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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
6
The piece muses on neutrality and agriculture in wartime, likens naval power to a bare minimum navy, and critiques disarmament and uniforms. It notes Europeans stranded in the U S and suggests the postwar peace conference will be marred by baggage and unkind cuts.
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall argues that shifts in wealth from labor to capital fuel discontent and vice in usurious practices. He calls young leaders to form public opinion against profiteering, expand state duties, and counter the old education that neglected material surroundings and success.
A long list of aphorisms and disparate lines from multiple papers reflects on proposals, manners, age, transport, battleships, diplomacy, and war. It mentions Jack and Betty, a proposed engagement, criticism of a conductor, imagined Noah, hydro airplane, and Europe, with references to Mexico and America first.
A Morocco custom has men bury wealth away from family fearing murder after death. A demolition in a coast town uncovered a wall concealed fortune, while a New York Post item notes Mrs. Biwak hiring a cook and a maid’s park encounter with a suitor and the mistress’s concern.
In a London Spectator note, Wellington is quoted as replying to a philanthropist about petitions by stating Stevens left them at psiey House with the porter. A remark to Miss Jenkins mocks a gushing letter, saying the duke has no jack of all trades and never had one.
A collage of old statements covers cosmology and Earth seasons with Newton’s explanations, then shifts to London Strand’s past. It recalls Westminster petitions in 1315 about blocked footways, Henry VIII paving, bishops’ town houses, and nobles’ safety near the water. The piece closes with a wedding benediction and a quip about age in marriage.
A garbled page combines wartime quips and scattered rail schedules. It lists multiple trains with departure and arrival times between Aberdeen Tacoma Seattle Portland and McCleary, mentioning the Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation Co. and the Chicago Milwaukee Paul Railway going routes.
A compact collection of lines from Longfellow Montaigne Plato Rochefoucauld praising love. The excerpts emphasize enduring devotion first sighted attraction and the daring hope sparked by affection. The passages reflect timeless insight into love as power choice and happiness.
From an old English parsonage by the sea a twilight message arrives. Its Saxon legend, deeply engraved, seems to teach for heaven. Throughout the hours the quiet words ring as a low inspiration.
Dan Pearsall announces his candidacy for Representative of the 29th District, contingent on the voters’ expressed desire at the general elections on November 8, 1914.
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