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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1909
Page
2
The President argues real downward tariff revision is possible when the Conference Committee uses the maximum and minimum provisions with the administration clause. He says the minimum rates grant him power to shape a low tariff law, and is especially focused on ensuring low minimum rates in the final bills so he can sign a measure.
A Sacramento physician argues before the Pacific Coast Advertising Men that doctors should advertise to educate the public about specialties. He asserts modern care requires experts and that dignified ads help patients select the right physician, improving outcomes and public welfare.
The document notes a summons in a Washington county court against Edward reby by F R Conway Welch to recover a sum with interest and a writ of attachment levied on land described as part of a section in the W M survey. Attorney G R Snider of Aberdeen Chehalis County is listed. Publication dates: June 21 to August 2.
The Nye monument near Asheville preserves the humorist Bill Nye’s wish for a simple grave marker. Funds were raised by the Nye Memorial circle with aid from the North Carolina Sunshine society and American Press Humorists. The massive bowlder rests on Buck Shoals farm, where Nye died in 1896, honoring his prefaced wish against pompous epitaphs.
The Omaha exposition lights were powered wirelessly from Fort Omaha by Dr. F H Millener. Four thousand incandescent lamps glowed for four hours, marking a nationwide scientific milestone. A classified notice follows for a 5 horsepower boiler and band saw from Wishkah Shingle Co. and a humorous barber joke from the Philadelphia Bulletin closes the snippet.
In her Africa book Miss Kirkland notes that older lions are more prone to attack humans as they lose the ability to catch prey. Hunger gnaws at the aged predators driving them to pounce on unwary people.
The snippet shows Henry Clay Banks and George Washington Cracker trading quips about a hunting event. Banks mentions a shootin match that left a bullet of clay pigeons, quoted by Puck, reflecting a playful, rustic tone.
Max O'Rell stayed with a friend in Edinburgh. While going for a walk on Stu his host offered an umbrella for modesty and decency saying it looks more respectable.
J J Kaufman Co invites ladies to visit their store between now and June 24 to see a large Hoosier display and enter a no strings giveaway for a $35 Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet. No purchase required.
Notice to water consumers lists irrigation hours for June through September from 6 am to 9 am and 6 pm to 9 pm with restrictions on other irrigation times. The order, by the water committee, is signed by G. F. McDougall.
A list of fire alarm box sites includes North Aberdeen, Cleveland Avenue, City Hall, High School Building, River Street, K and Hume Streets, Benn and East Heron, Harbor and East Heron, Second and North Aberdeen Bridge, Market and F Street, American Mill, Wishkah and G Streets, Heron and F Streets, Fourth and G Street, Market and M Street, Hume and H Street, Anderson and Middleton Mill, Broadway and Heron Street, Broadway and Third Street, Broadway and Sixth Street, Hart Wood Mill, Heron and Michigan Ave, Western Cooperage, Hume and Washington, Market and Washington, Curtis and Clark Street, Curtis and Evans Street, Curtis and Front Street. Boxes marked with an imaginary symbol are noted as imaginary.
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