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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
4
A reflection on intellectual solitude and how great thinkers like Jesus Galileo Froebel and Bernarr McFadden endure isolation for ideas ahead of their time. The piece argues solitude births greatness, while warns conformity shrinks the circle of true friends and support.
The Washington Legislature creates a Bureau of Farm Development with county commissioners and the State Experiment Station Director as head. Colorado State suggestions on gopher control include traps or poison in main runways, flooding as needed, and a tested poison mix using corn or parsnips with strychnine salt and starch in water.
The Wenatchee World reports 62 cars on Mission Street between Palouse and Orondo during a Commercial Club session with 42 Fords counted. Cascade Garage, Ford agency, has 20 more Fords. four Ford carloads have sold this spring and more shipments are due.
A simple, pleasant cough medicine for children should be safe and effective. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is advertised as meeting these needs and is available from all dealers.
The state cap ital commission orders bids for four million dollars in bonds tied to the capital land grant to fund Olympia's new capital. The state board of finance may bid on five hundred thousand dollars, with a suit planned to test if the bond issue violates the four hundred thousand dollar debt limit.
The first annual Home-Going ex cursion train for former Michigan residents in the Pacific Northwest will run from Portland by the Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation Company on June 27. The reunion for former Michiganders will be at Belle Isle Detroit beginning July 4 with a seven day trip and stops at sites of interest. Passengers receive a list of party names and self introducing badges to aid acquainting themselves.
The state bureau of inspection reports 1912 license payments by saloons and liquor dealers totaling $2,948,907. State share includes 10 percent from counties and municipalities amounting to $281,669 plus $25 per license totaling $132,215, giving a state’s total of $413,882.
The piece compares house plumbing to the digestive system and urges keeping both in good condition. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as quick relief for digestion problems and notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
A promotional line highlighting attire as a marker of taste judgment and ability. The text argues that well made garments signal competence and attract business, presenting clothing as a reflection of character and success.
Dr King’s New Discovery is praised as the best throat and lung remedy by druggist C Lower. He says it cured his wife of a severe bronchial cold after other remedies failed and recommends keeping a bottle for family use. price 50c and 1.00, guaranteed by E H King.
Week ending May 12 lists uncalled for mail including Baily Madge, Davis Engii neer, Jacomo Richart, Lasey Bert, Philips Pud, McDonald D H, Winter Byron, Wilson Dora, Walmsly Thos, Tolbert Mrs C E, Tuttle F B, Titchenal Mrs Joselyn, Maynard Johnson Veraile, Kiester J A, Wolfe Allana, Sharp A J, Rilley William.
E. H. King promotes Adlerika a German appendix remedy mixing buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. He claims the antiseptic action cleanses the digestive system and a single dose relieves sour stomach gas and constipation instantly.
Aboard the rumor mill a cryptic tale speaks of a Seer challenging fate as the Echo repeats the omen. Details are sparse, leaving readers to weigh myth against report and await fuller notes from the press.
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