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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald announces subscription rates and maintenance rules. It notes Monday and Thursday deadlines for ads and emphasizes its status as Che county’s oldest paper with wide circulation. The notice warns that advertising contracts are void if circulation claims are untrue.
The Grays Harbor country eyes petroleum as a soon to be developed resource. Prospective drilling could transform communities, boost property values, and push regional progress ahead by rapid oil discovery and industry growth.
The piece argues wage investigations are government business in protected industries while rail leaders like Ripley oppose outside wage controls. It cites political shifts toward direct senator election and a broader critique of Senate power in constitutional reform.
The piece quotes Judge Garr condemning the proposed income tax plan that would tax wealthier incomes more while exempting up to four thousand dollars. It argues that the progressive tax seeks equity, notes the poor bear the burden via consumption taxes, and urges elites to embrace reform.
This advice warns against long bending in gardening to avoid back pain. It recommends wearing worm wool undershirts in winter and switching to thinner wool as days warm. It urges care to prevent lumbers and similar back troubles, noting many suffer from carelessness.
In a playful exchange, Moode requests kindling and shingles to build a model as the Artist contemplates cubism. His Wife questions the unusual materials while the Artist explains the project ambitions.
The piece argues strongly for civil service reform, criticizing officeholders with campaign-orator credentials and calling for qualified, nonpartisan administration. It warns that national prosperity has shielded poor public service and stresses the public’s low familiarity with high administrative standards.
The opening decade of the twentieth century shows two concurrent movements: falling birth rates and rising living costs. The text argues these trends, though troubling to some, indicate progress of civilization rather than decay, countering prevailing doom narratives with a stance that higher civilization yields these changes as signs of advancement.
The American college of today stands between mills and colleges. The German American university becomes home of scholarship and research as professional schools encroach on the four year period. The college must train the whole student guiding social and recreational life to loaf wisely and play as well as study diligently.
John Doty chief engineer at Globe Laundry Works of Aberdeen credits Plant Juice with curing his long running neuralgia and fatigue after one bottle. He says pains are gone and recommends the remedy for indigestion constipation poor circulation and rheumatic pain as the Plant Juice man offers money back if it fails.
Ready to lease concession space in the Amusement Pavilion at Moclips. Contact Moclips Amusement & Tours Co. at 514 East Market St Aberdeen or by telephone 229.
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