Mo J Carney Circulation Push for Ads Yet No. 5k
The Herald claims a circulation over five thousand on Grays Harbor and Chehalis county, warns contracts are forfeited if circulation claims are false, and notes ad deadlines for Tuesday and Friday issues. It discusses WWI era politics praising Woodrow Wilson, distrust of autocracy, and calls for Alaska coal field development via a leasing system pending railroad completion.
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The
Herald
Grays Harbor
Chehalis County
Our Abundant Resources and Public Land Potential
The Department of the Interior reports vast undeveloped resources. Millions of acres remain cultivable or usable for range and cattle, with about 300,000 to 600 acres unappropriated and 25,000 irrigated farms. Large hilly areas suit grazing, and phosphate deposits totaling 38,000,000 acres offer fertilizer potential.
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Department of the Interior
Interior Department
Hoquiam Record Debuts With Moore’s Rebranded Paper
O M Moore who bought the Hoquiam Sawyer has renamed it the Hoquiam Record. The first issue appeared last week and reflects Moore’s long newspaper career from founding the Washingtonian 26 years ago. The Hoguiam weekly shows improvement and appears to be well received.
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O. M. Moore
Hoquiam Sawyer
Hoquiam Record
Moore
The
Washingtonian
Hoguiam Weekly
Record
Hoguiam
Our Duty as Neutrals President Wilson Addresses Public
The article praises President Wilson for his calm counsel to the nation during the crisis and urges Americans to follow his advice. It highlights American self-possession and readiness to assist the world with steadiness of thought and purpose.
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Wilson
United States
America
Big Navies Forced on Insular Countries
Charles W. Eliot argues that insular powers like Britain and Japan must maintain formidable navies to guard against disrupted overseas supplies. He links naval arms race to fears of food and raw material shortages and to the role of international law and Carnegie Endowment goals in reducing war.
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Great Britain
Japan
Overhead Expense Riddle in Family Letter
A fragmentary note discusses overhead expense and a family line, naming Smythe Sr and Smythe Jr amid unclear references to a mother and wardrobe. The brief text reads as a cryptic message about financial terms and personal baggage.
World War Without Reason Casts Europe Into Chaos
A stark front page lament condemns the European war as cruel and without justification. It warns that civilization in the eastern hemisphere will be set back for generations as twenty million young men are conscripted and families suffer irreplaceable losses.
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Europe
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Metternich
Berlin
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Washington
Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
New York
Belgium Proves a Veritable Arsenal in War Readiness
The speaker notes Germany France and England hold about five hundred million pounds of gunpowder each and predicts a long war. Belgium’s preparedness surprises, revealing extensive artillery and heavy fighting capacity, challenging peace theories and signaling strong resistance to the German army.
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Germany
France
England
Russia
Europe
Belgium
March to Paris and the lessons of swift early blows
The text recalls 1870 German rapid mobilization and first blows that fell France. It argues modern French organization would resist such quick decisive strikes, asserting no German act could again humiliate France as in 1870.
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Paris
France
Germany
Women Praise Lydia E Pinkham Compound In Letters
Letters from Princeton Illinois and Poland New York extol Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. Mrs J F Johnson reports relief from headaches and weakness, while Mrs Horace Newman endorses its use during the Change of Life and urges others to consult the company for advice.
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New York City
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J. F. Johnson
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Poland
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Herkimer Co
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