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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1914
Page
5
The text argues most people share similar views with the majority and reflects an American viewpoint. It suggests a business would not employ a manager who disagrees with the policy direction from leadership. The tone implies conformity to leadership and policy alignment.
Records show last week in Superior Court with multiple judgments for plaintiffs, estate actions, and dismissals. Instruments filed include numerous real estate transfers, deeds, liens, mortgages, and assignments across Aberdeen Hoquiam Montesano and surrounding properties, with names such as Amelia Miller, John O'Hara estate, and Grays Harbor entities.
A husband returns home to a tearful wife remembering their seventh wedding anniversary. She fears they have changed beyond recognition, while he consoles her and explores the idea that people alter every seven years, as quoted from Puck.
In a casual quip a husband asks for button shoes for his wife and jokes about their fit. Tom Ochiltree, injured in a railway accident, follows with a wry recovery line about doctor and lawyer advice, reflecting light courtroom humor.
Jimmie, underwater so long his lips blue, mocks his mother’s discipline. Johnnie asks if he fears punishment, Jimmie replies that his mother cannot tell if he is swimming or eating black berry pie.
Shantung province in China covers 55 000 square miles and has a population of 80 persons.
A poetic critique contrasts European travel with domestic journeys during wartime. The speaker recalls carefree tours from a Baedeker era and urges touring the United States as a worthy subject, noting rising costs abroad and war’s impact on travel. The piece footer cites the New York Times.
Naval mine sweepers risk their lives to keep North Sea lanes open for British warships and merchant vessels. Two trawlers drag a mine net with iron weights and a wire, converging slowly until a mine is surfaced then destroyed by a nearby destroyer.
National Red Cross urges church collections on October 4 the Peace Sunday observance called by President Wilson to fund war relief work. Miss Mabel Choate of Stockbridge Massachusetts inspired a Stockbridge pastor to participate. The piece links war relief gifts to Christmas ships for European orphans and lightly notes public attitudes on poverty and metric terms.
In Chehalis County Washington the plaintiff C W Miller sues Pete Lear. The court will consider issuing a commission to take the testimony of C W Miller residing out of state, directed to a person in Tillamook Oregon, on October 17 1914 in Aberdeen. First publication October 2 1914. Second publication October 9 1914.
The Washington Democrats in convention reaffirm loyalty to Jeffersonian ideals and back national aims of Wilson era reforms. They urge nonpartisan county offices, public service regulation, tax and land reform, stronger labor protections, recall of judges, primary and ballot reforms, and irrigation and revenue system updates as part of a comprehensive platform.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock and church service at 11. Wednesday service at 8. Reading room No 617 Finch building open daily from 1 30 to 6 o'clock except Sundays. PAP. 23
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