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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1907
Page
4
The Semi-Weekly Aberdeen Herald, published Thursdays at 405 Genoa, lists J O4 Vos Rand as proprietor. It claims to be the oldest paper in a wide circulation and references executive and statement notices tied to this year’s records.
The Vidette questions the county's stance on division and petition sentiment in a tattered editorial. It suggests that voters would reveal true feelings if allowed to vote, arguing petitions and signatures record public opinion while private intent remains hidden.
The New York Press, a Republican paper, faces censure from party leadership as it calls for reform. It questions a possible $80,000,000 Standard Oil verdict and scoffs at the idea of destroying the oil monopoly through court punishment. Rockefeller is cited as claiming vast stock gifts, while critics warn of enduring monopoly and crime branding.
Allies of secretary Taft and Senator Foraker stage lively match of delegates arguing Taft shares the people’s will and can curb corporate lawbreaking even if it means targeting millionaire officials. Foraker praised but wary that his presidency would risk continued corporate plunder. Roosevelt supporters nationwide likely push Taft nomination.
A garbled New York Reuters style line mentions a man who lost money and died by his own act, hinting at a heaven claim. The passage also speculates the courts will struggle with punishing Standard Oil without harming consumers, reflecting early 20th century antitrust tensions.
The text discusses whether treaties can override the U.S. Constitution and the balance of power among the president, senate, and states. It questions if a treaty could nullify constitutional amendments and how courts would respond, suggesting potential constitutional amendments. It cites Roosevelt, international affairs, and contemporary political commentary with varied references.
Several ships sail and arrive as loading continues at multiple city mills. The schooner Zampa loads at American mill for San Francisco, while Benicia, A. J. West, and others head to market ports. Vessels Santa Monica Santa Barbara Centralia Endeavor and more frequent the piers for freight to San Francisco, San Pedro, and Honolulu.
New attraction Old Arkansaw by Fred Raymond will appear at the Grand theater on Tuesday May 14. The melodramatic comedy portrays American life with realism and wholesome humor. It features a complete scenic production and novel vaudeville features and is billed as a strong drawing card of the season.
The Grand Theater presents Old Arkansaw a rural melodramatic comedy by Fred Raymond on Tuesday May 14. Promoted as an up to date departure from traditional plays it features strong plot twists rapid scenes and a complete scenic production with notable electrical and mechanical effects.
An ad touts Herbine as a universal liver regulator and cure for constipation dyspepsia malaria and chills. A Texas customer from Emory testifies his wife uses it for five years with my family confirming its efficacy and claims it is sold by all druggists.
The fragment discusses silver hair and fashion tones like berry and claret, noting how snowy hair enhances colors. It then pivots to a string of absurd time riddles with answers such as a quarter to 2 and eight p.m, ending with a playful telephone-number joke.
N A Adams of Henrietta Pa reports that after five years of eczema and failed treatment from several doctors a bottle of Electric Bitters restored his son’s health. The family bought several bottles, saw complete recovery, and praise Evans Drug Co for the remedy priced at 50 cents.
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