Subscription rates and ad copy deadlines announced
The notice states 2 2.00 pricing for ads with copy due by Monday noon for Tuesday’s issue and Thursday noon for Friday’s issue. It proclaims The Herald as the oldest paper on Raye Harbor with the largest circulation in Chehalie county and warns that ad contracts are based on circulation claims and funds paid will be forfeited if the statement is not true.
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the Herald
Raye Harbor
Chehalie County
Critics and Bryan Under Fire From Big Interests
The piece argues that William Jennings Bryan faces sharp criticism from major interests as he vacationing while secretary of state contracts persist. It notes other cabinet members on travel and outlines state department tensions, including a note to Japan and Ambassador Wilson’s recall from Mexico, with no public disclosure of strategies.
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William Jennings Bryan
Stars and Stripes
Bryan
Department of State
Secretary of the Navy
Pacific
Secretary of the Interior
State Department
Wilson
Mexico
Department
United States
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Spotlight
Malone New York woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing organic inflammation and severe pain that caused her to tear her clothes She praises the medicine's health benefits and urges friends to try it The advertisement touts the compound as a standard remedy for female ailments including displacements irregularities backache and indigestion
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Malone
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Fredstone
Malone, N. Y
Bryan criticized for lecturing while Secretary of State
The piece argues Bryan faces hostile editorials for lecturing during his vacation despite cabinet members in past administrations also missing Washington for political aims. It defends his motives as money for family and contrasts with prior praise for cabinet absence during Taft era.
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Bryan
Taft
Washington
S. P
William Jennings Bryan
Answers to readers questions on history science and language
A column compiles concise responses to diverse queries including Bryan’s travel, Wagner’s Gotterdämmerung meaning, Nogi’s death, Taj Mahal details, Prince of Wales visit, wormwood spirits, The One Hoss Shall, agnosticism derivation, military servant rules, dust in air, Merchant of Venice genre, Ireland flags, many moons, Horn of Oldenburg legend, and Quebec as Gibraltar of America. It preserves names, places, dates, and key facts in compact form.
Commoner to Become Monthly Publication Aug 15
The Commoner will switch to a monthly format starting August 15 with the July 11 issue the last weekly edition. Bryan will continue as editor and devote more time to preparing content, aiming to strengthen the paper as a vigilant Democratic reform advocate and a platform for timely debate and clear arguments.
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Bryan
Democratic Party
Government buys 20000 acres in Ohio watershed reserve
The government plans to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to acquire a 20 000 acre forest reserve in the Ohio watershed. The Seattle Times notes the pattern of high payments for eastern acquisitions as a recurring policy.
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Ohio
Missippi
Seattle Times
Taxations divide community on mothers and fathers
A Bellingham Herald quotation notes that pensions for mothers are favored by part of the community while tax remission for fathers is supported by others. The outlook for bachelors and corporations is bleak as the tax burden must be met somehow.
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Bellingham Herald
Elizabeth I and her famed Excellent Wash ale
A London Chronicle excerpt recalls Queen Elizabeth I insisting on strong ale wherever she traveled. The Earl of Leicester notes no good drink locally forcing calls to London and Kenilworth for ale. Her breakfast quart of the so called excellent wash kept her in good spirits for daily tasks.
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Elizabeth
Bess
Earl of Leicester
Hatfield
Lord Burleigh
London
Kenilworth
London Chronicle
Hugo records long sentences in French literature
The London Graphic notes Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables contains a single sentence spanning about a hundred lines. It also cites a earlier Waterloo chapter passage with over fifty lines without a full stop. England’s record is linked to the Foreign Enlistment Act, nearing six hundred words in length.
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Hugo
Victor Hugo
Waterloo
England
London Graphic
Mystery of the Golden Head column treasure tale
A marble column near San Vito monastery in Naples bore a French inscription saying a golden head appears each May 1. Beggar Annibale Tosci finally solved it in 1841, uncovering 80,000 francs beneath the column and buying land near Mantua before dying at ninety four.
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San Vito
Naples
Belef
Annibale Tosci
Tosci
Mantua
Helpfulness A Moral Guide Warns Against Cruelty
The piece contrasts helpful conduct with careless indifference. It cites Ruskin noting that even unintentional neglect can harm others, urging continual efforts to aid people and avoid cruelty.
Distantly Related Relative Quoted in Tribune One Liner
A Chicago Tribune quip notes a banker named Swardle as a distant cousin, humorously claiming a four million dollar distance between them. The remark highlights a playful take on family ties among professionals.
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Swardle
Chicago Tribune
Historic Erie trip marks national railroad milestone
A May 1851 special train traversed southern New York celebrating the Erie completion. President Fillmore, cabinet members, and Daniel Webster rode the line in a moving vantage, with a Dunkirk barbecue featuring massive loaves, 50 gallon kettles, and a 300 foot long serving table.
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Erie
New York
Fillmore
Daniel Webster
Dunkirk
R Railroad Street
Deer
Lion Street
New York State
Wells Fargo Messenger
Justice and Wit Taught By Professor Lawlace
A student quotes a Lawlace remark on justice and duty in law, noting the professor’s famed wit. The exchange hints that true justice in law may yield social rewards and a celebrated New York reputation.
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Lawlace
Fifth Avenue
Park
New York Tribune
A Kindly Sense of Humor
A devotional excerpt urging a kindly sense of humor directed toward daily trials. It suggests today’s rugged edges may smile tomorrow and bitter trials may boost future joy in heaven, calling for a sunny, forgiving outlook and laughter that heals.
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Heaven
Mother’s
Red Tape Bath Tale From Senegal Hospital
A French traveler in colonial Senegal encounters absurd officialdom at a hospital when seeking a bath. The clerk insists on stamped applications to the governor and chief colonial doctor, with two non commissioned officers bath tickets, delaying service for two or three days as rules are applied to classify travelers.
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Senegal
Bath
Government House
Chicago Record Herald
Long Lived Ornaments Through the Ages
The article notes that ornaments endure longer than many human creations. Brooches and necklaces in museums are over forty centuries old, monuments may outlast them, and houses are rarely older than 1500 in England. Furniture wears out sooner, with little dating past 1500. Paintings endure, with some surviving six centuries.
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England
Woman Declares She Has Seen Few Safe Against Wiles
A Philadelphia Ledger exchange quotes a woman asserting that any man can be fooled by a pretty woman while a man responds that he has studied matters from the bystander’s viewpoint. The dialogue reflects flirtatious banter and wit in a newspaper tone.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Door Belief Delays Entry in Neighborly Call
A humorous exchange quotes a wife explaining she could not answer the door because a neighbor was busy chatting with someone while she was on the telephone, prompting the husband’s inquiry. The brief vignette reflects domestic wit from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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George
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Johnson quote on diligence and skill
A concise maxim attributed to Samuel Johnson asserts that almost nothing is beyond reach when diligence and skill are applied. The quote emphasizes perseverance and effort as keys to overcoming obstacles.
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Samuel Johnson
Taggart and Phi Attorneys for Plaintiff Aberdeen Washington
Attorneys Taggart and Phi for the plaintiff in Aberdeen Washington are listed as counsel in the case. The note identifies the law firm and location without further case details.
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Taggart & Phi Attorneys
Aberdeen, Wash
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Attorney At Law
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D, Swife & CO
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Sheet Metal Works
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Victor Erickson
E. Wishkah St
Humboldt Saloon
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T. H. Hill
Public Accountant
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Superior Court
State of Washington
Chehalis County
Mary A. Michel
Emil Michel
Austin M. Wade
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Huatari & Company
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John Doe Rautiainen
South Aberdeen
Montesano
United States of America
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