Oldest Herald paper claims widest Chemalis county circulation
A reader quiz compiles facts and curiosities about history and public affairs. It cites advertising reliance on circulation, South African explosives trade with Australia, and trivia on flags, Panama canal, Cuban army, Yale class of 1913, and state resources.
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No Room For Dependents of Other Nations
A political stance argues that the United States should not bear the burden of dependents from other nations and calls for deportation to their home countries. It emphasizes laws without favoritism and prioritizes care for nationals through structured institutions, linking national welfare to race talent, unity, and economic justice.
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Preventive medicine shapes future of health and migration
A health advocate argues the physician of the future will focus on prevention rather than cure. Preventive medicine could remove misery, poverty, and war-like tensions, easing international strife. The piece cites Chinese history, population movements, and Panama Canal-zone achievements as context for safer migrations and global stability.
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Love and royal marriages captivate notable matches
The piece notes Miss Ethel Carow Roosevelt's betrothal to Dr. Richard Derby, detailing her White House upbringing and Derby's Harvard ties. It also covers Princess Victoria of Prussia and Prince Ernest of Cumberland, detailing the tumultuous path to their union, the emperor’s mediation, and the princess's simple, multilingual upbringing.
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Senator Keeps House: Crane to Appear Next Thursday Night
William H. Crane will appear next Thursday night in a performance of The Senator Keeps House. The engagement is announced by the theater company with details of venue and showtimes.
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Crane Tour Brings Broadway Cast Back to Town
Public matters loom as a land claim seeks congressional action with Senatorial reporting. Mr Crane leads a household plotline in a stage drama praised for its appeal and character depth. Joseph Brooks directs the tour with Mabel Bert and others from the Garrick Theatre production.
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