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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1913
Page
6
Semi weekly Aberdeen Herald announces delivery expectations and ad copy deadlines. It notes its long history, claims largest circulation in Chehalis County, and states contracts will be forfeited if circulation figures are not accurate.
The Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce officers have wearied of civic apathy and tendered their resignations after efforts to boost the city faltered. Dues were lowered to gain members, a publicity tax was opposed, and editors urge every citizen to join and share the burden for Aberdeen’s upbuilding. The piece notes the Prince of Monaco is in America pursuing oil land speculation.
The Glass Owen bill draws widespread criticism yet is seen as substantially good. Backers have amended it in key details, with possible reductions to reserve regions and a less political central board. Supporters argue it would greatly improve banking and credit, while political gains are cautioned against.
Webster City Iowa announces a mammoth feast on 10000 watermelons. The notice hints at regional publicity and political commentary aimed at Mississippi Senator Vardaman amid local press notices.
The text notes a legal distinction: impersonating a congressman is illegal for private citizens, while a congressman impersonating a statesman is not prohibited. It frames impersonation in political roles as a legal issue with different implications for private individuals and elected officials.
The Raymond Review warns Grays Harbor readers about oil stock promoters and dozens of companies. It warns against buying shares cheaply to fund wells and urges scrutiny of land grabs, noting Jefferson Oil Co. halted sales after funds, a 300 foot well, and stocks trading at cost or higher.
The president seeks dedication over triumph in advised legislation. Congress may adjourn before October 25. Mrs. Pankhurst announces a Washington speech on that date.
The piece notes that some first class tailors were spoiled by making some mighty poor preachers through sensational sermons on women's clothing.
Jerome emerges as the sole lawyer securing steady employment from the Thaw case, contrasting with others who found less durable roles. The outcome highlights his staying power in a turbulent legal episode.
The New York Supreme Court has decided not to oppose Tammany, signaling a stance aligned with the political machine rather than pursuing the case. No further details on motives or potential implications are provided.
Guidance advises having a helper hold a light in front of the ear so any intruding insect will crawl out. The tip suggests using an electric light a candle or a burning match to attract the bug and remove it safely.
A chic draped moire sponged skirt by a French dressmaker features a Cossack style coat with a lace fichu. Models pair with patent leather vamps and Louis heels. plaited skirts use soft wools, voiles, silks, and satins with short jackets and bright embroidered patterns in lively colors.
The latest waistline favors a short front and long back while foundations stay narrow. Rose and black double faced sashes adorn white voile dresses. The kimono sleeve persists with a fitted forearm and large armhole. Box back voile waists, matching cuffs and collar, new color combos, and metal thread novelties define the season.
The article notes the revival of the plaited skirt as a welcome change for thousands of sensible women who dislike the current fashionable trend of extreme tightness. It highlights a shift toward comfortable styling amid fashion discourse.
A carpet sweeper along the grain is better than a broom or wet cloth for matting. The vacuum cleaner excels as the best cleaning tool. The hearth brush preserves matting, saves labor, raises little dust, and keeps corners neat without roughening the surface. Wash brush and dry quickly to avoid damage.
The article advises brightening dulled gold jewelry by dipping in warm soapsuds with one part ammonia to three parts water, rinsing, and polishing with a chamois. Dull gold can be cleaned by brushing with bicarbonate of soda and water with a few drops of ammonia, then rinsing and drying in warm sawdust.
Judge E H Gary warns that a tax plan taxing incomes over 4000 while exempting below 4000 would pit 97 percent against 3 percent and risk forcible wealth distribution though he supports tax in principle if needed. He blames legislative bias for creating class conflict.
The English comedian W. E. Penley faced long waits after a string of plays that failed to please audiences. A vain young author asked him to read lines quietly for laughs. Penley quipped that he lives in the country and must catch the 12:15 from Waterloo, underscoring his need for timely laughs.
Subscribers who miss the Herald on Tuesday and Friday by 6 p.m. are asked to call City Messenger Co. at 72 for immediate delivery.
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