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Sunday Morning Aberdeen Herald announces subscription rates for one year two dollars six months one dollar and in advance one fifty. Readers to notify Herald Office if receipts are missed. Display copy due Thursday night and classified ads by ten thirty Saturday night. The Herald claims oldest newspaper on Grays Harbor with wide county circulation.
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Old Gag Echoes in Republican Prosperity Pitch
The Hoquiam Washingtonian and Charles P. Spooner critique Republican claims that party rule brings prosperity. They demand specifics on Democratic legislative attacks and the exact economic ills blamed on liberals, arguing for clearer evidence beyond broad assertions and tariff or currency debate.
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Republican Party
Hoquiam Washingtonian
Charles P. Spooner
Seattle
East
Mr. Spooner
Spooner
Washingtonian
Mark Hanna
Bryan Treaties praised as restraint in war terms
The article lauds Mr. Bryan for securing about thirty treaties requiring impartial inquiry and a year for mediation before war. It argues these "Bryan treaties" could have prevented current conflict and praises his prudent approach to peace and arbitration. It also includes a Lumbermen’s Association appeal calling for modern business methods and coordinated public effort.
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Bryan
Democratic Party
United States
Austria
Serbia
American Review of Reviews
Water Supply Debate and Naval Comparisons
The discussion contrasts Wynooche canyon as a water source with other rivers and notes potential free watershed. it then shifts to wartime naval strength, detailing U S and German battleships, fleet sizes, and speed. It also touches on loyalty among German Americans and opinions from Italy on wartime aims and expansion.
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Thompson
Wynooche
Snow Mountains
West Coast shingle makers organize to raise quality
Shingle manufacturers on the West Coast form a new shingle branch of the West Coast Lumber manufacturers Association to improve product quality and strengthen the roofing trade across the country. They acknowledge past shortcomings and aim to promote better shingles for broader market success.
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R. H. Downman
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Association
West Coast
West Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Shingle Makers Face Marketing Hurdles Says Valley Lumberman
Mississippi Valley Lumberman notes manufacturers with high quality shingles struggle to market their output. They often secure better prices in niche markets but face general market obstacles.
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Ufacturer
Mississippi Valley Lumberman
The Submarine and the Rules of War
The author argues that firing on civilians is barbaric and that soldiers may not punish noncombatants. Submarines that kill noncombatants cannot operate effectively, as sinking warships matters more than merchant ships. Public opinion remains a powerful constraint on belligerents.
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Belgium
Prussia
Louvain
Germany
Lusitania
Roland A. Nichols
Harold Bell Wright
Nichols
The Embryo Superman
A brief quotation from the Philadelphia ledger notes that a man asserts his son reads books written for children, highlighting a surprising reading habit. The exchange contrasts skepticism with belief, underscoring the claim in a concise, newspaper card style.
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Superman
Philadelphia Ledger
Cinching it in on scarce meals and dollars
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet shows a tense exchange about eating little. One speaker insists on extreme restraint, while the other confirms receiving a dollar, framing a grim exchange over food and money.
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Louieville
Women graduates show similar marriage rates at eight years
College statistics indicate 52 percent of women graduates are married eight years after graduation. No difference in marriage rates between graduates from coeducational colleges and women’s colleges is observed.
President signals readiness to use force in Mexico crisis
The article outlines a plan where the United States may recognize a provisional Mexican government and fund it to recruit an army. It states the U.S. could stop munitions exports to Villa or Carranza and impose a naval blockade if needed, arguing munitions are vital for both sides.
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United States
Lusitania
Berlin
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Germany
Washington
Villa
Carranza
Mexico
Europe
Millions for Defense Essay Calls for Tax Reduction
An editorial argues to fund national defense by cutting waste and nonessential spending rather than raising taxes. It cites Pinckney and urges eliminating needless army posts, navy yards, and nonessential projects to finance a sufficient army and navy from existing revenues.
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Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
United States
Congress
Legislature debates tax rolls extension amid equalization clash
State officials weigh whether section 9205 preserves old law and ousts the 1909 act causing a rift over who sits on the county board of equalization. The state tax commission may seek an attorney general opinion as Governor Lister vetoes three McArdle bills aimed at land board, equalization and tax commission.
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State Tax Commission
W. V. Tanner
County Boards of Equalization
County Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
McArdle
Land Board
Board of Equalization
Tax Commission
Lister
Balancing Discipline and Freedom in Child Rearing
The author argues there is no universal rule for child discipline as responses vary. A strict approach risks blind obedience and stifling individuality, initiative, and self respect, while too little authority may lead to faults corrected only through life’s rough contact with others.
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