Local items show town in full swing and raiz of news
The Aberdeen Herald notes a flurry of activity from mills resuming at Elma and Grays Harbor to social events at the Elks hall. Obituaries, hospital discharges, real estate ads, and travel notices sweep through with short notices on arrivals departures and local business openings.
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Evans Drug Co
Marjory Girton
Tacoma
Sullivan
E. L. K. Pharmacy
A. W Little
Portland
Loggers
South F Street
Dean
the Elks
Dean’s Tea and
Peter Provember
Traverse City
Mich
O. B. Haynes
C. B. Peterson
Allan Crary
Camstead
N. Y
A. Brauer
Oshkosh
Wis
Col
E. HW. Fox
Elma
Dr. Sullivan
Frank Collins
Ellensburg
John McCubbin
Grays Harbor Hospital
W. Baldin
Montesano
St. Joseph's
Summer Excursions East For Northern Pacific
The Northern Pacific offers round trip tickets valid 90 days from sale to St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Chicago St Louis Missouri River and more at various rates. Special lower fares apply for events in Ellis Denver July 10 15 Toronto September 8-10 New Orleans October 7-8 with return limits and a California surcharge of 15. Will provide details by phone 2233. Agent H B Evper.
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Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
California
H. B. Evper
Elusive Answers in Everyday Details
A playful editorial riffs on common knowledge gaps from laces and boots to clock faces and umbrella covers. It notes readers seek quick facts while journalists quantify words and effort in a paragraph, ending with a challenge: how many words are in this paragraph.
The Japanese Girl in American Society
Leslie's Weekly discusses Japanese women at a party noting the small presence of Japanese women among hundreds of men. The piece critiques perceived fashion and grace, remarks on propriety and modesty, and contrasts Japanese styles with European and American ideals.
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Fifth Avenue
Leslie’s Weekly
The Good Old Times and Modern Taste
Henry Watterson in the Louisville Courier Journal argues that nostalgia for the good old times is overstated. He contends that both virtue and folly persisted, preferring lively drama and a touch of blood in fiction while warning against false philosophies and misguided perversity.
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Fielding
Thackeray
Sid
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Encouragement After Failure Across Nations Highlighted
A New York Times passage extols resilience, noting that no country shows more faith in individuals after failure. It emphasizes generous support for those down and striving to recover, and the rarity of accepting a single setback as final amid numerous comeback examples.
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New York Times
Monument to Grace Mounts Warwick History
A tale ties Mount Grace in Warwick to a child named Grace. Tradition says Indians favored Mrs. Rowlinson and her child, who died while traveling to Canada and were buried at the mountain’s foot, giving the peak its name.
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Mount Grace
Warwick
Iass
Rowlinson
Canada
Grace
Precise Man Reflects on Money Lost in Wall Street Exchange
A measured exchange questions a man about losing money in Wall Street. He replies that “lost” implies a remote chance of being found, suggesting a prudent view on financial loss. The dialogue centers on ownership and perception of wealth.
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Wall Street
Ambitious Young Man Reflects On Hustling For Self And Others
In a Detroit Free Press excerpt, a young, driven man concedes the struggle of self-promotion but says it pales beside the effort required to hustle for others. He frames ambition as a personal challenge and a social duty.
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Detroit Free Press
Gratitudes and Boundaries Conveyed by Le Sage
A brief quotation notes that gratitude is a virtue but becomes tiresome if overused, attributed to Le Sage. The line emphasizes moderation in expressing thanks and the social weight of excessive repeats.
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Buster Brown
the Herald
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P.O. Block
Evans Drug
Cora Anderson
San Francisco
W. J. Patterson
Will Lanning
Dabney Block
C. R. Green
F. A. Hart
Cohassett Beach
J. H. Empey
West Sixth Street
First Street
Broadway
Hart-Wood
Mesdames R Brown
Hurley
Tigers
Western Mill
E. C. Rice
West Wishkah Street
W. B. Paine & Co
Grays Harbor Railway & Light Co
Hollister
J.C. Crandell
Vina Haines
E. R. Prichard
Herald Printery
G. J. Chamberlain
John Howes
The
Electric Company
Gurney
G. F. Karshner
Wynoochee River
Evans Drug Co. of
Ancient
Order of Hiberniana
Odd Fellows Hall
Miss Wickmyer
Kaufman Bros
New York
Canadian Pacific
W. H. Kilmer
Geo. Faust
Seattle
W. T. Evans
T. C. Evans
N. B. Truth
Mississippi
W.B. Paine & Co
Heppie Eaton
Yellowstone Park
Miss Eaton
Chehalis County
Broadway Hill
Eighth
L Streets
Dabney
Jennie Sargent
Leavenworth, Wash
C. C. Sargent
D. M. Bowes
S. K. Bowes
Charlotte, Mich
Mr. Bowes
Melrose
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Aberdeen Box Co
Fred Sellon
John Ren
St. Joseph's Hospital
Jos. Pavieltci
St Joseph’s Hspital
J. R. France
Melbourne
St. Joseph’s Hospital
F. Neylon
M. L. Bowne
A. D. Wood
Jas. McNamara
North B Street
Ed. C. Finch
J. B. Dabney
Oakland
Grays Harbor
Alonzo Spahr
Santa Fe
Ohio
Fifth Street
John Oster
Hume Street
E. J. Perkins
Jim McRae
John Thompson
S. FE. Slade
American Mills
Slade
Grays
John Bardsley
Aberdeen
Atlantic
Aberdeen Undertaking
Arate
Ceti
DR. Long
Dabney Bik. Gver Pford’s Jewelry Store
Market Street
Jeff's Shoe Store
S. Stella Jordan
East Market Street
Shelly Brothers
Grocers
Superior
H. L. Cook & Co
E. Heron
Normal School
Montesano, Washington
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