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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1909
Page
2
Fragmented text argues that courts derive power from a higher authority, placing them beyond popular reach. It questions whether American liberty survives if the people cannot influence such tribunals and ponders the role of legislative bodies and the executive in restraining judicial decisions.
The text discusses how teachers certified in other states may work in this state and how long they must reside to obtain voting residency. It outlines temporary certificates and conditions for teachers who have taught elsewhere and then return, noting applicability to out of state teaching during practice periods.
City officials discuss renewing auto licenses after 42 licenses were issued. The attorney general ruled in favor of the state, forcing owners to pay an extra two dollars for a new license this year, though many object to the principle of the surcharge.
The article cites Frank Ontario of Chicago noting the Cubs strong World Series run and predicting the Giants Dodgers and Cardinals may challenge the champion, with hope for another title season. It discusses uncertainties in pitching and offense and mentions potential surprises from the Reds.
The article notes growing interest in Japanese ferns among home gardeners. It explains the plant's creeping root stock, moss-embedded rhizomes, and moisture needs. Imported varieties are limited. ferns are kept in warm rooms and watered by dunking baskets in tepid water.
A homemaker describes trouble dusting window shades as dust clings to the upper shade and returns when lowered. An illustration shows an automatic Duster device fitted to the shade to reach and remove dust without ladders, offering a practical home cleaning aid.
Ambiguous text hints at a discussion among two dozen or more peers about forming a new national circuit and a potential end to certain plans. The fragment suggests views on pace and governance, with references to a looming division and a push to resolve proposals.
The readable fragments hint at a race or contest involving the Pireses and a firm, with references to contestants and weakness. Names like Fred Claree appear and mentions of New York and Philadelphia suggest a delayed or unsettled event.
Fragmented reports discuss players and teams with references to pitching, surface issues, and upcoming games. Mentions include Roger Breenshaw and Johnny McGrew from New York and New Jersey sources, mentions of Gant and Cle Tell, with vague bets on improvements and surprises for spring.
Readable text shows a fragmented message about a Philadelphia team and a season, noting a tough path and near finish. Mentions being thorn in the side of opponents and aiming to improve pitching and late-game finish.
Jimmy Smith champion of Greater New York to face Dave Woodbury Chiraze title holder in a $1000 side match at the New York tournament set for May 24 to June 12. The bout will be decided over fifteen games on brand new alleys at Madison Square Garden with no advantage to either player.
Fragmentary passage describes a shade on a roller with a mechanism that wipes the surface as it moves. The text is garbled and nonsensical, making it difficult to extract a coherent subject or event.
An index of fire alarm box locations in Fort Merry and surrounding streets lists intersections such as Market and F Street, American Mill, Heron and F Streets, Fourth and G, Broadway corners, Hart Wood Mill, Western Cooperage, and Curtis and Front, with note that boxes marked with an image are imaginary.
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