Yormal Weekly Showloen Herald Advertisement Notice
Aberdeen Washington newspaper page details subscription rates and publication schedule. Editor J Carney notes classification as second class mail and urges timely ad copy with deadlines for Monday and Thursday issues. The Herald touts its status as Grays Harbor oldest paper with wide circulation in Chehalis County.
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East Wishkah Street
J. Carney
Aberdeen
Wash
The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
National convention urged for a permanent Tariff Commission
The piece argues against creating a permanent Tariff Commission to withdraw tariff politics and quell agitation. It notes existing bureaus in Commerce and Labor, plus Ways and Means and immigration offices, would render a new commission redundant and costly. It warns Congress may ignore such advisory bodies and critiques bureaucratic expansion.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Congress
Bureau of Manufacturers
Department of Commerce and Labor
John M. Carson
Bureau of Labor
T. W. Powderly
Bureau of Immigration
Committee of Ways and Means
Europe
Insurgents Seek More Action as House Rules Clash
Congressman McLaughlin says insurgents won initial support for revising House rules but face a steep climb under current rules. He notes a struggle to craft rules acceptable to both Republicans and Democrats and argues Speaker Cannon's framework largely excludes the minority, infringing on constitutional rights.
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McLaughlin
Cannon
River and Harbor Bill Again Not Expected This Year
Mr Burton states no River and Harbor bill will pass this year. He notes no bill is lost but stresses the need to improve rivers and harbors. If Congress spends on the army and navy, funds for commerce facilities will be unavailable.
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Burton
Congress
Army
Navy
Harriman Faces Heney Charge Of Corporate Malefactor
Mr EK HW Harriman rejects the claim by Mr Heney that he heads the foremost corporate wrongdoer. The accusation is presented as widely known and not easily denied or explained.
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HW. Harriman
Heney
Press Opinion On Bryan And Tariff Debate
The Knoxville Sentinel lauds Mr. Bryan as noble and secure in history despite not winning the presidency. The Norfolk Virginian Pilot mocks Sandy Carnegie for backing a revenue tariff with high duties on luxuries, suggesting a paradox in party protection motives.
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Bryan
Knoxville Sentinel
Sandy Carnegie
Norfolk
Virginian-Pilot
Ferns and Rubber Plants Repotting Tips and Household Advice
Practical guidance on repotting ferns and rubber plants with 2 inch pot increases, safe soil mix, and careful removal from pots. Instructions cover drainage, soil layering, watering, and avoiding root damage, plus sun avoidance after repotting. Also includes garment care tips for sweaters and anecdotes on etiquette and humor from period sources.
HOME TRADE MAXIMS. Supporting Local Business In Towns
This article urges residents to favor home institutions over foreign ones to curb wealth concentration in big cities. It argues patronizing local merchants strengthens schools, real estate values, and community pride while reducing support for distant, foreign traders. It emphasizes using printed advertising and understanding local conditions to boost town commerce.
Condemnation of the Billboard Nuisance by Richard Watson Gilder
Richard Watson Gilder, editor of Century Magazine, writes to the American Civic Association condemning advertising billboards that mar the beauty of modern buildings and landscapes. He argues beauty is a valuable asset and that public taste should curb loud, dominating signs that destroy views and communal value.
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American Civic Association
Richard Watson Gilder
Century Magazine
New York
Philadelphia
Merchants urged to unite for town growth in Southwest
A historical note calls for harmony among local businessmen to boost community interests. It argues that cooperation between farmers, laborers, and tradesmen strengthens the town and counters harmful competition and discord.
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Diane Fa Tate
Advertising as a key force in modern business competition
Advertising is described as today’s dominant factor in business and home trade, an engine of growth beyond mere salesmanship. It is portrayed as a business builder with potent influence beyond human desire, more than a traditional door knocking salesman.
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Beryond
Town Struggles with Harmony and Civic Action
Local writers argue the town suffers from a lack of harmony and civic effort. They warn that without coordinated citizen action, progress and success cannot be expected.
Street Paving Raised to Suit Official Gain in Pekin Tale
An anecdote from Pekin tells how Hop Sing pressed for street repaving only to have the work torn up by a mandarin to avoid exposing wealth. The mandarin explains the plan would reveal money and endanger his position, ordering the pavement removed.
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M. Monnier
Gop Sing
Hop Sing
Pekin
The Charm of New York in a London Chronicle
London Chronicle quotes Mrs. C. N. Williamson praising New York as beautiful and vivid as Venice. She describes the city’s sky atmosphere and its bizarre beauty, noting how diverse architecture from around the world coexists. She compares the metropolis to a chaotic garden that succeeds in colorful, striking harmony.
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New York
Venice
Heaven
Turner
London
N. Williamson
London Chronicle
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Yormal
Tariff Commission
Dow
Tenorance
London Globe
Lahore
Ather
Zoological Gardens
Small Wallace
Souis
MacDonald
GEO
J. Wolff
the New World
Aberdeen Carriage Company
Peter Ibsen
General Blacksmiths
Wishkah Street
Queensware Department
So. G St
McClure
America
the American Review
Vee OY Allert
Review of Reviews
Times
Albert Shaw
Progress of the World
the Review of Reviews Company
Astor Place
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