Aberdeen semi Weekly A 7yawen Herald details
The Aberdeen Washington semi weekly Herald lists publication days Monday and Thursday at 40s East Wishkah Street. Editor J Caerney announces subscription rates and requires ads by noon Saturdays for Monday and Wednesdays for Thursday issues. The paper claims to be Grays Harbor’s oldest with the largest circulation in Chehalis County.
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Political hot air and Taft boosterism in post election debate
A critical column inflames Republican papers after the November vote arguing that prosperity talk is hollow and that gains in bank deposits and Aberdeen real estate are inflated by partisan hype. It argues confidence rose only from preexisting Republican control and mocks boosters who seek quick fixes.
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Diary of the Tenth Vermont Infantry Captured by Major L A Abbott
The Herald reports receipt of a bound volume titled Tenth Vermont Infantry by Major L A Abbott. The diary covers January 1, 1864, to war’s end, kept in the field by Abbott while a lieutenant. It will interest Civil War veterans and aid future historians.
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Populist Doctrines Trusted for Good Times Through Law
The piece contrasts old populist beliefs that law could create prosperity with current Republican tactics. It notes Republicans can renew leases for four years to achieve effects without new legislation. The passage hints at broader political commentary on real estate influence and media dispatches.
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The Woman in the Case
County Attorney Boner received a telegram from Constable Dean in Chicago Saturday morning stating that the governor of Illinois had taken up the matter of Mrs Tonneson extradition with Governor Mead. This leads Boner to believe her attempt to secure a writ of habeas corpus failed and that the Illinois governor and the governor of Illinois are involved.
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Extradition Talks Stir Over Diamond Robbery Case
Washington debates extradition details while sensational claims emerge about a diamond robbery involving Fogel. The woman's affidavit, allegedly perjured, is said to have cleared Fogel and may again be used to pursue the accuser. W. H. Abel, a key figure, is quoted on the affidavit’s supposed misuse and potential penitentiary risk for the woman if she lied.
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County Dads Decide Road Establishments and Bids
At the county commissioners meeting Arland and Watkins were present. The N O Fry road and the Robt Polson road were declared established and the auditor was directed to advertise for bids to open and grade the latter. A land fence right of way and a Wyncodie river road petition were noted. Taxes on Fannie Soule’s logged land were cut from 33 to 3 25. An assessment error on lot in France’s Aberdeen addition was corrected. Gillette and Kegley, sole bidders for a North River bridge at the Dillard place, bid 1 000 but the bid was rejected. The board adjourned to meet this morning.
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A Lecture and Oddities From a Wandering Reporter
A distinguished traveler and war correspondent tours Scotland delivering a lecture to villagers four miles from a railway. The chairman prays for truth and understanding, then jokes about his own travels, as the event unfolds alongside tales of feats on bayonets and ancient clog almanacs. Other notes describe Mourishanj the peacock kingdom in Orissa and precision machine rulings of 250000 lines per inch.
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The English Language Sounds Count
The article states that English contains forty one distinct sounds. It notes this phonemic count as a feature of the language and may discuss how these sounds map to letters or spellings.
Sure Thing Many Years Ago
A witty dialogue frames a cautious match with a father warning of rapid aging after marriage as he jokes about future bill paying in a humorous illustrated bit.
Fursuit of Happiness a National Peril
A prose piece argues the modern choice lies between Epicureanism and Christianity. It warns selfish happiness endangers citizens and institutions, urging Christians to guide life by Christian principles and endure trials with steadfast brotherhood.
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Airships to Carry Mails and Lead War Machines
Alexander Graham Bell argues airships will dominate the future in mail transport and warfare. He predicts a rapid shift to aerodromes as cheap freight carriers and notes airpower will challenge traditional armies and navies.
Why Oh Why Cant We Have Good Coffee and Better Bread
President Woodford of the Carnegie Institution laments coffee quality and urges innovation in bread. He notes decades of progress in science but stagnation in coffee and bread, urging new methods to produce flavorful coffee and bread that tastes better than cotton batting.
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Pillars of Sand in Arabian Deserts
Deserts of Arabia feature pillars of sand shaped by whirlwinds, resembling waterspouts in form and appearance.
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Fireworks Origin in Florentine and Roman History
Fireworks originated in the thirteenth century by the Florentines and gained popularity later in Rome as a celebration staple.
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Tomato origins traced from Peru to global cultivation
The tomato, native to South America and chiefly Peru in the Andes, spread from Peru to the United States and Europe and other nations where it is now cultivated.
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Capital Crimes in 18th Century England
In 1770 England had about 160 capital offenses and by century’s end the list grew. Theft of sheep or goods worth five shillings carried death. A 22 year old girl was hanged for receiving stolen woolen fabric.
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The Labor Strike History Note
The London Chronicle first used the word strike in 1765. During northern coal field troubles miners reportedly “struck out” for higher pay.
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London Chronicle
Gambling Debts Recoverable Under Law Across Nations
The article notes that gambling debts are legally recoverable in France and Spain, with enforcement extending to Venezuela and certain cases in Germany. It discusses cross border implications of gambling obligations and the varying legal remedies available.
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Spain
Venezuela
Germany
Coating Method To Prevent Rust On Metal Surfaces
A simple protective technique describes dissolving india rub in naphtha to form a cream like coating. This layer is brushed onto metal to prevent rust and can be rubbed off when necessary.
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Franklin Pierce Buried in Minot Cemetery
Franklin Pierce or Franklin Perce is buried in Minot cemetery located on Main Street at the intersection with N. H. The concise note places his burial site in the local historic cemetery.
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How to Cure a Cold with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Advice on treating colds urges using Chamberlains Cough Remedy for quick relief. The piece touts its lung relief, expectoration aid, and non narcotic formula suitable for all ages and notes Evans Drug Company as the seller.
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First Aid for Burns with Chamberlain's Salve
Advice on treating burns at home using Chamberlain's Salve applied to a cloth to relieve pain and aid healing. Notes Evans Drug Company sells the salve.
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Evans Drug Company
Grass Harbor Hap happenings in Aberdeen Herald note
The Aberdeen Semi-Weekly Herald lists a twice weekly transcript of Grass Harbor happenings. Information includes subscription prices at $2.00 per year and $1.50 in advance.
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