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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
4
A Scientific American writer says a century of meteorological data and sun spot records are needed to link sun activity to weather. Observations date back only fifty years and full sun spot records began around 1830 with prominences from 1872. The piece notes an eleven year sun spot cycle, recent maximum late in 1904, and a decline since.
The article weighs the number of troops and prominent leaders in Manchuria. It notes Japan's general Oyama and five other army commanders versus many corps and division leaders, discusses paper strengths and likely battle losses, and compares with Korea, Russia, and the Boer war for leadership visibility.
The piece argues law should be enforced rather than continually amended. It criticizes endless new statutes and calls for honest enforcement. Sensible judges and executives are needed to uphold law, with respect for its intent reducing abuses from imperfect statutes.
Pekin Indiana resident W. M. Smithart was said to have incurable consumption but Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds saved his life. He claims it cured him and he has used it for over ten years with continued success. It is advertised as a sure lung cure with 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles at City Drug Store and a trial bottle free.
New and unique twenty four in a package sold for thirty five cents per package at echo office.
A Washington source states the end of the eastern war will see the mikado’s government urge soldiers to settle in Korea and Manchuria, effectively making them Japanese in practice. Colonization follows conquest, with emigration of noncombatants. The note reflects on historical patterns and shifting attitudes toward Chinese demographics.
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