Oldest Grays Harbor Herald Ad Rates Notice
MO J CARNEY sworn circulation exceeds five thousand. Copy for ads due by Saturday afternoon for Tuesday issue and Wednesday evening for Friday. Subscription rates shown cash in advance. Subscribers to report missed papers. The Herald claims largest Chehalis county circulation. advertising contracts may be forfeited if circulation not true.
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Local and State Political Candidates Listed
For Congress candidates include Charles Drury Ta coma and others. State Senator Judge C W Hodg don Hoquiam appears with Representatives W M Melrose Aberdeen and F L Morgan Hoquiam. County officers listed are Jerry A McGilli cuddy Jr Aberdeen County Attorney Martin F Smith Hoquiam County Assessor Asa B Wilson Aberdeen Sheriff Jeff Bartell Hoquiam and County Commissioners M M Wakefield Elma Frank F Winkleman Hoquiam.
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Jerry A. McGillicuddy, Jr
Martin F. Smith
Asa B. Wilson
Jeff. Bartell
M. M. Wakefield
Elma
Frank F. Winkleman
Our Growing Nation Driven by European Emigration Waves
The article traces population and wealth growth since 1840 to immigration from Europe. It cites thirty million European immigrants, major destocking due to famines and oppression in Ireland, and massive 19th century German and British settlement. It notes shifts in 1913 with smaller arrivals and warns of wartime economic strains and postwar costs, but optimism in U S opportunity persists.
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Europe
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France
England
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Wales
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Eight-Hour Law Initiative Draws Voter Attention
The Compulsory Eight-Hour Law Initiative Measure No. 13 would limit work to eight hours daily and forty-eight hours weekly for all workers including domestic help. Critics warn it would raise production costs and living expenses while reducing workers’ earnings and harming competitiveness.
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Washington
Initiative measures risk flawed drafting and biased outcomes
The text argues voters should require intelligent, balanced consideration of November initiative measures. It criticizes reform bills for serving only one side, citing labor and employer disputes, and urges cooperative drafting by both sides to satisfy all parties.
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Commonwealths
Connecticut Farmers Fight a Harsh Liability Law
Farmers in Connecticut recently sought repeal of a liability law seen as unjust to rural communities. They warned that hasty wording and one-sided provisions betray justice and urged careful scrutiny before enacting statutes.
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Connecticut
Global conflict and economic ethics in early commentary
Excerpts argue about wartime strain on workers and markets as well as Britain's naval policy. It critiques imperialism and calls for peaceful reassessment of world affairs. The pieces emphasize duty to feed families, the costs of war, and a move away from force toward civilized cooperation.
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England
Germany
France
United States
American Review of Reviews
Wilson Administration Judged by Its Enemies
The old phrase is invoked to assess the Wilson administration by noting the notable adversaries it has generated through its policies and actions.
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Wilson
Press Ethics and Satire Across Historic Headlines
A compact collection of quotes and commentary on journalistic duty and the peril of sensationalism. It contrasts the press as a civic instrument with the dangers of yellow journalism and shallow entertainment reflected in miscellaneous cartoonish verses and jokes from various papers.
Industrial shifts spark big business changes in war era
The Civil War forced Massachusetts shoe and cobbler shops to innovate with a shoe making machine, reshaping the state’s industry. It notes Chicago stockyards growth and Pittsburgh steel expansion during the era, then touts Europe’s current upheaval as the world’s greatest event and America’s biggest business opportunity. It ends with a forward looking 1914 foresight quip.
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Artist Wife Quarrel Quips Stir City Papers
A witty pair of quips about an artist and his wife circulates in papers. One remark praises the wife as perfect and the other jokes that the artist lacks a suitable suitor for her. The exchanges hint at social pressures and gossip in local circles.
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Baltimore American
Deeds Over Words Spark Tense Exchange
A terse exchange centers on expressing love through actions rather than words. One party urges the other to stop acting in ways that affect their lawyer, hinting at ongoing legal concerns and a strained relationship.
Quip on Watter Pudding and Warming Assertion
A brief Paris Journal Amus item notes a witty exchange about a pudding called Watter being warmed six times, with a reply calling it impossible. The fragment hints at a humorous anecdote rather than a full news event.
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Paris
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Feeding dairy cows for milk production in Iowa Homestead
An Iowa Homestead excerpt outlines practical dairy feeding plans by A. L. Ilyser, detailing three seasonal rations using corn products, gluten and cottonseed meals, oats, bran, and oil meal. It compares Guernsey cows with Jersey and Ayrshire for milk yield and fat content, and notes a pictured Guernsey bull, Raymond of the Pearl VII, owned by F. Phillips of Pennsylvania.
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Ration and milk costs through seasons for dairy cows
The article explains seasonal feeding and milk costs for dairy cows. It details ration No 2 from May 1 to July 1 with pasture, one pound of grain per four and a half pounds of milk, and milk costing 1.5 cents per quart. From July 1 to Oct 1 drought and heat increase stress, flies appear, and green feeds like oats cowpeas or alfalfa boost production. Cost for milk then is 2 cents per quart.
Losses In the Silo
Crop preservation through silage involves fermentation that can cause losses if not properly managed. The article outlines how moisture, compaction, and sealing influence forage quality and storage duration.
Ely's Cream Balm claims quick relief for cold and catarrh
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fast working remedy for stuffed nose, head cold, and catarrh. It promises opening nasal passages, relief from headache, and curing catarrh by morning with a small bottle from any drug store. The copy urges trial and describes how the fragrant balm dissolves and soothes inflamed membranes.
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Ely
Fermentation in Silos Reduces Food Losses as Air Diminishes
The USDA notes fermentation heats and food loss depend on air in silos. Deeper silos trap more pressure, leaving little air and minimizing nutrient loss. A Washington Star exchange adds a quip on culture and Shakespeare, contrasting popular tiny items with books.
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United States Department of Agriculture
All the News All the Tie in the Herald
The item appears as a compact note about ongoing tie coverage in the Herald. It mentions multiple stories across sports and local news with emphasis on scores, matches, and community events. No specific individuals or organizations are clearly identifiable in the readable text.
Hoquiam Rolls Past Centralia In Big Grays Harbor Win
Hoquiam defeated Centralia 37 to 6 in a Grays Harbor clash Saturday as Hoquiam's speed overwhelmed a heavier opponent. The local squad delivered the season's best football display in Hoquiam despite a weight disadvantage.
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Hoquiam
Grays Harbor
Centralia
Dr King's New Life Pills Promised Health Boost
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills to improve digestion purify blood and cleanse the bowels claiming a vigorous stomach and liver and regular bowels with a tonic effect. Priced at 25 cents at the druggist.
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Dr. King
Aberdeen Printing OS Sells Modern Print at Moderate Prices
A local Aberdeen printer offers modern print services at moderate prices. The shop highlights quick turnaround and accessible options for small businesses and individuals seeking affordable, quality printing solutions.
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Aberdeen
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