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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
8
President addresses Congress urging immediate banking and currency reform to empower free enterprise. He insists tariff changes require further legislation and calls for public control of banking to avoid monopolies and ensure credit access for business and individuals. He notes committees are ready to report and pledges full support.
Enos A Mills extols the beaver for industry repose home life and thrift noting his winter stores and spring work. John Purrey Mitchel is praised as energetic New York City leader named collector of the port at New York with a record of municipal investigations and reform views.
The St James Gazette notes that Richard Brinsley Sheridan and Miss Grant were married twice at Gretna Green in 1857 after a Sunday wedding in Edinburgh proved invalid for Sunday contracts. They were remarried on a weekday, creating a perplexing dual record for future historians.
A health note advises using facial bath water just warm enough to be comfortable to avoid skin sensitivity. After activities like golf or driving, apply cleansing cream, rinse after four to five minutes, then use warm water cloths, dry gently, and finish with a very cold cloth for refreshment.
The Panama-Pacific International Exposition directors select Alfred Lenz’s seal design. It features Columbia on a globe with the isthmus and canal, a laurel shovel, an olive branch, and a sheathed sword. Twin locks show a Chinese junk and a modern liner signaling world commerce opening to the Pacific.
Lord Methuen of England says women should not smoke arguing they lack the same sense of proportion as men and that a woman starts to smoke and does not know when to stop.
The article notes that while many metals become transparent as thin sheets when heated, aluminium remains impenetrable to light despite its lightness.
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