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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1903
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald outlines subscription pricing for various advance payment terms and emphasizes its status as the oldest paper on Grays Harbor with the largest Chehalis County circulation. It notes contracts may be forfeited if circulation claims are not absolutely true.
The Chicago Tribune accuses Perry Heath of borderland conduct and complicity in post office irregularities. It urges Roosevelt to press arrest and prosecution, noting Cuban postal service frauds and broader accountability for officials in Washington.
A Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt seeks guidance from federal judges on methods used by the Bureau of Corporations to gather information about trusts under the Sherman act. The piece argues the criminal clause should be enforced and highlights fears of rich men facing prison, with a fable from Smart Set illustrating trust in sincerity. It ends by asking whether the American heiress agrees to give up wealth to marry the prince.
The Lancaster county Democratic committee passed resolutions condemning reorganizers allied with Republican papers seeking to nominate a candidate disliked by a broad Democratic base. The group asserts loyal Democrats support Jefferson and Jackson traditions, predicting a smaller reorganizer bloc than metropolitan papers imply.
The London Times reports Great Britain annexed three small uninhabited islands near Pitcairn including Ducie Island with a safe harbor. British consul Tahiti Mr Simons saw value in canal prospects and acted to preempt French moves, echoing familiar imperialist themes in the Tribune commentary.
The Rev Dr Latham A Crandall of Chicago challenged divinity students at Chicago University to rethink revival talk and elite fellowship. He warned that soul saving means more than conversions and urged Christians to embody Christ rather than chase empty emotional displays.
A Boston Post correspondent reports Judge Siebecker shows Solomon like wisdom in a dispute over a $10 meat bill. The emaciated defendant denied the claim while the butcher testified purchases were within four weeks. The judge, after examining the defendant, ruling in his favor saying the man has not eaten $10 worth of meat in his lifetime.
Mrs M A Jolley of Noble Oklahoma writes that Herbine is the most perfect liver medicine and greatest blood purifier. She notes malaria cannot lodge in a liver in good order and calls Herbine an efficient liver regulator available for 50 cents at Paine & Co with The Semi Weel Herald subscription offer.
The poem-like piece from the New Orleans Times-Democrat explains that hearing a bullet whistle means it has already missed. It warns the unseen bullet is the dangerous one and shares a soldier’s view that windage makes the audible flight only reveal the danger after passage.
A Countess notes breakfast as source of domestic friction and stresses how early family meals expose temper while midday brings civility. She argues large patriarchal households abroad would fail under breakfast pressure, yet temper settles by noon as relations-in-law resume semblance of harmony.
An Australian auctioneer famed for education over skill tries to sell cattle to farm hands. He boasts about a fine lot of heifers and bullocks with predominating heifers. A farmer in the crowd interrupts with a blunt quip about the cattle’s condition.
Mrs Cawker instructs her daughter not to repeat gossip about Mrs Gilfoyle told by Mrs Fosdick. She explains it would be ungenerous and unkind and says she intends to tell the tale herself to Mrs Cumso later.
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