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Newspaper
Chehalis Bee
Location
Chehalis, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1897
Page
12
A speaker reflects on a child’s future, the widening world, and enduring bond. Even as life moves on and separation seems possible, the narrator vows not to be companionless, describing the child’s innocence, golden hair, and the deep emotional tie that remains despite time and loss.
Brick Whalen the canal contractor rises through luck and risk. After insolvency of Consolidated Canal, he seizes mules sheep and bees, converts loss into gain, endures disasters floods and birdbrained schemes, and ends hopeful to double his money once more.
The note cites a line in Garrick's Misa In Her Teens where Tag asks Flash to watch a fight. It recalls an apparent Americanism identified in the 18th century stage text and notes two gentlemen fit yesterday as part of the dialogue.
Dietetic and Hygienic Gazette lists major fruit components including water, sugars from grape and fruit sugar, organic acids such as malic tartaric and citric, proteins akin to egg white, pectose for firmness, and cellulose fiber with trace mineral ash.
A historic lock once used on a Nineveh door is described as the oldest known. The massive lock features a key nearly eight feet long and a door tile thickness of four inches, illustrating astonishing ancient metalwork.
A fox is hunted by a pack that closes in, the lead hound forcing the fox toward a desperate last stand. The pack surges, the fox bites back, and the death comes as the huntsman arrives to claim the quarry and conduct the end rites.
The advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action through the blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any uncured case, with testimonials available upon request to F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
The article extols Lewis County as ideal for farming dairying hops and timber with abundant land near Cowlitz Chehalis and Newaukum rivers. It highlights climate mild winters and productive soil praising agriculture timber mining and stock farming while noting Chehalis as county seat with schools churches mills and growing infrastructure.
The excerpt touts Chehalis as a thriving town with industries and facilities including coal mines a modern depot stockyards and diverse mills. It promotes migration by citing a Nebraska homeseeker and invites readers to visit and judge the area for themselves.
The fragment asserts upcoming good times and opportunities and questions who will seize them. It stresses health as the foundation for success and hints at a call for strong, capable men to lead future prosperity.
An advertisement extols male vitality and offers cures for numerous conditions including Varicocele Hydrocele Gonorrhea Stricture syphilis taints rheumatism rupture catarrh piles and chronic heart lung liver disorders promising restored vigor through treatment.
A local roster lists city officials including Auditor Schooley Treasurer Maynard Sheriff Carpenter Clerk Langhorne and others. it also details mayor, clerk, treasurer, marshal and attorney. Church postings cover Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian Catholic and Anglican services with pastors listed. Fraternal orders such as Chehalis Lodge, O E S, Woodmen of the World, and K of P are scheduled with meeting times and officers.
Lane aes at Vancouver Washington September Notice appears that Kirk D Smith filed intent to make final proof for the homestead claim No AM before W J Langhorne clerk of the superior court in Chehalis Washington on November 7th 1897 The witnesses listed Van Ornum JB Tartare and Mark Ear as residing Adna Washington Protesters may cross examine witnesses and offer evidence rebutting claimant prior to proof B F Shaw Register
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