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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1907
Page
3
Leaves Kennewick at 7 00 a m on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays for 25 up river points Sailings guaranteed through to Priest Rapids on Saturday only
See cards for complete passenger schedule and freight tariff. Meals berths and state rooms. A trip up-river affords a pleasant outing.
Pevents and cures constipation stomach and kidney trouble. Makes digestion easy. That's what Hollis ter's Rocky Mountain Tea does 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. The Columbia Pharmacy.
Practical guide on sowing cineraria seeds after August, soil mixes for seedling pots, shifts, and potting, greenhouse timing by mid October, and using weak cow manure with water, plus tips on plant vigor and flowering. Also a short humor and charity anecdote snippets from newspaper.
A collage of brief items and quotable lines including a note about spelling vales and a joke about a trainer and his ten month old baby. Also quotes on fate and charity with a neighbor’s humorous chicken house remark and a jab at a miserly host.
Harry Chadwick recalls in Outing how the sport began in 1858 with the first National Association of Baseball in New York, noting crude rules, a loose pitcher’s line, no wild-pitch penalties, and primitive defense seen through old time catchers. The 2000 spectators paid 50 cents for a Flushing contest between Brooklyn and New York.
A collection of quotes highlights how phrases about crime and duels appear in literary prose. Source cites a Milan Journal selection and a Minneapolis Journal item discussing criticism and a couple eloping who receive a telegram to disperse their plans.
A collection of brief cartoons and jokes recounts mismatched dining mishaps and social misunderstandings. A Cork man uses a knife for coffee stirring after realizing he lacks a fork, while a city man calmly suggests improvisation. Other quips mock aging, etiquette, and money, in brisk punchlines.
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