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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
2
The Aberdeen Herald lists its printing office at East Wishkab Street Aberdeen with a biweekly schedule. Subscription rates are shown and the paper urges readers to report missed deliveries and submit ad copy by Saturday noon for Monday issues.
A Chehalis county row pits County Superintendent MecKillip against the board of commissioners over a press bureau and deputy needs. The Herald critiques the Shhillip press coverage, questions cost increases, and defends elected officials from added duties while noting salary changes and travel burdens amid school growth. Roosevelt reference adds political note as Stimson’s service is recalled.
The piece criticizes the New York World editorial on recall. It argues recall threatens despotism when the people control law makers and judges, and questions the limits of popular sovereignty and accountability in a government of the people.
The article warns the administration will push a federal incorporation plan to centralize corporate control in Washington, labeling it a dangerous move by magnates. It cites Texas and Missouri cases against Standard Oil and notes broad concern over concentrated authority, while a Rhode Island bank reports a cashier in arrears and other assorted letters and questions follow.
City subscribers are urged to notify City Messenger Co. if the Herald is not received by 6 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays so delivery can be resumed to the correct address. The remainder offers scattered, comical domestic tips and a dialogue about writing and a novel reference.
A historical overview notes early female aviators as trailblazers. It mentions the Duchess of Beaufort, Mrs Katherine Clemmons Gond, Miss Harriet Quinby, Eleanor Sears of Boston, and others in Britain and America who advanced flying as a sport. French and English pioneers are highlighted with feats and public interest.
The article describes a shifting Senate stance on reciprocity with powerful interests aiming to delay or defeat the treaty. It notes Taft’s evolving view and mentions Lorimer era tactics and committee maneuvers as forces seek to sway votes. Also referenced are reactions from the Baltimore American and a discovery about ancient town ruins in Arizona.
A quotation asserts that criticism harms only when one lacks character. If false it does not hurt, and if true it reveals weak points to warn of future troubles.
A novelty wedding decor suggests using a rose covered parasol instead of a bell. The br ide and groom stand under a skeleton parasol frame adorned with pink or white roses, with garden roses from the hothouse variety as the centerpiece.
A fragment describes fashionable pins for chairs with outward curves, matching silks and cottons. It notes patterned tulles, white hues, green foliage motifs, and a Greek key band, reflecting decorative textile details and stylistic trends.
A self help piece advocates daily physical postures and affirmations to improve health. The author argues adopting a strong stance and positive mental attitude shifts feelings, nerves, and blood flow, leading to an overall improvement in health and mood.
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