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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
6
The Aberdeen Harbor paper lists subscription rates and delivery reminders. It notes cash in advance pricing and deadlines for ad copy, while asserting historic circulation superiority in Chehalis County and warning about contract forfeiture if circulation claims fail to be true.
A collection of questions and answers explores the Panama Canal's potential impact on immigration from southern Europe, likely north south shifts, and Central American movement. It covers transit costs, lock operations, ship passage times, and related factual items from history and geography.
The passage cites the New York American noting that among animals the elephant is the wisest, surpassing even the manlike ape. It claims elephants are long headed and real reasoners, with astonishing stories about their intelligence deemed well authenticated by observers.
Aberdeen Printing Co operates at 309 East Wishkah Street offering printing services and related publishing tasks.
The text surveys classification methods for literature noting period based grouping as common, followed by language and then subject matter or form as bases for classification. It outlines how modern writers typically organize literary works by these criteria.
An essay discusses how trade secrets power art and commerce from Renaissance pigments to violin varnishes. It notes many secrets survive only in memory while others fade as masters guard their formulas. a Welsh blacksmith in a century past reportedly held a hidden craft now lost.
The newly added stadium features include a revelatory act by the marvelous Australians. This troupe of native bushmen showcases expert handling of the boomerang bush-axe spear and bull-whip. The sensational performance centers on dexterous control of weapons including 85 foot long bull-whips. An afternoon and night exhibition is set for Wednesday August 13 at the old Athletic Park show grounds.
In the Brookyln Times a young man at a boarding house complains to the landlady about his damp napkin. She quips that the napkin is damp because there is so much cue on his board, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding.
The Chicago Tribune quotes an accusation that a man was stingy lifelong, never tipping a waiter except once on his wedding tour when he gave 10 cents and asked for a receipt.
In the Philadelphia Inquirer an exchange questions a plan to leave a studio. The dialogue shows a dispute over rumors of eviction with a landlord cited as the instigator.
A Judge jokes about a meeting where Dorcas asks if late debate is a problem. Mrs Dorcas replies that all members will speak at once, avoiding delay.
A Seattle draughtsman testifies Plant Juice eased his two year stomach trouble gastritis and indigestion after one bottle. The copy extols indigestion nervous debility and modern life caused illness urging Plant Juice to strengthen and vitalize the system and eliminate poisons from blood. Sold at Eaton & Swaney Drug Store.
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