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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
4
The piece blends a lively spring poem praising thawing ice birds and bees with a long prose essay debating capital punishment. It contrasts a rural optimism about seasonal signs with a humane argument about the death penalty and its moral underpinnings, quoting religious thought and urging humane justice.
Two brief notices appear on the newspaper page, each detailing a separate minor event or update. Each item is concise and presents a distinct subject, with limited context provided by the surrounding text.
A juxtaposition argues over life’s meaning from a ruined city’s collapse to a contented old man with a cottage and $5 a week. The piece then lauds A J Splawn, praising his honesty and urging Republicans to back the Yakima leader for governor if the party must choose a nominee.
The president's latest message denounces money changers as mercenary and corrupt. He praises a rare moral fighter who confronts greedy interests, urging more leaders to stand firm against alleged despoliers for the nation’s good.
The speaker extols Roosevelt as a beacon amid social ills and national temptations, praising his service and leadership. He urges a steady, resolute citizenry to emulate the president’s courage, likening him to a Moses guiding the nation toward prosperity and safety.
An address from 774 Associated Press newspapers at a New York banquet urges Congress to curb newspaper price exactions. The piece notes the press supplies about 80 percent of US news print and discusses the influence and responsibility of editors and publishers in shaping communities.
An eloquent defense of journalism as a public necessity praising unbiased reporting and the duty of newspapers to inform without deception. The speaker laments price hikes from paper wholesalers, criticizes policy that aids paper trusts, and urges census reform and naval expansion as justice and national interest.
Captain Rich mond Pearson Hobson warns against boasting of past naval exploits and urges a sober view of United States sea power after years studying modern warfare. He argues defenselessness on the east coast and the west coast threat require practical naval readiness.
Dr Jas F Zeddiker offers osteopathy massage magnetic forces electricity vibration hot air baths hydrotherapy and suggestion based care from offices above Ditter Bros store. He claims 1350 treated with high success and provides free consultation with Dr Almira Davenport MD as assistant and options for credit.
The Netherlands American Mortgage Company will make farm loans above 1000 at 7 percent with no delay. Apply to C. Dameyer, Agent, 423 Alaska Building, Seattle, Washington.
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