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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1905
Page
4
The text analyzes a Tarbell portrait of Rockefeller, questioning how he attained power and wealth. It notes Tarbell’s focus on the man’s growth to god power and the moral qualities behind his public influence, contrasting legends with fact.
The piece reviews Lincoln Steffens analysis of Ohio politics, focusing on Cleveland and Cincinnati. It praises Steffens for clear prose and portrays Cleveland as a model of reform under a strong businesslike city government, while noting tensions with state power and suggesting citizens must choose between Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Director Roberts of the Mint argues increased gold production raises coin quantity without legal limits on metal content altering money value. He contends that as long as money is defined by a fixed grain weight, more coins circulate and do not devalue currency. The dialogue reflects debate over gold supply and coinage policy.
The article discusses the quantity theory of money and gold value, arguing for monetary principles and 1865 Democratic positions, followed by local items: Judd Elliott visiting, Chehalis County Day, property on Randall street, hospital updates, business visits, church and social notices, accidents, and G A R veterans’ gathering reports in Chehalis and surrounding area.
Senator Newlands of Nevada denounces Republican leaders for chasing imperial aims in the Philippines while neglecting urgent U.S. needs. He cites delays on the railroad question and tariff reforms, warning that monopoly dominates domestic policy as the nation fixes its gaze on distant colonies.
A 1920s article discusses tariff policy and government procurement amid party politics. It cites Secretary Taft and a Republican commission amid claims of protectionist pressures. The text mentions army supply pricing, favors American goods, and notes timber purchases by a mill company amid economic debate.
Major John Lindstrom returns from San Francisco with a contract to construct a 154 foot schooner for Charles Higgins. The vessel measures 38 foot beam and 13 foot hold, costing about 6600 dollars. It will be the largest steamer built in his yard, 734 feet longer than the Bee. Construction offers four months of steady work for shipwrights and benefits Aberdeen business leaders.
The Herald Printery located at 89 Wishkah offers top quality commercial job printing services. Their facilities handle a variety of print needs including letterheads envelopes and business forms with quick turnaround and reliable results.
The schooner Marie is loading at the Michigan mill for San Francisco. The J. H. Brace, Cah Mill, and other vessels including the Henry Wilson, Espada, and 4. B. Joes are loading or at mills for San Francisco or nearby points. Several ships report cargo operations at Aberdeen Lumber and Wilson Bros. mills as they prepare for Pacific departures.
An advertisement claims that a tired feeling shows liver trouble and promotes Herbine as a remedy. J J Hobard of Temple Texas reports two years of use with strong health benefits and relief from headaches rheumatism and nervousness. Sold in 50 cent bottles by W B Paine Co in the era priced per bottle.
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