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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1906
Page
4
The Aberdeen Herald outlines its semi weekly publication schedule and editor J Carney with office in Aberdeen Washington. It asserts oldest paper on Grays Harbor and warns that advertising contracts are based on circulation with forfeiture for misrepresentation.
The Globe Democrat cites wage hikes in New England mills as 5 to 15 percent, with 15 percent for officers and 5 percent for workers. A Massachusetts Labor Bulletin inquiry shows women weavers earning about 41 a year and some workers as low as 10 cents a day, highlighting cost of living rises and suggesting the GOP cannot quell workers' discontent.
Burton J. Hendrick recounts a bloodless corporate conflict between Mutual and Equitable in McClure’s August issue. The war pits Richard McCurdy against new policy forms, with defamation and retaliation, ending in leadership shifts and the heroic stand of Jacob L. Greene before his death.
A few so called scientific grafters on the harbor live in clover by panhandling candidates before the Republican county convention. The candidates expect to be towed into office by the good ship Teddy. The workers cannot control a vote even if they tried.
Senator Platt says he has been chewing the bitter end of reflection. He notes many Republican bosses share the sentiment and predicts voters will penalize those clinging to stand pat and let well enough alone doctrines, potentially removing many statesmen after November.
The AFL leaders push unions and donor money into political action. They align with Democrats to challenge the Republicans in November, signaling a broad mobilization of labor in the upcoming election.
At the Kankakee insane asylum an order forbids talking politics. The doctors aim to cure inmates by removing the cause of trouble as part of treatment in the institution.
Observed voices attack Protective Tariff and GOP posture while criticizing waste in the South Africa war stores. Contends Roosevelt faces peril in managing elections. notes Upton Sinclair and meat-packer inspection demand. mentions optimistic crop forecasts and Davis's political ambitions.
A fragment cites a prophetic warning about financial misfortune and disease. It extols Balard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy for coughs and consumption and includes a testimonial from Mrs S Grat Fall Montana praising the product, sold by Shelleys rug store.
The Chehalis County Savings Bank of Aberdeen opened for business on Saturday drawing many visitors. The bank showcases Aberdeen made furnishings from Aberdeen Manufacturing Co. and lists correspondents including Bank of California and J P Morgan Co. Officers are Frank G. Jones president and O F Johnson cashier, both formerly of Boston.
Mrs. Ora A. Stephens of Port Williams Ohio credits Dr King's New Discovery with stopping her two year cough and curing a feared consumption. The ad promises bottles for five cents or one dollar with a trial bottle free, guaranteed by Evans Drug Co. and the Post Office Pharmacy.
An Aberdeen Semi-Weekly Herald classified item touts Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets for their high efficacy and natural feel. The ad claims an 80 percent agreement rate and notes indigestion relief, with Evans Drug Co as the seller.
Herald Printery offers quality printing services at moderate prices emphasizing clear work and reliable turnaround for local customers.
Herald Printery showcases a parade of happy customers from car tickets to full sheet posters. The ad invites readers to trust their printing needs and asks them to plan their next project with the shop.
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