Beautiful $250 Piano Player plays standard rolls
A compact notice describes a piano player device priced at 250 dollars that accepts standard Hd-nole rolls, highlighting its compatibility and value for music lovers. No further details provided.
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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
10
Rules for the Firat Thia contest open to all patrons
The notice invites patrons to submit hand written compositions on a piano player or talking machine theme. Entries must be 100 to 300 words, judged by three impartial judges with final decision. If tied, prizes split equally. Entries close March 30, with awards soon after. No D J Co entrants may compete. No costs or red tape. Bring or mail to D B Johnston Co Stent Dept after advertisement appears until March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat
Patrona
D. &. Johnston Co
Johnston
D S Johnston Co marks twenty years in Tacoma piano business
The D S Johnston Co celebrates twenty years in Tacoma noting humble beginnings on Pacific avenue and growth to become Washington's leading music house with annual sales near 1.5 million. The firm cites resilience through the 1893 panic and plans to continue a progressive but conservative policy for at least twenty more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Pacific Avenue
Ninth Street
D. S. Jamaton Co
Washington
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
The Mouth as Truth Teller in Lip Expressions
In a debate about facial cues, the Professor and the Inventor discuss how the mouth reveals truth. They note eyes often hide emotion while the lower lip and mouth movements show signs of nervousness and honesty. The mustache is said not to obscure the lower lip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hls
Teaat
New York Press
A King's Undressing Described in Memoirs of Belge
A translated excerpt from Memoirs of the Comtesse de Belge depicts Louis XVIII’s son Louis XVII undressing before court. The scene notes the nakedness, the ritual dressing, and the odd etiquette of removing belts and shoes as pages attend, ending with guests leaving after the canrestick is dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis XVI
Comtesse de Belge
Charles Nicoulland
Louia XVII
Liquor Drives Crime Says Catholic Editor in Missouri
Pierce Guy Leader notes Rev Father Phelan of the Western Watchman argues liquor fuels crime and municipal corruption. The piece highlights Missouri sentiment with Macon County voting no license by 900 and asks why alcohol remains central to politicking and vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Phelan
Western Watchman
The
Weet
St. Toni
Hhra
Delvatea
Nmr
Pierce Guy Leader
Macon County
Missouri
Kidney Cure Success Report by A. Young
After five years of kidney and bladder troubles with gradual decline, I found relief with Foley's Kidney Cure. A hot bottle eased pain, and after the second bottle I was completely cured. Doctor recommended it and urged trying the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.spiesel
Virginia St
Evanaville
Ind
Foley
A. Young, Tm
San Francisco Opera Company praised by Seattle paper
The Seattle Post Intelligencer lauds the San Francisco Opera Company with praise for the July 2, 1907 report. The review notes a vibrant, vers libre feel, strong ensemble work, and encores from a packed Seattle audience. Manager Ghandler celebrates securing the company for March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Opera Company
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Sai Neisey Opera Company
Saubrevelsen Opera
Seattle
Valcen Beard
Bostoniana
Manaeer Ghandler
San Francisco
Centralia
Resolution of Condolence on Rev Benjamin Parsons
The Presbyterian Ministerial Association of Seattle records with regret the death of Rev. Benjamin Parsons, 82, who fell asleep February 19, 1908. Born January 6, 1826 in Bloomfield, N J, Parsons studied at Yale, served as missionary in Asia, and pastored Bethany and other churches before settling in Seattle in 1899. He died after a life of faithful service and is mourned by his children and church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Binisterial Association
Benjamio Parsons
Yala
Seattle
Presbyterian
Tarael
Benjamin Parsons
Pother
Mina Julia Fraser
First Presbyterian Church
Wisit
Dr. Parson
Bloomfeld
N.d
Himeel
Aga
Connecticut
Syhimeel
Yale
Avro
East
Windsor
Hartford
Sarkey
America
Presbyterian Church
Pnce
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Port Townshend
Genleatin
Curbruvia
Kent
Awburin
Oh Darine
Ceaehless
Tim
General Assembly
Wallace Howe Lee
J. M. Wilson
D. M. Davenport
McGee's Baby Elixir Promoted Against Infant Deaths
Roosevelt era rhetoric frames population fears, but deaths of infants rise from bowel troubles. An advertises McGee's Baby Elixir claims to cure diarhea dysentery cramps and other infant ailments. Offered by Hawkett and Gos at 24 and 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
McGee
Hawkett Trun Gos
Cabin on the Street Offers Reasonable Citywide Prices
Scott's advertised cabin on the street presents affordable pricing across all city parts with contact via phone 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
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D. 8. Johnston Co
Vic
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Vnline
Victor
Columbia
History of the
D. S. Johnston Co
United States
the Pioneer Piano House
Johnston CO
Tacoma, Wash
T.S. Silvers
Mgr
London
Sandy McTavish
Andrew Bruce
Andrew
Glasgow Times
Anawera
Sidney
Williams
Texas
Kidhey
Pindler
Hackatt Drnp Co
Whon
Folger’s Golden Gate Teas
Japan
Cevulom
J. A. Folgers' Co
C, T. U. Contributions
Ayer
Lowell
Presbyterian Ministerial Association of
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