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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
4
The Herald claims the longest running paper in Che nalle county with the largest circulation and bases advertising contracts on that claim. If the statement is not accurate, all money due on contracts tied to it will be forfeited.
Wilson argues that experts are valuable as witnesses on their specialties but poor as arbitrators or executives. He warns against government by experts, noting their narrow view and tendency to miss broader relative values. He cites Sioux City remarks about experts seeing only what their microscopes show.
The North Shore Congregational Church of Evansville Illinois plans church meetings to discuss five political questions under a church committee. The article praises religion intertwining with politics as intelligent discourse between religiously minded and civic leaders.
A reflective line praises a person who keeps cheerful duties and small tasks, smiling for others even when heartache is near. It asserts such quiet service makes him a hero in the eyes of God, if not the world.
Swedish royal interest grows during Stockholm Olympic events as Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus hosts. The crown princess and Princess Margaret bear Irish linked names, with Norah honoring Ireland and ties to the Duke of Connaught.
Professor Theodore G. Soares of the University of Chicago argues secondary schools and colleges foster efficient yet morally lax youth. He says character building totals essential and teachers act as ministers, shaping temperament and atmosphere to curb oppression, prejudice, and snobbery.
Mrs CHAMP CLARK wife of the Speaker and Mrs LA FOLLETTE wife of Wisconsin Senator publicly oppose the death penalty. They argue life should be spared and suggest public works as an alternative to executions which they deem harmful to society and crime deterrence. They note broad support among colleagues.
Edward Penton, an American medical student serving as assistant surgeon in the Prussian army, engineered a non lethal duel with Lieutenant Berkhalter after a staged poison tablet ruse. The episode ended with Berkhalter fainting, no poison ingested, and Penton offering an apology that Berkhalter rejected before calmer officers intervened.
A historical newspaper card summarizes Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar line about Antony as the noblest Roman, noting that his actions sprang from envy of Caesar yet aimed at the common good and authentic virtue, ending with the famous epithet This was a man.
W C Dumas explains absolute zero at 273 degrees below centigrade and 459.4 below Fahrenheit, detailing molecular motion ceasing at that point. He describes gas contraction with cooling, the concept of motionless matter, and notes liquid helium near absolute zero in Chicago Record-Herald.
The “Story of the Eight Dogs” is claimed as the longest published novel. It is written in Japanese and contains 106 volumes with many characters and dogs. Readers are spared by the note that the final chapter resolves all plot lines.
A terse Holmes quote notes that global greatness is not tied to scholarly prowess, suggesting merit arises from different qualities beyond scholarly achievement. The remark contrasts intellect with broader influence and character.
A discussion on youths failing to value natural charm. It notes their imitation of fashionable tones and postures, constant self-scrutiny before mirrors, and the resulting loss of natural bearing and genuine appeal.
A bold sales pitch from Eilers Music House claims they offer the best pianos in Grays Harbor and Chehalis County with the lowest prices. They advertise pianos priced at 288, 294, 359 and 276 versus higher prices elsewhere and tout a simplified credit system.
Casual ad notes several pianos priced around $427.50 $450.00 and $405.00 with similar reductions on others and a few second-hand instruments at rare bargain prices. Urges immediate visit to purchase today.
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