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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1899
Page
4
The piece contrasts President McKinley's Thanksgiving proclamation with governors or state leaders like Maryland's Lowndes. Critics claim the president injects partisan aims into a holiday message, alleging overreach and invoking Providence to support policy.
A 1899 Aberdeen notice criticizes the Northern Pacific depot for crowding and unsafe conditions. It cites a tiny waiting room, poor baggage access, and an uncovered freight platform, urging improvements to serve booming local business.
The passage reflects the Declaration of Independence and U S Constitution ideas that all are created equal with inalienable rights. It voices support for men seeking greater liberty, peaceful national relations, and sympathy for oppressed peoples in the Republican Platform era.
A detailed cost statement shows the year’s outlays for active ships. The New York tops the list at 471 154 dollars to keep in commission, followed by Olympia at 448 574 dollars and Degon at 423 007 dollars. Indiana 379 516 dollars and Brooklyn 368 078 dollars.
Joan Sherman malaligns his praise for an Ohio electoral win with his broader stance on the currency issue. The piece lampoons his mental gymnastics and compares it to a seasoned politician’s gymnastic moves.
A satirical account critiques Span iards in Madrid sending a jocular note to Premier Salisbury after news of the Dublin capture of the Giono Fusiliers by the Boers. It contrasts Tory fears with trust price power, and notes a New York judge ruling Jim Corbett an actor not a pugilist with no appeal.
A Washington dispatch quotes Hon. William L Wilson observing expansion parallels with colonial rule. He recalls a British friend who leased a country seat for £500 and gained shooting privileges on 1100 acres, comparing it to Manila and the Philippines as the bought city and bay with access to archipelago wide hunting rights.
The Elma area reports routine town updates including immigrants from Nebraska and Kansas expected soon, residents moving, and illness at a local hotel. An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Peps and Dr King’s New Life Pills as cures for constipation and related ailments, noting a mailing offer and book details.
An old advertisement notes Grove’s remedy sold for 25 cents per box claiming to cure ailments, with warnings that it may fail and urging refunds if ineffective. References to a store building and druggist are included in the damaged text.
Copy for advertisements and notices must be handed to the Hierary office by Wednesday noon to ensure publication in the current issue. The deadline emphasizes timely submission for inclusion.
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