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Kennewick Courier

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1905

Page

7

Peruna Endorsed by Assemblyman Tighe for Health

Assemblyman John Tighe of Remsen Street Cohoes New York praises Peruna as a restorative tonic. He credits it with renewing mind and body after extreme work and urges others to seek Dr Hartman’s free advice if results are not prompt.

Tighe John Tighe Remsen St Cohoes N. Y Albany County Peruna J. Tighe Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Magnificent Scenery Surrounds La Generosa In Sicily’s Highlands

A writer in the Atlantic Monthly extols La Generosa Polizzi for its dramatic 3000 foot rock perch and unmatched panorama across central Sicily from Cefalu north to Enna south and Etna east. Nearby Castellena and Monte Balza loom, with a Duomo carving and a notable archaic triptych in Sta Maria degli Angeli likely by Meming's workshop or a Fleming disciple.

la Generosa Mount Etna Cammarata Custogiovanni Centuripe Troina Maniace Serra Delle Sicily Polizzi Atlantic Monthly Roger Sicilian Highlands Cefalu Tyrrhene Sea Enna Montemaggiore Nicosia Etna Himera Meridionalis Castellena Monte Balza Imacha Duomo Sta. Maria Degli Angeli Meming Fleming

Flagging the Enemy and a Book Publisher’s Take

A village scene recalls a red flag at a doorstep as a book agent debates an auction. The Life of a Book interviews A M Methuen who says publishing is harsh and rapidly shrinking in lifespan for titles while offering literary satisfaction.

Book Monthly A. M. S. Methuen

Two Actor Types and Grief in a Neighborly Note

In Washington Star type humor, Mr Stormington Barnes notes actors fall into amachewers and scene-chewers. The piece also reflects on death in the family and the value of neighborly kindness expressed in a card of thanks.

Stormington Barnes Washington

Kansas City Hog Market Sees Strong Trade in March

Knwledge Book notes A Schilling & Company reports San Francisco origin markets. Kansas City hog trade grows with March, the first spring month, usually quiet but unusually active this year. Total receipts reached 253,404 against 199,852 last year.

Kansas City

Milkman fined in London court for artful scheme

A London sanitary inspector terms a milkman among the most artful men to deal with after a court fine. The inspector recalls a scene when the milkman’s sister, upon seeing him, fell backward and spilled milk in the street.

London

Advertising and tea spark clash over best remedies

The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes a humorous exchange about adverts and tea, with Mrs Biffers challenging her husband’s politics after 17 years of marriage. The grocer offers refunds if customers do not choose Behilling's Best.

Biffers

Concessionaries Attract French Capital For Argentine Railways

The de Bruya and Otamendi firms report success in securing French capital for a network of about 3000 kilometers of narrow gauge railroads in Buenos Ayres and Santa Fe provinces, Argentina.

de Bruya Otamendi Buenos Ayres Santa Fe Argentine Republic

Burial rite of Mordovinians after death in Russia

The Mordovinians in the middle Volga provinces practice a burial custom where a relative returns to the old home 40 days after burial. If the deceased does not visibly return, a next of kin personates him and claims to deliver solemn messages from beyond the grave.

Middle Volga Russia

Veterans of Mexican War Remain on Army Retirement List

A New York Post report notes 22 officers on the army retired list who served in the Mexican War. It lists West Point graduates among them and names the oldest cadet alumni, including Dana, Weed, Oakes, Simpson, Henderson, Willcox, Gibson, and others with long service records from 1837 to 1867.

New York Post West Point Napoleon J. T. Dana Military Academy Thomas J. Weed James Oakes Marcus D. L. Simpson Henry D. Hendershott Orlando B. Willcox Horatio G. Gibson Dana Quartermaster’s Department Lawrence P. Graham Second Dragoons Daniel H. Rucker First Dragoons Rucker Graham Thomas J. Eckerson Robert Murray John F. Head Richard OC. Drum Volunteers Col Edward Collins John Green William Fletcher Regulars Infantry George B. Dandy Elisha S. Baily Albert B. Kauffman John Miller John E. Summers John Campbell Kauffman

Honeymoons in Oklahoma Decline in Mutual Section

The Mutual Editor notes that true honeymoons are nearly unknown in the Oklahoma section. Marriages are common and couples settle into home life quickly, often starting work the day after the ceremony. Wives and husbands show mutual respect, with good-bye kisses becoming rare to avoid bad luck, and the honeymoon as a concept has faded here.

Mutual O. T Benedict Oklahoma

Admiral Rojestvensky and an aerial accident in California

Fifty seven year old Admiral Pe trovitch Rojestvensky known as a cool headed Russian naval officer, hero of the Russo Turkish war, gains mention for past exploits. Mrs Fred Hamilton an aeronaut suffers a serious fall in San Jose California after ropes entangle in rigging from an 80 foot drop.

Petrovitch Rojestvensky Baronoff Fred Hamilton San Jose Cal

Kansas City Woman Found Guilty of First Degree Murder

The Liberty jury in the Agnes Meyers case returned a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree for the Kansas City woman charged with killing her husband Clarence Meyers. The verdict carries the death penalty by hanging.

Liberty Agnes Meyers Kansas City Clarence Meyers

Parson Sparks Rain Prayer With Sunday School Picnic

In a Louisville Courier Journal snippet a farmer quips about the new parson. He asks if rain prayer is underway but the parson instead plans a Sunday school picnic, described as a practical approach amid a rough season.

Farmer Geehaw Farmer Giddap Louisville Courier Journal

Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Claim Ad

An advertisement markets Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Restorer promising permanent cure for fits and nervousness after one day’s use. It offers a free trial bottle and a Philadelphia address for the company. A separate note states New York health officials destroyed six million pounds of adulterated foods in the last year and mentions German bridges and coal-handling machinery.

Health Department of New York

Russian Navy Losses in Sea of Japan Battle

The Times correspondent reports that the Russian admiralty says none of the officers aboard the battleships Navarin Borodino Imperator L Alexander N or Kniaz Souvaroff survived the battle in the Sea of Japan as all ships reportedly turned turtle.

St. Petersburg The Times Sea of Japan Navarin Borodino Imperator L Alexander N Kniaz Souvaroff

Private Car Lines Move Toward ICC Jurisdiction

Railroads favor bringing private car lines under Interstate Commerce Commission control. A railroad president states lines are paid mileage without discrimination and that excessive charges are a matter for shippers to settle unless law governs rates. Car mileage payments deemed legal as rental for property.

Interstate Commerce Commission

Various Patent Remedies and Local Notices Mixed In One Fragment

A mixed string of old advertisements and notices includes Allen 8 foot ease sample to cure sweating and bunions, Piso’s Cure for consumption, Edmond Beall elected mayor of Alton Missouri, an assay service from Ogden Assay Co, canal commission insect powder import data for Panama, Mrs Winslow teething syrup, and a Gladstone quote about wasting energy. The items reflect 19th century product pitches and local civic notes with several named places and people.

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