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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
4
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The semi weekly Aberdeen Herald based in Aberdeen Washington announces publication schedule every Monday and Thursday at 408 East Wisikah Street with a telephone contact. It lists advertising rates and subscription terms, noting deadlines and circulation claims for contracts and the paper’s status as a local Grays Harbor paper.
A Cleveland meeting by the Merchant Marine league heard vessel owners urge repeal of foreign purchase limits to enlarge the subsidy fleet. Critics led by Senator Gallinger warned such buys would aid shipyards more than America, while a House bill seeks to extend the $4 a mile rate to faster second class ships with navy use in war.
The Philadelphia North American calls Aldrich master of the Senate and criticizes the Aldrich bill as favoring New York stock jobbers and banks, arguing it undermines integrity and may force government currency exchanges. Twain reportedly has over fifty thousand dollars in a trust company amid the stringency, a situation the piece sees as ironic.
An English surgeon suggests transferring the stomach of a normal animal to a human. He notes, however, that some people would not be satisfied without an ostrich’s organ.
Money is returning to the market as banks release excess reserves and credit markets loosen. Reports show banks holding capital to work, with interest rates down one to one and a half percent from a few weeks ago, suggesting liquidity will rise to prior levels soon.
A St Louis paper notes gold reserves in 1893 and 1894 showing stable figures while bond issues in peacetime are questioned. It warns that Oklahoma’s deposit insurance plan affects Kansas border banks and may prompt a wider spread of state bank deposit insurance with potential national banking impact.
An old advertisement touts Cham berlain's Salve for fever sores chronic sores and skin diseases with claims of superior healing. It also lists uncalled letters at the Aberdeen post office for the week ending January 28 1908 including numerous names and households.
Mrs. F. H. McElwee of Boistown New Brunswick reports relief from a left shoulder ache after using Chamberlain Pain Balm. A note states the product is for sale by Evans Drug Co. Red Feathers.
Aberdeen hosts the grand comic opera Red Feather on February 9 presented by a large touring company led by Miss Cheridah Simpson. The production, praised as the most magnificent of its kind, cost over 72000 dollars prior to its premiere and features Simpson in a dual role following her recent Woodland performances.
Mr. J. P. Klote of Edina Missouri reports relief from stomach trouble using Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. He says it is more beneficial than any other remedy tried. Evans Drug Co. offers the product.
Willis J. Abbot analyzes emergency currency plans, criticizes bank control of money, and expects a renewed capital markets debate in the next campaign. He assesses Senator Owen’s treasury notes proposal, the two thirds rule and Democratic unity around Bryan or Johnson, and critiques Roosevelt’s use of federal patronage.
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