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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1905
Page
3
Advertisement notes wholesale prices for doors windows mouldings locks hinges sash cords and weights. Mentions engraving on a front door pattern plate glass and door prices 3.50 and 1.30 per door. States move to 1010 Western Avenue with 21 000 square feet of space and combined salesrooms and warehouse.
Sir Ralph Payne Gallwey, an Englishman, achieved a remarkable 376 yard shot at Le Touquet Golf Links using his ancient Turkish bow. The feat showcases a rare blend of archery craft and golf course setting.
The remark notes that tea varies in quality, with both good and bad examples in ordinary and culinary contexts. It suggests standards differ by preparation and serving, influencing flavor and appreciation of tea.
The 1904 government figures show salt at 27 332 cents per barrel of 208 pounds, far below grocery prices. This detail highlights producer costs rather than consumer prices in that era.
A witty Pearson's Weekly anecdote recalls a London writer's misadventure with a latch key and a locked door. A later medical vignette narrates sauerkraut's mixed success in yellow fever cases across Dutch, Spanish, and American patients.
Ex governor James M. Hogg lies ill in a Fort Worth hotel while en route to a health resort, weighing over 300 pounds and refusing an immediate operation though doctors say tapping is needed to survive. He declines and faces uncertain time.
Readable text implies contrasts between strength and money with a mention of Schilling s Best product. The fragment hints at value or quality judgment rather than a full story or clear event. No additional facts to anchor entities or dates.
Seven shepherds drove a herd of 14090 sheep from Mamuga in Queens land to Narbi in New South Wales a distance of 900 miles without losing a sheep.
A Washington Star quotation notes Uncle Eben saying the lazy man avoids work in bad weather and enjoys it when the weather is fine. It adds a remark that a woman who claims a great deal about being a lady likely is not one.
Consumers may return Schilag's Best if unsatisfied as grocers refund purchases. The text notes a moneyback policy tied to tea variety and quality. It also mentions the late Secretary Hay leaving manuscripts to his daughter Mrs Whitney and her upcoming publication plans.
The pamphlet included with Schilling's Best Tea is highlighted. It promotes tea knowledge with a booklet on making good tea. The passage also notes the U S leads in car production, supplying 95 percent of cars domestically and exporting globally.
A local tale notes a woman in Evers who brews tea in her own method and favors independence. European governments maintain salt monopolies, with Italy patrolling coasts to deter evaporation for low grade salt by the poor.
The note recalls the death of Dr J H Stringfellow former speaker of the first house of representatives and the historic attribution of the term border ruffian to her. It mentions a table tea question and reflects on era politics and social scenes.
A Philadelphia Record note tells of John a Mal tese cat with velvet coat and spoiled habits. Jays torment him after he stalks robins and wrens while his owner recounts Gyp the dog and the affection she receives. The piece blends humor with animal behavior observations.
Bands of well armed robbers have appeared in Cadiz province burning and robbing farms and houses of landowners. The governor has wired for reinforcements of gendarmery to restore order amid famine fears.
A Toledo remedy ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for failure and praises its blood and mucous action. The item notes a lethal excess in Buda Pesth with 23 dead houses and reports China's imperial edict replacing bows and arrows with modern weapons for all soldiers.
Howard E Burton an assayer and chemist offers prices for gold silver and lead gold and silver 75 cents zinc or copper 1 cyanide test. Mailing envelopes and full price list on request Leadville Colorado reference Carbonate National Bank. Fifty two languages and dialects spoken along the Danube.
In Wasco on October 18 Dallas reports a Negro Baptist conference in session adopted a resolution praising John D Rockefeller. The convention declared in its opinion he is an inspired giver.
The English flag is shown on 11,365 merchant vessels, part of a global total of 29,756 ships. This reflects a sizable share of world seafaring tonnage and indicates Britain’s extensive maritime presence through the era.
Report notes sharks spotted in the Adriatic Sea after traversing the Suez Canal. Experts seek to determine species and potential impact on local maritime activities and coastal communities. Authorities monitor coastal waters for safety and awareness campaigns may follow.
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