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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1907
Page
3
The article argues railroads should adopt practical wireless tech for trains to relay news stock quotes and calls between trains and stations. It highlights electric motive power, the Paley wireless telephone, and the need for safer operations while noting some roads may still opt for wired solutions if a wireless telephone is not offered.
The piece argues the public withholds funds from railroads not due to hostile laws but overextended and watered securities from mismanaged lines. It states no severe legislation has harmed honest capitalization and urges putting railroads on an honest basis to restore investor confidence.
An opinion piece by Henry Clews argues socialism cannot take root in the United States. He praises American wealth difference and warns against alien influences seeking reform.
A Paris newspaper hired a famous novelist to supply adventure chapters for one franc a line. He discovers his ill collaborator’s 25 centimes a line was subletted to a third writer at 10 centimes. The novelist rewrites the ending from back numbers to save the tale.
An old medical note explains swelling after injury as the body's protective response during healing. It describes blood vessel rupture, serum and white blood cells leaking into tissue, and dilation of nearby vessels increasing swelling. White cells may aid repair, becoming part of new tissue.
A Westminster Gazette note describes a Scottish wedding custom where guests pay for entry and for the wedding feast. It cites a Glasgow Cowcaddens notice announcing a soldier’s marriage with admission at two pence and sixpence for attendance at the feast, noting the practice as peculiarly Scotch.
A critique on reader neglect of an artist’s structure in poetry and novels. The reader must accept the artist’s intention and the deliberate placement of words and episodes to enjoy the harmony and beauty of the work.
The text explains that atmospheric temperature drops about one degree for every 300 feet gained in altitude and rises similarly when descending. It notes a mean polar temperature of 0 degrees and an equatorial range of 80 to 90 degrees, then estimates a one degree change per seventy to eighty miles traveled north or south.
A Cedar Grove resident writes that after liver and kidney troubles and failed relief, Electric Bitters brought a full recovery. One bottle relieved, three bottles completed the cure, praising the product as the best on earth for stomach liver and kidney issues. Evana Drug Co. markets the tonic as guaranteed.
State authority grants Union Bank & Trust Co of Aberdeen a certificate to carry on trust business in Washington after full capital payment of fifty thousand dollars. Certificate dated May 29, 1907, at Olympia with state seal.
Lizzie E. Davie files in Chehalis County Superior Court to foreclose tax lien on Lot Nine Block Six Bay View Addition Westport Washington. Certificate of Delinquency 283 issued February 9 1907 for 13.75 dollars plus penalties interest costs. Last publication June 24 1907.
The State of Washington summons Mary E. Carter to appear within sixty days after May 16, 1907 to answer a complaint seeking dissolution of marriage on grounds of desertion. Attorney H. J. Hollanes notices address in Aberdeen. Last publication date June 27, 1907.
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