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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
6
The column quotes Mrs Philip van Valkenberg arguing against suffrage and praising women’s charm and duties. Richard Le Gallienne contends women deserve the vote, stating women are better suited to social issues and child welfare and urging equal chances for men and women.
Actress Mary Mannering argues that suffrage belongs to both sexes. She says men err when they oppose women’s rights and that parents must provide occupations for daughters as well as sons. She envisions a future where women are companions to men in all aspects.
Commissioner of Health Dr Samuel G Dixon argues for a middle path between old time personal care and modern medical science to restore trust in physicians. He urges physicians to give each patient individual attention during office visits and to promptly aid a sick mother, while noting the need for friendly engagement with families and awareness of children’s conditions.
A speaker argues for a Court of Commerce to regulate trade and prevent corporations from setting their own rates. He warns that combinations dominate nearly every article and consumer protection hinges on government oversight, predicting future disdain for wealth amassed by millionaires.
An editorial style promotion linking a strong stomach to good citizenship and military readiness. It extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for digestion and nutrition, warns against substitutes, and offers free medical advice pamphlets from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York.
A story from Youth's Companion about two dear old ladies at a ticket window for two concerts. The second night tickets are sold out, so they buy four first-night seats to attend twice the opening evening, hoping to stretch the plan to fit their wish.
The article describes Lake Nor in the Tabi desert as a wandering lake with shifting movement. Sven Hedin’s explanation cites Tarim River salt inflow during high summer as pushing the lake southeast, while prevailing summer winds from the northeast push sand and dust, driving the lake southward.
At 3 o'clock a woman left home without an umbrella and lent at the subway newsstand. Rain began, and she paid a boy 1 cent to escort her home. She later reclaimed her own dripping umbrella after recognizing the boy and the borrowed one.
The article argues that reducing rations far below the usual intake harms soldiers, sailors, and prisoners, causing weakness and illness. It notes current provisions are nearly double what Fletcher and Chittenden deem necessary, yet performance suffers when diets fall short of natural human instinct.
Mrs. O R Coyle of Aberdeen Washington reports kidney trouble relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills first obtained at Red Cross Pharmacy in 1903. She says cold settlements affect her kidneys but a few doses provide relief and she has had no return attacks. Sold at all dealers 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.
The discussion covers ballot reform phases with focus on reducing voter choices and increasing appointive offices. Observers cite Dr Woodrow Wilson on limiting votes per person and advancing direct citizen control, using the commission form as an example of curbing long ballots.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple times and the year 1910, offering unclear schedule data. The readable elements include 6:00 6:15 1:00 1:30 4:00 5:00 and the year 1910, but no coherent event or entities.
The piece argues that industrial peace comes from mediation and arbitration and notes that prosperity has grown from cooperation between labor and capital. It contends labor and owners depend on each other and that concessions are needed in buoyant times. It also mentions Halley’s Comet approaching mid May and the public knowing through astronomers.
The forecast suggests a population around 100 million, not counting outlying possessions. This figure reflects an era of rapid growth and expansion in the nation’s demographics.
Schedule lists outbound trains 366 324 822 585 865 580 with destinations Seattle Tacoma East Grays Harbor Moclips Cosmopolis and through connections to Portland Daily except Sunday with through runs on specific days Arrivals show 821 365 323 366 586 579 from Seattle Tacoma Moclips Cosmopolis with daily exceptions noted for 586 579 and through service to Ocosta on Wed and Sat.
A new government cookbook explains affordable cuts of meat for children in domestic economy lessons. It frames cooking basics for kindergartners and highlights practical ways to stretch meals on tight budgets.
Notice in the Superior Court of Washington Chehalis County that T. R. Wade has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Adolphus Summerville deceased. Creditor claims must be filed as required by law with the administrator.
T R Wade administrator of the estate warns all persons with claims against Adolphus W Summerville to present verified claims with necessary vouchers at his residence at Attic Washington or to A M Wade attorney at Aberdeen Washington within one year from May 26 1910. Publication dates begin May 26 1910 and end June 30 1910.
P W McKinlay files a tax lien foreclosure in Chehalis County Superior Court against W P Williams and unknown owners. Certificates 224 and 225 show delinquent amounts totaling 54 75 with interest at 15 percent. Property includes Pennell's addition to Aberdeen Lot 2 Block 2 and Lots 6 8 Block 2. Defendants must answer within sixty days from May 12 1910 or face default judgment.
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