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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
2
Miss Mary Woolley of Mount Holyoke warns at a college alumnae lunch that quality of marriages matters more than number. She says college women value life’s meaning, while Dr Balliet notes threats to women’s colleges and stresses women’s broader liberal training.
A Pennsylvania official praised a Philadelphia scientist as “the most exact man I ever met” who bases beliefs on proven facts. He challenged casual talk, asking the speaker if they have tasted human flesh to condemn cannibalism, prompting a stern reply about knowledge limits.
A meditation on laughter as a gauge of character from Cervantes to Lincoln. The piece cites Goethe Emerson Lavater and Plutarch and notes how humor reveals intellect temper and resilience amid tyranny fear and sorrow. It links laughter to health and societal progress and references Goldsmith Pope and Falstaff in a period voice.
A 50 cent package of Pape's Diapepsin is advertised as a safe remedy for stomach misery. It claims to digest food instantly, prevent sour stomach and belching, relieve heart burn, nausea, headaches, and other indigestion symptoms after a single dose.
Readers are invited to share praise or criticism about the Herald Printery located at 408 East Wishkah Street. The note asks for word of mouth recommendations if pleased and direct feedback if not satisfied.
Notice is given by a majority of Northern Steamship Company trustees of a special stockholders meeting at Bowes and Locke in Aberdeen Washington on May 15 1909 at 8 PM. The meeting aims to approve increasing capital stock from 35000 to 75000 with par 100, authorize officers to proceed with the legal steps. Date of first publication March 18 1909. Date of last publication May 13 1909.
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