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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1912
Page
6
The Herald of Chehall County states it is the oldest paper in the area with the largest circulation and warns that all advertising contracts based on this claim will be forfeited if the statement is not absolutely true The page also lists Woodrow Wilson for Vice President and Thomas R Marshall as his running mate.
Governor Wilson argues James Smith Jr should not be reelected to the Senate citing national and state stakes. He says Smith opposes the progressive path and would return the machine, recalling Smith and allies who betrayed the party during the tariff fight as noted by the New York World.
A department bulletin puts US fruits and nuts exports last year at 20 153 128 up from 8 279 218 in 1901 showing rapid growth. January exports rose 50 percent year over year. Also notes common little black bats roost in buildings and trees feeding on insects.
Mrs. Julian Heath urges couples to build a happy marriage through practical money skills not romance alone. She advocates for early engagement planning, wise spending, and balancing incomes with careful budgeting and restraint.
Dr. George B. Young urges that school health is a communal responsibility. He links poor conditions to poverty and industrial inefficiency and argues for preventive medicine, better housing and nutrition to reduce infant mortality blindness deformity and insanity.
Edwin G. Cooley argues compulsory schooling ending at fourteen is misguided and advocates a continuation or part time school plus supplementary vocational schools. He calls for early practical training aligned with modern business and industry and criticizes apprenticeship laws and youth employment rules creating a gap between education and work.
A speaker urges a uniform federal law to curb illegal drug sales, arguing laws on habit forming drugs should be strengthened and strictly enforced. The proposal compares penalties to the federal white slave law, calling for severe fines and imprisonment.
A London Opinion letter argues about the need for punishment versus leniency, noting doubts when considering the rogue McMuckle and the balance between mercy and justice.
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