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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
4
Herald claims largest Grays Harbor circulation. contracts upheld
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, with forfeiture of all money due if the statement is not absolutely true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Aberdeen Struggle Over I W W Ties and City Leadership
Editorial comments criticize the I W W and nonresident agitators for inciting a riot in Aberdeen Grays Harbor and argue that local residents must control lawmaking. The piece links governance to public order, warning against paternalism and urging adherence to existing laws and democracy. It ends with quips about Taft and the Chinese emperor and a misspelled name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Industrial Workers of the World
Grays Harbor
Supreme Court upholds Illinois mob damage indemnity law
The U S Supreme Court sustains Illinois statute allowing indemnification for property damages from mobs. The ruling underscores community responsibility for order and asserts individuals must protect persons and property, noting cleaner streets and better enforcement where public sentiment respects rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the
United States
Illinois
Supreme Court
Nat Goodwin Critiques American Actors Amid Congress Visit Hint
Nat Goodwin remarks that there are few good American actors left and adds a jab about not visiting Congress lately. He points to broader industry concerns and ties sentiment to political engagement. His comments come as public figures weigh industry standards and national dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Goodwin
Nat
Congress
Veteran’s omission in pension bill sparks republics’ ingratitude claim
The note laments the failure to honor the veteran of the Mexican maneuvers in a dollar-a-day pension bill. It frames the omission as ingratitude by republics toward a decorated participant.
Selenium A Rare Element in Glass and Signals
Selenium is a rare element noted by the United States Geological Survey for its use in red coloring of glass and enamelware and for producing red railroad signal glass. It is a poor conductor in darkness and a good conductor in light, enabling early light dependent electrical experiments and transmission of sounds and photos via light guided telegraphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Geological Survey
Double Power Producer Patent for Hybrid Windmill Engine System
A patent describes a system where a windmill and an internal combustion engine drive a generator on a common shaft. When wind power increases the engine disconnects at a critical point to stop, then the cycle reverses as speed drops, allowing the engine to take load while the windmill slows.
Roosevelt on Peace and Justice in History
Theodore Roosevelt defends peace only when just, ties it to honoring laws, and argues for a strong navy to maintain peace. He contrasts choosing peace with moral obligation, insisting force and lawfulness safeguard liberty and national honor.
Government Must Be Left In Hands of Men
A civic essay argues women should influence municipal affairs and study candidates but insists suffrage without the right to hold office is impractical. It asserts men alone have the force to sustain government, fight wars, and endure political strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Fluffy the Maltese Cat Charms Raymond and Stranger
In a bedtime tale, Raymond, a kind boy, charms his gray Maltese cat Fluffy who shows awareness of people. Fluffy rubs against a rough-looking tramp and later leads a friendly visitor to Raymond’s door, revealing the cat’s perceptive nature. The story closes with praise for feline cleverness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyn
Daddy
Fluffy
Raymond
Bessie
Archibald
Jack and
Eve
Modern Girls And The Homemaking Lesson
The article argues public schools must teach homemaking science to girls to prepare future citizens. It notes Americans are impractical in education, and recalls a fifty year lag with girls leaving school early to marry, reducing time to learn both theory and practice of homemaking.
Poultry Q&A Covers Color, Feeding and Breeding
The piece answers reader questions on sun effects on plumage in colored fowls and oats feeding habits. It notes sun exposure dulls color, hens gorge when hungry, best Bantam hatching months May to July, and suggests Cochin Bantam as top mother. It explains inbreeding top crosses and fattening differences between hen and rooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korrespondents
Corner
New York
State College
Pennsylvania
Sebiatt
Peer
Mary BD. Pennington
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Mary
Who Discovered Turkey and Poultry Lore Across Ages
The article riffs on the Turkey origin debate noting Pedro Nino as the discoverer on a 1499 voyage and turkeys in Europe by 1500. It blends folklore with poultry farming tips, from Leghorn inoculation to egg storage, and mocks gendered jokes about hens and roosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rian
Spain
Turkey
Pedro Nino
Bayeria
Galicia
Nino
America
England
France
Chariege IX
Elizabeth of
Austria
Name Origins of the Potato and Birds and Borders
The passage discusses naming origins for Pavos de Indias and the guinea fowl tied to India and the Indies, noting sixteenth century terms blurred with notions of foreign. It contrasts Raleigh taking potatoes from America to England and the Irish potato label, arguing it does not prove origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Columbus
Guinea
Turkey
Raleigh
America
England
Erin
ORRINE Promoted as Reliable Drink Habit Cure
ORRINE offers a secret powder or tasteless pill to curb whisky and alcohol cravings. Backed by a money back guarantee if results fail, the Aberdeen Drug Co advertises a $1.00 per box price and promises discreet administration with a free booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrine
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East Wishkah Street
Aberdeen Printing Co
Telephone 5401
Mo, J. Carney
Mgr
Wash
Mr. Taft
Senator Smoot
Telegraph
Shonora
Tia
Theodore Roosevelt
Sir Gilbert Parker
Mrs
Et J. Ao
Uca'agr
New York City
Ic.m.barnitz Rivgese
Quick
Cortes
Count de Las Navas
Libra
Little Turk
Boston
Ireland
Kyes
Chicago
C. M. Barmnitz
C. M. Baralts
Aberdeen Drug Co
Cor. Heron & H Streets
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