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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald announces subscription rates and delivery notes. It urges subscribers to report missed issues and states copy deadlines for ads and noon deadlines for specific issues while asserting its status as Grays Harbor’s oldest paper with the largest Chehalis county circulation.
City subscribers who do not receive the Herald by 6 p m on Mondays and Thursdays should notify the City Messenger Co at telephone 3551 and a paper will be sent to the address immediately.
The piece argues that Republicans must raise tariffs to fund government as direct taxes rise. It links tariff pressures to inheritance and corporation taxes and questions Taft’s stance. It ends with a quip about Castro and Venezuela, then asks if a doomed leader can be released by a bond to not recover.
The Chehalis County Commission invites berry fruit raisers to submit top specimens for exhibition at the A Y P exposition. Fruit shipped by express will be paid for at market rate with all express charges covered. consign via express to H D Chapman Chehalis County Building A Y P exposition.
The piece urges immediate national internal improvements funded by bonds. Senator Elmer J. Burkett argues for organized, financed projects, including canals, harbors, transportation, public buildings, a stronger navy, and conservation, to benefit future generations and let them repay over time.
Dr. Sarah J. M Nutt condemns Paris fashion in a New York piece arguing tight hip and short waist garments cripple women. She blames men for pressuring extremes and calls out the barbaric appeal of striking outfits aimed at male gaze.
Dr. Luther H. Gulick argues that public recreation, including dance halls, parks and libraries, should be provided through cooperative city initiatives. He warns against mercenary exploitation by saloonkeepers and urges constructive legal control and broad community action to meet youths need for exercise, amusement, music, and socializing.
Tempting prices boast shoes up to 2.50 now cut to 1.00 as a closeout sale. Limited stock at the retailer urging shoppers to act quickly.
Dr Darrin, a celebrated Aberdeen physician, allegedly cured hopeless cases and restored hearing, sight, and mobility. Crowds flock to his Mitchell Building office where patients arrive bedridden and depart cured, drawing wide praise and skepticism alike.
Dr Darrin remains on the Sound location offering free private counsel and examination using European methods. The visit ends August 1 and consultations are confidential with low fee home treatment. Payment terms available, including installments.
The Aberdeen Herald serves Grays Harbor with twice weekly coverage at $1.50 yearly in advance.
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