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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
3
A fragmented manuscript contrasts advertising claims by The Herald of Che salle County with Woodrow Wilson s Chicago address. It discusses circulation assertions for ads and analyzes Wilson s stance against monopoly, promoting public resources and equal access to credit and materials.
The Tacoma Tribune reports Governor Lister’s first message to the Washington Legislature as a clear business plan. A seasoned public affairs student, he aims to apply business principles to state administration and deliver lasting benefits. His recommendations target immediate legislative action and broad public interest.
The Winona News recalls Theodore Roosevelt labeling William Jennings Bryan dangerous for criticizing the United States Supreme Court a few years earlier.
The Aberdeen World criticizes Montesano correspondence over stories about a sheriff's posse pursuing John Tornow. It questions if such a posse exists and urges the press to aid Sheriff Mathews rather than hinder him, noting prior notices may have endangered agents.
The Herald questions the suppression of the Wappenstein interview and argues Hay’s post mortem comment shows tactless publishing. It notes the campaign leaders’ motive and cites Hay’s defeat as due in part to failing to keep pace with political progress in Washington.
Colfax Commoner reports that Washington State College timber lands were sold at far below value. Professor Clothier estimates the lands' timber worth over ten million dollars, predicting annual income of about five hundred thousand dollars if conserved. Legislature urged to protect land and timber.
Mr Wilson in a Chicago address argues that belief in unequal justice is a fact and a threat. He says a poor man has less chance at justice than a rich man and urges Americans to abandon reverence for "sacred cows" in the judiciary.
The piece notes Harry Lane elected to the U S Senate by a Republican legislature and a Nebraska seat won by a Democrat legislature. It argues these moves show electorate independence and questions future reliance on party labels over conscience.
The piece denounces gift giving at Christmas as a hollow practice fueling petty graft. It urges working girls and others to refuse donations for bosses, shop collectors, and official gifts, labeling “give to receive” as a false motto and urging sincere generosity.
The Rev J H Royce argues that immigration causes many American crimes including white slavery murder and theft. He says assimilation has failed over a ten year period and blames steamship trusts for exploiting laborers. He contends criminals come from immigrant classes while good immigrants avoid mass settlement.
A devoted mother gathers children to a twilight storytelling hour that shapes their souls, fostering beauty, idealism, and virtue. Storytelling proves healthful for all ages, renewing youth and keeping old joys alive even as societies confront the burning of books and the urge to forget the past.
The author argues that a large leisure class in America will foster art and literature. He compares America’s potential to Venice, noting that creativity arises after material civilization affords time for reflection. He praises Thoreau and Walt Whitman as model loafers who produced enduring works.
The noted lecturer and author Robert Parker Miles will appear in our city this season. He was connected with the New York Journal for four years and as a special writer traveled Europe interviewing notable men. Reverend Billy Sunday praises his dramatic ability.
The passage extols reporter Robert Parker Miles as a compelling and energetic lecturer on his dramatic recital of interviews with famous men. It notes his enthusiasm, delivery, and appeal across classes, claiming he delivers goods with vim and ginger and is not a mere paid performer.
Rumors about eight year old Grand Duke Alexis of Russia center on his health and royal fate. Reports of tuberculosis of the hip and a staged surgery by Dr Janes Israel are denied by the surgeon. A separate death rumor on his yacht Standart is also refuted.
A literary quip compares marriage to a Doge binding with the Adriatic sea, noting the unknowns from treasures to monsters and storms awaiting the union.
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