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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
8
The piece urges citizens to actively participate in politics beyond paying taxes. It argues voting for candidates of moral character is essential to protect national morals and civic well being, warning that abstention harms sacred life interests. Smyrna figs region supplies most of the U S dried figs.
New and handsome linen sets for the bed feature embroidery and plain hems. The article notes stitched hems can fail and suggests overhanded hems or plain hems. Crochet lace across the end and lace around pillow slips are offered for refined, tasteful looks.
Admiral George Dewey, 77, renowned for the Manila Bay victory, leads the navy general board and the army navy combined forces strategy board. Born in Montpelier Vermont on December 26 1857 he remains active despite age, with a career spanning the Civil War through Spanish American War and beyond.
London Answers recalls great blind names from history including Louis Braille who created the system in his twenties after losing sight early. It notes James Holman the traveler and Henry Fawcett the Cambridge economist and politician, highlighting enduring achievements by the sightless.
In Siberia during winter milk is shipped frozen with a round hole cut in each cake. The cakes are threaded onto a string and carried to market, enabling easy transport in harsh cold conditions.
Sir Robert Weeks lauds the U S medical corps for making the Panama Canal feasible noting French failure to combat disease led to collapse of their effort He calls the canal a major engineering feat on par with other regional projects and stresses disease control as essential to success.
A humorous remark in the Chicago Record Herald notes a man always optimistic about success yet doing nothing. The quip portrays persistent belief without action and elicits a wry reaction from the newspaper.
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