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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1908

Page

6

Democratic platform pledges reform and opposition to patronage

Denver reports the Democratic National Committee finalizes a platform led by Governor Haskell. It calls for immediate tariff cuts, eight hour day, labor protections, anti injunctions, federal regulation of rates, direct senatorial elections, immigration limits, and a strong navy. Senator Daniel and ex Senator Smith back the nominee.

Denver Colo Haskell Oklahoma Daniel Virginia Smith New Jersey

New State Welcome Touts Union Expansion

The document notes Oklahoma’s admission as a new state to the Union. Alaska and Porto Rico seek territorial status with full rights and local government. Hawaii urges applying US land laws. Merchant Marine backs upbuilding without added burdens, opposing subsidies.

Oklahoma Union Alaska Porto Rico Hawaii United States

Democratic Party Platform Embraces Reforms and Tariff Changes

The document denounces expansion of officeholders, pledges to curb corporate influence, and calls for an eight hour workday, an income tax, and reform of the criminal law. It supports expanded ICC powers, bank guarantees, a postal savings bank, and a direct Senate election. It also favors Philippine independence timing, canal completion, and territorial rights for Alaska and Puerto Rico.

Congress Senate Department of Labor Roosevelt Taft Republican Party Wall Street House of Representatives Mississippi Great Lakes Gulf United States Latin America Interstate Commerce Commission Philippines People’s Representatives Democratic Party Courts of Justice United States Senate

Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound touted as cure-all

Sufferers from female troubles claim Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound restored health and avoided surgeries. Letters from Mrs S A Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs Alvina Sperling of Chicago describe cures without operations. The ad promotes the product for displacement inflammation ulcers tumors irregularities and more and invites letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham S. A. Williams Gardiner Maine Alvina Sperling Cleybourne Ave Chicago

Panama canal zone auditor named by comptroller

Walter W. Warwick is appointed auditor and examiner of accounts for the Panama canal zone by the chief law officer in the office of the comptroller of the treasury. The move expands financial oversight for the zone.

Walter W. Warwick Comptroller of the Treasury Panama Canal Zone Charles Fitzpatrick Supreme Court of Canada Canada Newfoundland United States Howard Gould New York Sun Yue San Francisco Solomon Perry Clemmons Alfonso John Junker Mount Vernon Prince of Wales St. Lawrence Quebec Citadel Earl Grey Gladstone Dowie Supreme Court Harlan Justice Field Marshall Bushrod Washington John McLean

Editorial Snippets Stir Up Quick Wits Across Papers

Newspaper writers mock and mock again in brief quips. A Washington Post line jokes vigilance as eyesight required in merry hat era. Chicago Record-Herald calls for the chauffeur to go and Rochester Post-Express agrees. Florida Times-Union notes funeral reform talk. Admiral Evans urges more warships and fewer statesmen, with current mix noted by Philadelphia Record. New York Mail riffs on gold price regulation. Chicago Record-Herald jokes that Austrian emperor's sixty year reign shows toughness against worry.

Washington Post Chicago Record-Herald Rochester Post-Express Texas Florida Times-Union Admiral Evans Philadelphia Record the Times New York Mail Austria

Scraps of Science and Medical Remarks

The article surveys scientific facts on ocean depth and land elevation, notes rock salt’s heat ray permeability, and reports a German physician’s view on hypnotic use. It also explains fatigue toxins from Weil and from plant sources such as opium and poppy heads with similar effects when ingested.

Weiehardt

Culinary Tips From The Cookbook

The guide recommends warming raisins and currants before adding to dough and using a lemon glaze to whiten rice. It shares methods for shaping sweetbread fillings, grinding cold cooked sweetbreads with moisture from whipped eggs, and seasoned thin white bread. It also advises thinning omelets with hot water and adding raw minced green pepper before folding for a fresh edge.

Detroit Fan Presents Diamond for Tigers Most Runs

A Detroit fan will present an 8200 diamond to the player who scores the most runs for the Tigers this year. McQuillin of the Philadelphia Nationals is a right handed pitcher, but is developing a puzzling cross fire. Manager Clark Griffith of the New York Americans praises Mortality as a top first baseman after Hal Chase. Jim Delehanty of the Washington Americans learns second base is his proper position.

Detroit Tigers McQuillin Philadelphia Nationals Clark Griffith New York Americans Hal Chase Jim Delehanty Washington Americans

Dr Watkins Professional Card in Crowther Wooding Block

Card lists Dr Watkins office in Crowther Wooding block at G and Heron Streets with office hours 10 30 to 11 30 am 1 30 to 4 30 pm and 7 00 to 8 00 pm and telephone 135.

Crowther-Wooding Block G and Heron Streets

Zelaska Block Over Boston Store Practice

Practice limited to the EYF EAR NOSE and THROAT. Office rooms 3 4 and 5 Koehler Build Aberdeen Washington. Office hours 9 to 12 a m 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p m.

Zelaska Boston Koehler Bik Aberdeen Wash

Wishkah Block Corner Wishkah and Grand Streets Practice

Practice in State and Federal courts is noted for Wishkah Block at the corner of Wishkah and Grand Streets.

Wishkah Block Grand Wishbkah Streets

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Democrat Civil Service Arizona New Mexico NAVY Asiatic Immigration Philippine Islands The Panama Canal Oceania the Hall OF Fame DR. Watkins B.N. Maclafferty May,me Maclafferty Physicians and Surgeons DR. McNiven E. H. Fox Ben Sheeks Room Dabney Beck Austin M. Wade Aberdeen, Wash J.C. Cross the Herald Printery Herald Herald Printery Patterson & Locke Co., Incorporated General Insurance Agents Aberdeen Brick Works Srco Kansas City Times South F St Lee Williams Prop Humboldt Fred Hewetts South F Street ANIA East Heron Street
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