lifelong inequities and dangerous enemies to free institutions.
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Republic
Incomes Tax Critique by Carnegie on Business Bees
The piece argues Andrew Carnegie and David Gladstone oppose income tax as destructive to moral character and enterprise. It contends a tax forces business owners to reveal private matters to bankers, undermining trust and the core of entrepreneurial activity.
Polson Leads Senate on Grays Harbor County Form
The text notes Polson guiding the state senate debate over creating Grays Harbor county, with emphasis that the place is Grays Harbor and the political act concerns county formation. The phrase frames Polson as leading the forces in the chamber on this issue.
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Grays Harbor
Polson
State Senate
Grays Harbor County
Companionship of Books by John Ruskin
A quotation from John Ruskin on the enduring social world opened by reading. It invites readers to enter books for fellowship and rank among the varied company of history, accessible to all and avoidable only by one’s own fault.
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John Ruskin
Mislaid the Pudding Dinner Scene with Irish Charm
A light humorous scene unfolds as a new maid explains the delay with a sly Irish smile. She claims to have misplaced the pudding and hunted the house, quipping that it would be in the oven after all. The kitchen misadventure hints at playful domestic dynamics and timing.
Fresh Fashion Catches Eye Despite Hurting Feelings
A London World note asserts shopping tempts and can wound feelings when women are drawn to new frocks. The piece warns cutting a woman off from shopping could lead to disaster.
Fragmentary Polish He Needed passage
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled quote about a man seeking pride at a plant and a companion, with incomplete phrases and unclear action. No clear event, names, or dates emerge to identify people or places.
As Usual Friend You Took Your Son
Fragmentary note mentions a man bringing his son into an establishment to teach him something. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, names, or outcomes to summarize further.
Fortunate Moment Cited in Wallace Tale
A terse note credits a man named Wallace with a moment of excessive good fortune described as a rare event. The fragment hints at a pivotal instant that reshapes perspective on luck.
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Fortuna
Wallace
Do You Know Who Reads the Herald
The Herald has Aberdeen and Chester County circulation and is read by more than half the local families. Advertising in the Herald reaches the whole family from female news items to small ads, boosting the Advertiser’s reach.
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Rald
Aberdeen
Herald
Chenslis
His Rebuke. Small Johnny and the slipper exercise
A Chicago News item reflects on gender and parental discipline through a short dialogue where Small Johnny declares pride in remaining a bachelor. His mother questions the gender roles, while Johnny jokes about growing up to punish boys like him.
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Johnny
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