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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
4
Semi Weekly Aberdeen Herald lists publication days Monday and Thursday with office at 408 East Wesusah street Aberdeen Washington 5541 phone. Rate card shows display terms readers five cents per inch and regular space rates. The note claims the paper is the oldest in Chehalis county with a large circulation.
The Oregonian criticizes Mr Bryan’s initiative and compares opposition from The Times and The Roosevelt stance. It argues referendums are a long standing political tool in US and state constitutions and questions Hariman’s fate if his policy fails.
The piece argues for nationwide adoption of initiative and referendum as tools for direct democracy. It cites Russia as an exception, notes gradual progress in electing senators by the people, and endorses Bryan’s view that local and national practices should move toward people’s rule without intermediaries, while acknowledging possible missteps.
A tongue in cheek remark from the Chicago Record Herald notes the St. Louis smoke inspector has little to do, joking that without smoke to inspect he could lose his job.
A short note dismisses physicians warnings about microhea in kissing babies and states a firm refusal to boil the babies, asserting there is nothing more to it.
The July McClure's presents The Confession and Autobiography of Harry Orchard, a confessed murderer of eighteen men including ex governor Stunenberg. Orchard recalls childhood in Ontario and early life in Michigan, describing gradual moral decline from cheese factory business to arson and flight with another man's wife.
A ten ton shipment of Limburger cheese arrives in San Francisco. The odor from the cargo is expected to be noticeable in the area, contrasting with typical city smells.
Secretary Taffie jokes on a western trip that if John D Rockefeller’s barber had succeeded in making his hair grow the barber could have become worth a million, noting the clerk’s estimate of 100000.
The veto of a 2 cent passenger rate by Governor Hughes shocks New York, with critics calling him a corporation tool. Debate references other states like Ohio and questions of railroad finances. Mention of Gov Hoke Smith refusing Chautauqua lectures and Chinese rebels admitting goals.
The St. Albans Messenger questions public benefit and money flow, noting trouble with spending. It hints at a Princeton man prepared to cite Webster for a strong reply to Roosevelt about fish critics.
The planet Mara will come nearer to Earth this summer than ever before, while the nation faces potential conflict with a neighboring country during the Teddy era.
Joan Garret of North Mills North Carolina states she discharged the walking stick after four years due to a stubborn sore. She credits Backlen's Arnica Salve for healing the sore and improving her well being. Evans Drug Co. guarantees the salve for piles burns and similar afflictions, priced at 25 cents.
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