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Newspaper

Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1907

Page

6

Ache A Upper Levels by Honore Willsie

On a Sunday in a mining town Dick Houston grows to admire Marian a miner's daughter as a cave in forces them into a perilous escape. In the dark he wonders about love and age then learns Marian is twenty two and they plan to marry once she lets her braid back down.

Cotillons Alice Upham Marian Richard Houston Lisbon Houston Mr. Houston Mhiewery Dick Houston Marlan Martin Boston

The Declaration of Independence and Its Custodial History

William H. Michael recounts the archival journey of the Declaration from 1789 to today. It details depositories, fireproofing concerns, and final secure storage in a sealed steel cabinet under the State Department, rarely shown to the public.

William H. Michael State Department Washington Congress Department of Foreign Affairs Continental Congress Department of State Hower Patent Office Interior Department War and Navy Hay New York Times

When Astrologers Were Wrong About Royal Prisons

A medieval quip recalls Henry VII testing astrologers Evans and John Gallezzo duke of Milan. Evans cannot predict Christmas location. Gallezzo is warned he will die soon and is hanged that night, after the duke questions star forecasts.

Henry VII Evans John Gallezzo Milan

Dead Sure Way To Start A Fire With Your Last Match

A hunter asks a guide for a dead sure way to ignite a fire with the last match. The guide and sportsman debate, a plan with birch bark and powder is proposed, then questioned. The expedition’s bag of matches is later found lost at the last portage, revealing the dilemma.

Sermon Critique By Father Taylor Aims Sharp Reproof

A divinity student temporarily filled Boston's renowned sailor preacher Father Taylor's pulpit. After the service the student asked for thoughts on his sermon. The elder preacher answered with a blunt comparison saying if the text had the smallpox the sermon could not have caught it.

Boston Father Taylor Christian Register

A Good Looker Prances Into Doe With Success

A Success Magazine excerpt notes how a sharp appearance matters in job searches. It warns that a shabby hat or soiled linen can ruin chances, especially in New York, where first impressions shape career prospects for young men seeking office work in large cities.

Younes New York Success Magazine

Streets in a Big Store and The Free Lance’s Paradise

In Kansas City a wholesale grocery uses streets and numbers to sort goods creating parlor 8 for swelling items and Easy Street leading to Fairyland where workers pack products. The system doubles order filling speed and efficiency in the busy warehouse. In New York the literary freelances thrive as editors seek fresh talent, with many shy arrivals later becoming prolific writers for major outlets.

Kansas City Easy Street Kansas City Star Free Lance New York Metropolitan Metropolis D'Auber J. H. Collins Atlantic

What a Jubilee Is

A humorous Victorian exchange from Harper's Weekly explains jubilees as silver weddings at twenty five years and golden at fifty years, with a grim twist noting the jubilee when a husband dies.

Arnold and His Circus

Matthew Arnold toured with Mrs Arnold two daughters and an impresario. They traveled with railway passes and the conductor would sneer at the Arnold troop. Mr Arnold replied with a hearty laugh and said they were no traveling locus.

Arnold Matthew Arnold

The Best Return Quote by Eden Glasgow

A compact quotation highlighting that beauty can emerge from any work, no matter how prosaic or sordid, if the ideal behind it is strong enough.

Eden Glasgow

Nothing to Steal Minster's Wife Wake Up

A dramatic exchange unfolds as a wife wakes to burglars in the house and a tense reply downplays the danger. The dialogue style hints at a tense domestic scene.

Minster John Christian Register

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Hawes & Schoch Hanford White Bluffs Cit Dunners Winichass Johnson & Ross, Props Kennewic Twin City Ice & Cold Storage CO Church & Stringer, Proprietors Ache Honore Willsie Jack R. H. Anderson Queen Victoria London Wumman Harper's Weekly
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