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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1920
Page
8
Readings trace belief in animal dreams from Aristotle Pliny and ancient world to Darwin and modern writers. The text cites observers noting horse neighing cow and sheep dreaming behavior and dogs dream during shows of fear or pursuit with varied moralizing commentary.
A New York Sun note describes a 1840 campaign item depicting William Henry Harrison and the Goddess of Liberty on a gold medal awarded by Congress for War of 1812 services. The reverse honors General Harrison and Isaac Shelby with a congressional resolution.
A National Geographic Bulletin excerpt describes Burma forbidding possession and trade in firearms and arrows. Natives improvise a crude shotgun from gas pipe a stock and matches, using improvised projectiles. The weapon is described as extremely powerful with severe recoil.
A short guide describes removing stubborn knots from straps, harnesses, rope, or similar items. It recommends placing the knot on a hard surface and hammering from all sides, then using a soapy water solution to wet the knot. The final steps are unclear due to the damaged text.
A dense classified section lists FOR SALE houses and furniture, lost pocketbook, used car bargain, wood requests, and various notes. Items include three houses, wood heater, nursery goods, and a six week old pig listing, with residents and local addresses such as Wenatchee Washington and J. C. Penney Co. references.
Hotel men from across the United States attend the Fifth National Hotel Men's Exposition at Grand Central Palace. The Pacific Northwest exhibit touts scenic spots and tourism ads, featuring a live salmon to lure visitors. W J Watson, ex-Ed Tholin pool room staff, returns to Leavenworth amid the show.
The text appears as a garbled quotation about self opinion and how others view you. It references unnamed people and a city or place, with unclear attribution or context.
A quoted exchange shows one person asking if she refused him and another confirming the impression. She did not explicitly say no but laughed in response, quoted as Ha-ha-ha introducing the line.
Mrs. E. R. Matthews and two children from Seattle visit friends in Leavenworth appearing in the railroad items of timely interest column.
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