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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1913
Page
6
Subscribers who miss issues should notify the office. Copy for ads is due by Monday noon for Tuesday and Thursday noon for Friday. The Herald claims the largest circulation in Chevale county, and contracts are based on that claim with forfeiture if not true.
The administration banking bill meets the core tests of sound reform by concentrating reserves and making them legally available in a pinch It authorizes rediscounting commercial paper at all times and enables drawing on government credit to support that purpose The bill shifts control from banks to the government contrasting with the Aldrich plan and is hailed as beneficial by the Saturday Evening Post
The senate inquiry into Mulhall and the National Association of Manufacturers grows as 600 documents are reviewed. Accusations include secretly promoting tariff favored legislation, pressuring Congress, and blacklisting opponents. some charges gain partial corroboration from leaders and public opinion.
A reader asks about frost resistance of drain tiles and learns of several tile varieties. The column notes Pinckney B. S. Pinchbuck as acting Louisiana lieutenant governor in 1871 72. It lists Confederate currency values from 1861 to 1865 and Wilsons prominent works. It also covers Janina's historic role in Turkish war, Alaska city populations from the last census, and Hawthorne in Rome with The Marble Faun published in 1860.
The text traces the political evolution from the viceroyalty of New Granada in 1718 through independence in 1811 and 1819 led by Simón Bolívar, the union into a Colombia, the 1831 Republic of New Granada, and the 1861 United States of Colombia. It notes later splits of Venezuela in 1829 and Ecuador in 1830, with events up to the 1861 republic.
Washington Post contrasts historical riding styles from Catherine de Medicis to plains Indians. It notes ladies of gentry rode astride while poorer women used a pillion with a beard saddle support and describes evolving dress and gear including trousers stockings boots and quirts.
Sir William Osler, speaking at Johns Hopkins training school, named seven virtues of the nurse. He cited tact as essential for success and protection in life, tidiness as a primary duty, taciturnity as a cultivated gift, sympathy, gentleness as a nurse birthright, and cheerfulness and charity as the greatest of all.
A Baltimore American joke line has a lady's maid recounting a sharp reply from her mistress. The maid says she feared the mistress's complexion could not be improved by cold cream. The mistress答 reply leaves the kitchen staff amused and wary.
The New Orleans Picayune notes a health writer’s claim that many aim to live a hundred years and pursue the challenge with resolve. Many have died in the attempt, the paper remarks.
A poetic scene portrays Ruth standing in autumn corn bathed in morning light. The speaker imagines Ruth as a beloved sunlit figure with a flushed cheek and dark lashes, then invites her to share his harvest and home.
A stove cleanup note advises placing a piece of zinc on the coals to generate vapor that carries soot up the stovepipe.
Witty quip from the Washington Star features a husband enjoying a new canoe while his wife watches from shore. The exchange underlines a humorous domestic dynamic about safety and amusement.
Quoted snippet shows a shopkeeper praised for a bold idea and advertising bagpipes and instruments. A joke exchange follows about unlucky marriage prospects with the line about thirteen as a lucky number.
Echo of a witty exchange where a woman's first instinct is invoked and a counter remark about truth rising is offered, reflecting social wit and gendered banter of the period.
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