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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1908
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald announces semi weekly publication details and requires subscribers to notify for missed papers. Advertisers are warned contracts may be forfeited if circulation claims are not absolutely true, citing Grays Harbor and Chehalis county.
Quote laden analysis notes a shift in William Jennings Bryan's stance on bimetallism and currency. The piece discusses silver money, bank notes backed by assets, and changing political narratives, citing Jay Gould and contemporary claims in the American Review of Reviews.
The Aberdeen bligh Library building will be opened about August 1 with thanks to Andrew Carnegie. Citizens are urged to donate books, and the Herald offers to contribute hundreds of volumes. A Book Donation Day is proposed. The debate over a library smoking room is noted as a test of progress.
The piece discusses Thomas W. Lawson’s offer to fund a Democratic campaign if Johnson is nominated for president and Bryan placed second. It notes Lawson’s return to big business, Roosevelt’s broad accusation against malefactors, and a 1907 08 panic link to a gold coin motto as political fodder. It cites commentary from the New York World and the Baltimore Sun about mothers and public concern.
A brief, garbled item from a local paper recounts a confusing broadcast or note labeled The Herald Twice A Wobx. The readable text hints at a repetitive feature or mischievous subtitle without clear context or names.
The Grays Harbor Post produced a 24 page illustrated edition praised for quality illustrations and paper. The editor notes such issues justify newspaper support and help readers understand their country and aims. Aberdeen readers contribute to local population growth.
A quotation from the Oshkosh Northwestern quotes Banker Forgan asserting Bryan does not grasp banking first principles. The remark highlights a perceived fault in the average banker, namely reluctance to accept others’ understanding or guidance of the trade.
The Washingtonian article from Saturday dismissed the Herald sale report as baseless and a sign of the unreliability of counterfeit daily papers troubling Grays Harbor businessmen.
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina declares Bucklen's Arnica Salve the best salve in the world. He says it cured a felon on his thumb and always heals sores burns and wounds. Available for 25 cents at Evans Drug Co and Postoffice Pharmacy.
Mrs Hetty Green is described as a cautious debtor who rarely misses a mortgage. Marjorie Gould remains central to society life for another year and her athletic brothers join in most games. Eliza Ranney of Vermont stays busy from dawn to 5, an expert needlewoman admired for flawless work. Mrs Asquith leads Eastern London philanthropy with sisters Lyttleton and Rebblesdale. Miss G B Mitton of Durham created Who's Who and authored several books. Lady Auckland enters decorative house business in Baker Street with Morton and Edward, a new venture yielding early success.
The Rev J C Moynihan of Chicago marks his birth centennial. Oakland pastors unite denominations under one charter to aid city church work. Charles Henry Brent, rising to bishop of Washington, born April 9 1862 in Newcastle Ontario, is Canadian by birth. Shaftesbury crypt beneath St Peters becomes a beer cellar without church consent. the church seeks to buy the lease from longtime owners.
The item highlights demographic shifts in New York City with rising Negro population on Manhattan's upper west side. It notes Jeddo Pennsylvania as an incorporated borough lacking a saloon or constable, ruled by John Markle. Easton Pennsylvania adopts a Revolutionary War style municipal flag with thirteen stripes and eight white stars.
A Baltimore American report cites Julian D. Appling of Chicago describing Vera Cruz’s sanitation overhaul led by English promoter Samuel Pierson. A daily street washing system and sewerage eliminated yellow fever, transforming the city from a deathly outcast to a health destination drawing visitors from Mexico City and beyond.
The Augusta Herald notes Mr Onion running for congress in Texas and Mr Leake already there. The Washington Herald adds Mr Garlick as a Louisiana candidate. The Cleveland Plain Dealer quips about a scent and Judge imagines them in the soup on election day.
Multiple vessels including schooners R. C. Slade F. M. Slade Andy Mahony Wm Renton and steamers Bowdoin Sven Santa Barbara Falls of Moness Quinsault Newburg W. H. Murphy and Hoquiam are listed at various mills loading or sailing for ports such as San Francisco San Diego San Pedro Oakland and Australia with several ships en route or awaiting charters and arrivals today at Slade Hart-Wood Burrows and American mills.
Mrs E R Pierson of Auburn Centre Pa hails Dr King s New Discovery as a remedy that heals where others fail It relieves long standing threat and lung trouble and she believes continued use will restore her to perfect health The remedy is sold at Evans Drug Co and Postoffice Pharmacy.
The Herald claims top readership across Gray’s Harbor and is favored by advertisers for broad reach and reliability.
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