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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1909
Page
4
A fragmented editorial discusses the Court of Massachusetts and a Connecticut man claiming rights to run a machine, touching on protection, liberty, and insurance. It cites a belief that tariffs and trusts harm the public, suggesting tariff reductions as a remedy to monopoly.
The article reflects on Jay Gould as a famed speculator who amassed millions for his heirs. It contemplates his posthumous ventures and how his progeny might profit from his risked fortunes and schemes in a historically significant chapter.
Several Democratic senators declare from the floor that Congressional lobbies are at war with the trusts agents, a claim backed by the voting record and debate as significant evidence of the struggle.
Radium valued at several million dollars per pound is said to be generously placed on the free Hat by Chairman Aldrich, stirring debate over cost and propriety in wartime leadership.
A damaged OCR fragment presents a dramatic line spoken to a deceased figure. The text references strong emotions, resolve, and a sense of unfinished confrontation. No clear event or date is discernible beyond the emotional recollection embedded in the verse.
Poem excerpt by Ela Wheeler Wilcox reflecting on inner strength and lasting virtue. It contrasts pleasant moments with enduring character proven through adversity and years, praising those who smile and persevere when life weighs on the heart.
A fragmented report honors Admiral Wietien and mentions his command during a week of notable actions. The text references BuTeles and a 3553 figure, noting his leadership and the memory left by colleagues.
A Civil War narrative describes the battle between the USS Merrimack and the CSS Alabama. Captain Winslow receives congressional thanks and a promotion to rear admiral after his leadership. A bronze relief in New York honors his service and the flag-raising during the fight.
An overview of Harry Lauder known as Scotland’s comic star famed for playing the king laughs in London vaudeville. He regarded as a versatile entertainer who shifted from Scottish dialect character to a blackface topical style at a charity event in England with the king present.
At Aberdeen on Saturday July 10 a simple guide explains making and applying floor stains with minimal effort. It advises cleaning feet, choosing color, applying multiple coats if needed, then waxing with turpentine and Leeswax for a polished finish or using burnt umber in alcohol with shellac and varnish for a bright surface.
In Aberdeen Dr Darrin reports strong patient turnout at his Market and G streets office. A testimonial card states a child with ulcerated eyelids and inflammation was cured after three doctors failed, praising the treatment and care.
Advice on maintaining lamps for better light covers wick care choosing elevated burner lamps cleaning chimneys refilling with kerosene and safe fire practices. It warns against trimming wicks and suggests scrapping char to avoid odor and mentions using metal carriers and secure fixtures to prevent spills and explosions.
Edwin Firth reports his daughter recovered from gradual deafness caused by catarrh after treatment by Dr Darrin. Free consultations are available at the Mitchell Building corner Market and G streets daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Charges depend on circumstances. Dr Darrin treats eye ear nose throat catarrh deafness and related illnesses with home treatment possible after one visit.
The fighting British admiral and general, both at ages when men sometimes see things, are reported amid airship scare rumors. Their names and exact roles are not specified in the excerpt.
Notice to water consumers declares irrigation hours for June through September from 6 am to 5 am and 6 pm to 5 pm. All irrigation outside these hours is forbidden except on meter services. By order of water committee and Public Works Superintendent G. F. McDougall.
Interest in the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition runs across the nation with thousands wishing to attend though many will not travel to Seattle to see the event.
The remark suggests a chemist can neutralize whisky’s intoxicating effects, inviting expert Currie Nation to verify the claim. A discussion of chemical methods and practical legality follows, highlighting skepticism.
England considers incorporating a taxi corps into the military in a bold, symbolic move. The cabs have earned notoriety for high fares and sharp tactics, fueling debate over their role in national defense.
Chehalis County Commission to the A Y P exposition invites top specimens for exhibition. Fruit shipped by express paid at market rate with express charges covered. consign to H D Chapman Chehalis County Building A Y P exposition.
A witty note on marriages of actresses leaving the stage to wed, stressing the need for husbands who can supply the level of support and prestige the singers once gave to their careers. The item hints at social expectations and marriages within the performing arts.
Aarin hunter notes the odd comparison between missing a hippo and hitting a barn side target. The remark blends humor with marksmanship, underscoring precision in a rustic setting.
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