Aberdeen Herald circulation and subscription offer
The Aberdeen Herald, edited by J. Carney, announces semi weekly publishing schedule and post office mailing. Subscriptions are 2 dollars per year with various advance payment discounts and a claim of the paper being the oldest on Grays Harbor and with the largest Chehalis county circulation.
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A Wood Substitute for Factory Stock Discussed
Western spruce is gaining favor as a substitute for factory stock used by sash and door makers. The wood shows good appearance and cutting properties, with fewer knots but larger, yet a higher percentage of clear cuttings than pine. Large factories endorse it while some smaller ones fear extraction difficulties.
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Philadelphia Boss Rule Under Fire in Free Press Review
The American Monthly Review of ReviewsSummarizes a Philadelphia Municipal League report accusing Republican boss rule of corrupt city and state governance. It condemns a new state law curbing newspapers and criticizes Governor Wennypacker for his role. It argues press criticism safeguards democracy and warrants robust public discourse.
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Miles Defends Army Honor After Philippine Inquiry
General Miles argues for a clear division between the army as a whole and officers or soldiers who committed cruelty in the Philippines. He notes soldiers resisted firing on prisoners and protested abuses, urging punishment of the guilty to protect the innocent and uphold the nation’s standing.
Oldest Jefferson Ky letter carrier arrested for two cents
The Chicago Inter Ocean reports a long serving Jefferson post office carrier jailed for misappropriating 2 cents from a year ago as an overcharge on a stage fare. The piece questions equal justice amidst harsher actions against larger alleged frauds and cites Attorney General Knox.
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Physician and Surgeon Office Hours and Contacts
Office located at corner of Heron and H streets over Hayes and Hayes Bank. Hours 9 to 11 30 p m. KodSand 7 to p m. Telephone office 9 1, residence 5 9 5.
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Miles Betrayal Tale Upsets Civil War Memory
The Memphis Commercial Appeal accuses General Miles of treachery toward General Custer and claims his desertion caused Custer's massacre. The paper mixes history with imagination, biased in its telescoped veracity and recollection.
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Exchange in coin and corpses referenced by papers
The Kansas City World notes 600 boxes of specie sent to the Philippines contrasts with 6000 plus boxes of another kind shipped home in four years. The Chicago Chronicle voices tears over party reorganizer fears and recalls a tragic child’s future marriage dream and a well accident.
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Tax on Babies Cream Vermifuge Ad
Extreme hot weather taxes infant digestion and White's Cream Vermifuge is promoted as a tonic to stimulate digestion and improve health. Available for 25 cents at W. B. Paine & Co.
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Tulloch Warns of Post Office Revelations Against Payne
Seymour W. Tulloch a former Washington postoffice cashier warns that if Postmaster General Payne brands him a liar he will reveal acts of officials in the post office department that would shock the country, likening it to the star route fraud exposures. He urges readiness to tell the truth for truth's sake.
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His Last Hope Realized
A Montana Sentinel note recounts a settler on a claim in Oklahoma who suffered severe diarrhoea during a drought and heat. After a neighbor provided Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, the patient recovered quickly and slept soundly for the first time in weeks. Sold by all druggists.
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Mr Baer on railroad competition and fair profit
Mr Baer defines competition as rail lines building to collieries, though he believes they undersell each other. He opposes taking business that causes losses without guaranteed profit. He argues the world is big enough for all to make a living, but criticizes Baer for dividing the world among a few friends who profit at others' expense.
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