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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
4
The Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald lists subscription prices at 2.00 per year with advance payment discounts. Rates for one month, two months, three months, six months, and nine months are shown, emphasizing savings with prepaid plans and claiming the paper’s long-standing circulation on Grays Harbor.
The Brooklyn Eagle argues both major parties would align with a single gold standard and maintain protection. It claims the republicans would resist tariff changes and view territories as colonies while the democrats would accept gold as standard and oppose income tax.
The passage argues the Democratic party has not been fully absorbed by Republican influence. It warns that even if Democrats adopt the Republican platform, educating them to support policies favored by trust magnates may prove difficult, as speakers urge cautious alignment with Bryn's Commoner tone.
Gant's Lawyer attacks fake eye doctors and traveling opticians charging high prices for poor glasses. He cites Dr W M Lamb and others who travel to towns to scam buyers with grandiose lectures and box car ads. The piece warns readers to beware such spectacles and unreliable tests.
A Tacoma Ledger inspired note urges Aberdeen to improve teamwork like Tacoma’s baseball club. It warns against personal interests blocking projects such as the Puyallup bridge, arguing broad civic gain from manufacturing sites boosts population and payroll, benefiting all, not a few.
A lively Olympus Theatre night features Miss Ray and Gus Tate in fast comedy with Mae Lester a clever new addition. Helena wears a Worth dress and adds to the entertainer lineup along with Georgie Lee, Margaret Foster, Harry Steele, Rose Harper, the Vernon Sisters and more. Gus Tate plans a Sunday benefit before departing Monday for a New York engagement.
The Bangor loads at the American mill for San Pedro. Winslow loads at the Michigan mill for San Francisco. Wrestler loads at West & Slade mill for Honolulu. F M Slade loads at West & Slade mill for South Africa. Henry Wilson arrived Tuesday and loads at the burned Wilson mill for San Francisco. Centralia arrived Monday and sails to San Pedro tomorrow. John F Miller at Anderson Middleton mill for San Francisco. W F Jewett arrived Tuesday and loads at Anderson Middleton mill for San Francisco. Jennie Stella arrived Monday and loads at West & Slade mill for San Francisco. W H Smith at Bryden Leitch mill for San Francisco. Gallilee at Western mill loading for San Francisco.
A family hotel offers electric and steam heating in the Wog district. Free porcelain stop with stay aims to attract locals and visitors to Seattle, inviting them to make the city head of their travels.
An old promotional notice advertises a fever remedy and home treatment guidance. It lists contact details including states and cities and encourages women to call or write for more information.
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