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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
4
A young woman Lilac asks Uncle Donald for advice about a dancing companion who has begun acting distant. The columnist cautions about early social life and urges caution, suggesting the boy may not have found another, and invites a reply.
Under the physics department a bureau of testing has served many people by testing electric gas and water meters and certifying instrument accuracy. Lamps were tested for Tacoma and Seattle electric plants to verify specifications. Dr F A Osborn supports supervision of weights and measures to protect the public.
If you suffer from old sores ulcers boils or eczema Bucklen's Arnica Salve offers prompt relief. Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama cured an ugly ulcer in two weeks after using the salve. Recommended by E H King druggist. Only 25 cents.
Attorney General W. V. Tanner rules aliens must pay a $15 annual license and file name and data with the state auditor before obtaining a hunting or fishing license. Also contains health ad promoting Chamberlain's Tablets.
A historical reflection on film as a reforming force in society arguing that positive resolutions to act rightly matter more than negations. It praises cinema for shaping habits, shielding youth from vice, and offering moral entertainment while noting censorship and a monopoly by the Motion Picture Patents Company.
A reflective piece on the meaning of home focusing on love kindness and the family. It argues a nation must protect the home and ensure justice peace and companionship to keep homes holy and welcoming, guided by parental care and childlike joy.
Garnets are valued by variety and size with gem stones commanding several dollars per carat while bulk tonnage includes lower quality material for abrasive use. In 1912 abrasive garnet production reached 4 182 short tons worth 137 800 dollars, averaging about 33 dollars per ton. New York New Hampshire and North Carolina lead garnet production with 1912 showing gains over 1911.
Bath Illinois resident J. C. Eveland claims twenty-five years of eczema ended after using Dr Hobsons Eczema Ointment. The Pfeiffer Chemical Co advertises the physician formula remedy priced at 50 cents with a nationwide guarantee and mailing options.
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