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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1913
Page
5
The text notes a gold dollar from 1849 valued at $1.75 in good condition. It also covers related questions on abolitionism, the Republican platform, and various historical facts including coin values and naval strength.
An alleged spy, assigned by a president, shadows General Tarantara of Venezuela at ten paces. The pair, described as an aristocrat and his faithful tracker, travel together to Curacao under Dutch protection and are seen nightly at Willemstad cabarets.
A fevered rancher Harris longs for a home and Lizzie Bradley Lamson while a rowdy suitor pursues his staged wedding. Harris nearly dies, Lizzie falls into a pond after a failed fishing prank, and the impudent rescuer wins her regard as Aunt Mary hints at a budding romance.
London experiences its hottest month with average daily temperatures around 64 degrees in July, illustrating a notably warm spell across Great Britain. The data emphasizes July as the peak of heat for the capital.
Advice on a brief rest upon waking to refresh the body. Lie flat for a moment, relax all muscles, stretch arms, take deep sighing breaths, then rise slowly. Do not leap from bed. waking should be gradual with quiet stretching and yawning to avoid heart shock.
In Palawan Island Philippines two United States coast and geodetic survey officers described the subterranean river as navigable by small boat for about two and a half miles from its mouth. The tunnel widens into spacious chambers with beautiful stalactites.
The Excelsior recounts Bulgarians pressing the Tchatalja fortifications. A reserve regiment is ordered into near-certain death and its colonel faces the remark of General Savoff. The colonel replies it will be the first in the next world.
Granville West of Dallas seeks information on his son John William West last heard in Southwestern Washington. John is 41 years old, six feet tall, about 175 pounds with a dark complexion.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock and main church service at 11 o'clock. Wednesday evening service at 8. Reading room at No. 281 Finch Building open daily from 1:80 to 5, except Sundays.
Subscribers served by city carriers who do not receive the Herald on Tuesday and Friday by 6 PM should call City Messenger Co. at Phone 72 for immediate delivery of a copy.
A satirical line notes that in real life the rescuing fireman is married and eats onions, reflecting humorous cynicism about trope expectations as printed in the Atchison Globe.
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