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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
4
A reader asks which is better the old Pe-ru-na or the revised Pe-ru-na Ka-tar-no. Ka-tar-no helps some conditions while the revised Pe-ru-na helps others especially when constipation is present. Both are advertised as catarrh remedies and have aided many chronic cases. The revised version is preferred when laxatives are needed. otherwise old Ka-tar-no may suffice.
Montesano October 9, Mr and Mrs E H Pettit observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a quiet celebration. Their daughter Mrs E F Jones hosted a family dinner. Mr and Mrs Pettit are the parents of Mrs Jones wife of the county assessor.
A political column argues voters should avoid the Bull Moose line and back Democrats or socialists to end GOP control. It touts John R. Rogers as a benchmark governor and calls for active citizen effort to elect a full state ticket in November.
John Stephens and Leonard Cresswell found bones in brush near Mill Creek at the Columbia Box company camp. Dr Gruwell, county coroner, and undertaker A Dickenson recovered the remains and planned burial at Riverside cemetery after dark burial could not occur the previous night.
Guards from the state penitentiary at Walla Walla escorted J. J. Miller alias J. J. Rogers from Montesano to the prison after his Aberdeen Steiglitch jewelry store robbery conviction. He faces an indeterminate term of 2 1/2 to 15 years. Barney Lash also departed for Walla Walla, sentenced from 1 to 15 years for a Cosmpolis robbery.
Francis Lieber argues that the phrase vox populi vox Dei corrupts political liberty by implying levity or heresy. He contends it cannot mean the people never err, as that would falsely equate to the king’s infallibility.
The fire and light committee, street committee, and finance committee report on several items. They approve building a plank roadway on Lawrence street and another on Sheridan street, grant a refuse-burning permit under supervision, and renew liquor licenses for Ololovich, Sorensen, and Antich with bonds confirmed. Damages claims by Galway et al referred to the city attorney.
Fragment from Byron's Don Juan notes how beauty enhances feeling yet true sweetness comes from power within. The verse contrasts external objects with inner influence on emotion and perception.
A lyrical meditation on fleeting beauty and time. The poem foresees youth and summer fading while inner feeling remains, releasing a resilient spirit beyond waning daylight and changing skies.
A government agent in eastern Kentucky seeks out illicit distilling in a rural district. A sharp widow, Miss Joe Comstock, lures him with a guided route to a still, traps him, and spares him after a tense standoff. He later persuades her to abandon the still and they become farmers. The tale blends frontier crime with a twist of romance.
A Chehalis County coroner candidate runs on the Progressive ticket. The notice outlines the race, party backing, and expected election date. Key figures include the candidate and Progressive organizers.
The Aberdeen Herald presents its ownership and management details. Editor and publisher Jno J Carney of Aberdeen Wash is listed with the Aberdeen Printing Co as owner and stockholder with other named individuals and a notary date October 2 1912.
Subscribers served by city carriers who do not receive the Herald on Monday and Thursday by 6 p.m. should contact City Messenger Co. at phone 5931 for immediate delivery assistance.
A partial notice indicates a Christian Science church room No 81 in the Finch Building hosts Sunday services.
Residents greet visitors at Meete Every Secona and Fourth Fre day evening at J C O F Hall located at Market and F Street. Neighbor welcome extended to all locals and attendees.
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