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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1913
Page
4
A strong critique of solitary study without application. It argues that speculation alone yields no power and that true learning must be shared. The author contends teachers shape progress, while a recluse remains useless, powerless, and morally isolated from society.
A readers letters page column called Lovers Corner offers dating guidance. Uncle Donald advises Charlie on jealousy and fidelity after he learned his partner danced with others, noting trust, timing, and self restraint while recounting a past success story and inviting more letters.
The article notes Mount Massive and Mount Elbert as Colorado's two highest peaks at 14,402 feet, with Pikes Peak at 14,108 feet and multiple 14,000-foot peaks. It highlights Colorado's high average elevation and mentions Weather Bureau activity, rail access to Pikes Peak, and Dr King’s New Discovery for colds and pneumonia with testimonials and pricing.
In his biennial report Secretary I M Howell notes office collections for year ending September 30 1912 totaled 471234 up from 448490 for the two years ending 1910. Auto license issuance drove a 42063 rise with auto licenses alone up 28178. Filing fees from candidates climbed 4284 and corporation license fees rose 2837. From 1904 1906 to 1908 receipts rose from 181903 to 359887.
A Lewisburg reader praises Electric Bitters for curing ten years of stomach trouble and rheumatism. The ad claims benefit for dyspepsia and kidney poisons, guarantees satisfaction, and prices at 50 cents per bottle.
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