22 Jul 1898
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Newspaper
Chehalis Bee
Location
Chehalis, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1898
Page
1
A farmer from Lewis county argues for or against railroads and 3 percent bonds to fund roads while recounting personal history from Missouri to Powder River. He defends rail transport as essential, noting growing costs and the need for bonds to rebuild infrastructure amid washouts and long journeys.
A historical overview contrasts ancient English norms with modern views, detailing paternal dominance over wives and children. It notes husbands could determine wives' assets, discipline, and the fate of offspring, while mothers held little legal influence, even over legitimate children.
Boistfort and Napavine area items summarize visits and marriages. Mrs Harris’s mother Grandma Sparks visits, and several local couples wed in Kalama and Beistfort with officiants named. A wedding reception follows a Sound tour. Local road work and berry shipments noted. district debt status. births and visits from Dallas and Olympia are listed.
A vintage advice ad urges that indigestion causes many illnesses and offers Shaker Digestive Cordial as a natural cure. It claims the cordial relieves symptoms and cures gently with roots and herbs, marketed to sick dyspeptics. Trial bottle costs 10 cents at druggists.
The Chehalis Tribe No 27 Improved Order of Redmen was instituted on the Buck Moon Saturday by Deputy Great Incohome Judge T L McMurry with Captain J N Leonard organizing. Officers raised include Sachem Maurice Langhorne and 16 chiefs from Amanita No 22 in full Indian costume. charter over 60 members. next meeting set for Friday night to complete arrangements and invite new members.
Dr Salter asserts a test of school cure for consumption shows remarkable results. He claims the remedy has saved many from wasting disease and attributes the success to careful observation and preparation at the drug store.
Warrants sought in an unclear notice with scattered letters. The readable fragments show no clear names, dates, or places, leaving the action and parties unspecified and open to interpretation.
A historic note describes an east Sleswick seaport town where fish intended for market were packed strangely in long basins. Live fish were placed in water, towed underwater during transit, and saled alive on the guns at arrival, raising questions about their freedom from harm.
In a terse Chicago News snippet Mildred confirms the young man was not present last night while noting he had a visitor. The parlor scene hints at a late night meeting with a friend, suggesting tension or a developing plot.
A fragmented humorous exchange hints at what makes a person popular. A Chicago Pun refers to speech and laughter as the key traits behind charm, though the exact names and context are unclear from the garbled OCR text.
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