Aberdeen Herald Subscription Rates and Contact Details
The Aberdeen Herald lists subscription rates with one year at 2.00 in advance 1.50 and six months at 1.00 Readers are asked to notify the Herald Office at 309 East Wishkah Street if issues are missed Advertising rates and copy deadlines are provided with Monday morning for Tuesday and Thursday morning for Friday issues The paper claims to be the oldest in Grays Harbor with wide circulation in Chehalis County.
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Subscriptions under Carothers not reported to Herald office
Phil Carothers of Montesano solicited Herald subscriptions during the automobile contest but did not report his business. Complaints say some readers did not receive the paper. the Herald will accept receipts from subscribers and issue office receipts for the covered period.
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May 13 Note Seeks German Compliance on Naval War
The United States delivered a May 13 note to Germany demanding adherence to international law and a reestablishment of freedom of the seas. President Wilson framed the message as the will of a united nation and urged disavowal of attacks on American and allied vessels and passengers. The note ties to prior warnings about a sharp wartime submarine campaign and calls for immediate steps to prevent recurrence of aggression.
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Germany
Wilson
Gulfright
Cushing
Falaba
Lusitania
Wisdom on War Avoidance and Diplomacy Across Ages
The piece argues Americans grew to doubt the Spanish American War, blaming mob action for entering conflict and urging restraint until proof of guilt is established. It cites Captain Sigsbee and lessons from 1812 1848 1861 1898, noting Bryce and Goldwin Smith praise earlier statesmanship that might have prevented wars.
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United States
James Bryce
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Goldwin Smith
Europe
Auditor's hitch halts underage county wedding
Montesano May 27 County Auditor Duncan Campbell spot checks a license blank number mismtach as a young couple seeks to wed. A phone call from an irate guardian stops Hazel from marrying, proving she is not of age. The couple leaves deflated after the miscount and parental intervention.
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Peace with honor and no entry into war urged
An editorial urges the United States to exhaust peaceful means to prevent war and avoid entanglement, arguing that refusing war preserves peace with honor and preserves opportunity to aid suffering neutrals while preventing global chaos.
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United States
Spokane
Public Health Progress Cuts New York Death Rate in Half
Over 25 years New York City reduced its crude death rate from 26 to 13.33 per thousand, illustrating how local action improves public health. City life hazards and overcrowding are managed, placing NYC’s death rate below rural districts and giving city children a better chance of survival.
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New York
Panama Canal Designed to Be a Unifier of Nations
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall reinforces the Panama Canal as a unifier of nations in a speech highlighting its global significance and strategic impact on commerce and diplomacy.
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Peruna Cure Praised By Mrs Skehan In Chicago Testimony
Mrs C Skehan of 614 B Leavitt St Chicago Illinois testifies that Peruna cured her catarrh and eye irritation after other medicines failed. She says she always uses Peruna when her family needs it and recommends it for others.
Monteseano Farmers Quiz Shows Value of County Agriculturist
May 27 report from Montesano describes the county agriculturist Mr. Monroe answering farmers questions on thistles worms cabbage milk fever lime and hog houses. He admits unknowns but locates solutions and provides practical help to the community.
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Court House
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Cartoonist Evelyn Bargett Brings Fresh Seasonal Program
A Boston based cartoonist and crayon artist Evelyn Bargett showcases a new season program after a winter of travel and study. Her vivid scenes entertain and move audiences with humor and pathos, reflecting her skill in drawing, writing, and teaching.
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Boston
Federal inquiry into Snohomish Skagit land frauds
A federal grand jury in Tacoma questions witnesses from Snohomish and Skagit counties amid a land fraud probe. Notable names include Mrs. Margaret Rowe and son Karl linked to a night rider case, and Walter S. Boyer, a Portland interior department special agent, among others as they assess alleged valueless timber claims and inducements by attorneys.
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Margaret Rowe
Karl
South Bend
Gotchy Gears Up For Elma Six Round Title Show
In Elma Monday, "Bugs" Crisp of Elma faces "Si" Gotchy of Olympia in a six round bout after two prior draws. Crisp weighs about 10 pounds more but Gotchy holds more ring experience. Preliminaries include O Holman vs Kid Chambers and Jimmy White vs Ora Watkins. A riceed ring promises clear views and the Elma Athletic club promotes a large crowd.
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Ora Watkins
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Maloney Sues Johnson and Others Over $650 Note
In Montesano on May 27 W H Maloney sues Alice Johnson and others to collect a $650 note.
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W. H. Maloney
Alice Johnson
Mrs. Zehner to Speak on Chautauqua Platform This Summer
Mrs. A. C. Zehner, noted lecturer with twenty years on the Chautauqua circuit, will lecture in this state this summer. Born in the south to a slaveholding family she learned sectional feeling, but now preaches national unity through an end to all forms of division. Her audiences praise her clarity and she is repeatedly invited back.
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Zehner
South
Aberdeen Market Prices for Poultry Livestock and Meats
Average wholesale values in Aberdeen today show live chickens 10 to 15 cents per lb and dressed 18 to 20 cents. Cattle 64 to 65 cents, sheep 3 to 4 cents, hogs 7 cents. Pork 9 to 11 cents, beef cuts 9 to 12 cents, veal 12 to 14 cents, lamb 16 to 18 cents, mutton 124 to 140? cents. Ham 17 to 19 cents, bacon 16 to 25 cents, lard 11.5 to 14.6 cents per lb.
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Retail Prices Today in Aberdeen Stores
Prices for flour coffee butter cheese eggs potatoes onions and vegetables listed for Aberdeen stores. Strawberries are described as heavily discounted with boxes retailing from 10 cents to 38 for a quarter and mention of yesterday’s four for a quarter elsewhere in town.
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Gospel of Good Will Guides Nation in World Peace
A presidential reflection on the canal project linking nations through humanity. The speaker opposes destructive rage and urges the gospel of good will as supreme, warning of warlike monuments built on blood while urging the olive branch of peace.
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United States
Why color blind people see gray in many hues
The article explains color blindness stems from retinal cone deficiencies. It states rods and cones form the retina and missing cone parts dull color sensations, often making colors appear gray even in normal eyes, noting limits in detecting ultraviolet and electric rays.
Clean-Knives at Home Prompted School Banter
A London boarding school head and undermaster enforce table manners. A tutor catches a boy cleaning his knife on the tablecloth and asks if that is what is done at home. The boy answers that at home they use Clean-Knives. The incident highlights strict discipline at meals.
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London
London Mail
Oldest and Largest Chautauquas Mapped by Region
The oldest Chautauqua is at Lake Chautauqua New York. The largest Chautauqua for eight days or less is at Lincoln Nebraska. The richest is at Winona Lake with over one million dollars invested in grounds and electric railway. One of the largest chains is the Ellison White Chautauqua System operating 110 Chautauquas.
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Bismarck Prefers Russian to Greek for Education
The statesman argued that Russian teaches discipline of the mind more practically than Greek and proposed replacing Greek with Russian in education. He dismissed Greek as a dead language and questioned why scholars cling to it.
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Busch
Chautauqua Advice on Reading and Dialogue
A spirited note by T. W. Stewart extols Chautauqua as a catalyst for reading, discussion, and action. It promises access to top ideas from schools, colleges, churches and social centers delivered to communities directly.
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T. W. Stewart
Chautauqua Endures in American Spirit Quote
William M. Ladd states that the Chautauqua will endure due to being in the blood of the American people, underscoring enduring cultural resilience and national identity.
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William M. Ladd
Chautauqua Alternative Considered for Program
Community groups weigh replacing the Chautauqua with an alternative event set to preserve cultural programming. Organizers seek input from residents and outline potential formats and funding approaches for a revised summer series.
All Around Him Fragment Teases Loupe of Spats
A fragment from Loutaville Courier Journal shows a weary floor walker remarking You ought to have my job for awhile as he searches for spats. The terse dialogue hints at daily floor-walker life and a bustling shop scene.
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Loutaville Courier-Journal
Wanted a Carver
A Pittsburgh Post item notes a man seeking a corn expert for his son who belongs to a corn club and raised a fine crop last year. He asks how to handle pests affecting the corn.
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Pittsburgh Post
Contortionist Remark Sparks Banter Scene Exchange
A humorous exchange features a playful jab about contortionism as one character teases another about self praise. The line hints at a lighthearted, possibly domestic banter moment with quick back and forth remarks.
Garfield Quote on Leisure Inspires Chautauqua Influence
A Garfield remark credits Chautauqua with demonstrating how to use leisure space more effectively, framing a broader cultural push for organized enrichment. The quote underscores the era's pursuit of public education and recreation through organized programs.
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Chautauqua
James A. Garfield
Debtor to shopgirly I ts an outrage at the railroad station
A deranged remark sets mid scene as a debtor scorns authority and demands a quick wrap after a bill dispute at a train hub. The speaker requests a kiss to mislead bystanders into believing a familial farewell.
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