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Newspaper
Chehalis Bee
Location
Chehalis, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1898
Page
2
An American traveler chronicles arrival in Honolulu, describing the sea voyage, native society, dress, and city sights. He notes canoes swarming the ship, varied ethnic groups, evolving buildings, and impressions of an English garden and port life amid volcanic islands and tropical scenery.
A long, dense survey describes Lewis County’s land, climate, and wealth. It highlights agriculture including hay oats wheat and corn, livestock and dairy potential, timber and mining prospects in St Helens and Houston areas, plus River Cowlitz and Necatthan trade routes. It notes population, roads, and the economic role of farming and lumber in Western Washington.
An older columnist extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for overworked men who ignore health issues. The ad claims it strengthens digestion, liver function, and blood quality, relieves bronchial and lung issues, and pairs with Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
Fragmentary notes discuss Americ a and Europe’s geography with references to North America’ s western regions and old canal ideas. A tale of two gentlemen at a table with Mr Gladstone ends in a humorous reveal about a magazine article he authored years earlier.
The Chicago Inter Ocean profiles Geronimo, describing him as lively and bold among Apaches with keen eyes and large feet. It notes his liking for cards at the fort and his fondness for hunting when allowed to reserve his time.
An obscure vignette recounts Dr Jolousen advised an elderly woman on a choke dress for her son, with a speech about weight, Garrick, and orchard robbing misdeeds. The passage blends comic mispronunciations with quirks of memory and misfit dialogue.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a man insisting his love and desire to marry, while the woman studies human nature and declares a fan in love should not pause to consider marriage. The piece ends with the man’s pleas dismissed as futile.
A shopper argues with a grocer about a new paint sign reading Pres. Paint. The exchange reveals confusion over similar signs and recent updates. The fragment hints at a misread ad or branding in a local setting.
Seadior Sor ghain notes differences in Troupin impact as he recalls reading medicine. He mentions a phrase that kept him awake four nights while others who heard it slept, reflecting on strange speech and its influence. Washington Star.
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