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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1906

Page

6

American captain reveals Argo tragedy and hidden politics

Easton tells Miss Winter and Miss Grace there is no news of the Argo and the ship perished. He recounts a covert Russian escape plan funded by Tyars and himself, with Oswin Grace aiding the effort. Nine bodies lie at the Yana river mouth as the group reflects on sacrifice and secrets.

Agnes Winter Mr. Easton Matthew Mark Easton Miss Winter North Cape Yana River Easton Helen Baltic Grace Aston London Martin Europe Russia Tyars Siberia Oswin Grace Hey Sergius Pavloski Helen Grace

When a Girl Is Engaged and Denatured Women

A column mixes social advice on engagement mindsets and views of women in business, noting the pull of marriage, independence, and flirtation. It contrasts expectations with the desires of clerks, photographers, and club women, urging tact, self-awareness, and gradual self-improvement in daily life.

Grant's Rise From Poverty to Civil War Leader

After leaving the army at war’s end Grant farmed near St. Louis then failed financially for six years before moving to Galena to work as a clerk for his father. Despite poverty he sparked Union support in Western Illinois and rose to command, shaping his path to Washington.

Ulysses S. Grant Army of the United States St. Louis Grant Galena Til Ile Toiman Ilinois Ate Washington

Proper care for rings and small treasures

Do not use sharp tools to clean rings as stones may loosen. Soak in liquid ammonia to loosen dirt then polish with a soft cloth. Store rings in sawdust to preserve brilliancy. For simple items like toilet articles, vinaigrettes and trinkets, place in an aluminum receptacle, pour boiling water, and polish with clean chamois. Do not allow silver to tarnish.

Store manager blames women clerks as a class

A department store manager asserts that women clerks harm business, claiming women pursue salaries rather than work and compare themselves to privileged ancestors, while noting ten complaints against women for every one against men. He disparages working women and links attitudes to maternal influence.

Emigration Push for English Women to Canada or Australia

A report notes 1,200,000 more women than men in England who may become old maids without emigration. London agents for Australia and New Zealand encourage movement and expect government subsidies for women similar to those given to men.

England Canada Australia London New Zealand

Chicago Mayor Advises on Marriage Ages in Silver Wedding

Mayor Dunne of Chicago on his silver wedding day urged that a woman should marry at 21 but not younger than 16. He added that a man not married by 25 is either unfortunate or foolish.

Roman Dunne Chicago

Tenderfeet on Ranch 101 in Bliss Oklahoma

A Kansas City Times correspondent reports at ranch 101 near Salt Fork Bliss Oklahoma a circle of tenderfeet from Boston New York Brooklyn Cincinnati Los Angeles and Chicago live in three room summer cottages. They dine in a shared hall with a Chinese chef and a dark waiter, keep horses and cowboy gear, and have rooms adorned with college pennants and photos while trainees are photographed on arrival and before tours to identify them if they wander.

Salt Fork Arkansas River Boston New York Brooklyn Cincinnati Los Angeles Chicago Kansas City Times Bliss O. T Tender Feet Alkal Ike Trig

Greenland Ice Cap Vast, World’s Largest Mass

The interior of Greenland holds the world s largest ice mass accumulated since ancient times. It forms a block about 600 000 square miles in area and about a mile and a half thick. This volume exceeds the Mediterranean Sea and would cover the United Kingdom and Ireland seven miles deep.

Greenland Mediterranean United Kingdom Great Britain Ireland

Whaling Grounds Sought Near Arctic Ocean

A column notes a party leaving the western coast to search Arctic whaling grounds. It remarks that most Arctic expeditions report abundant grounds, and humorously questions the use of the term palatial unless the house has a closet in every room.

Parthmore American

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