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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
3
An alarm on infection from mosquitoes and other insects explains bites inject poison, urging use of Sloan's Liniment as antiseptic to disinfect cuts bruises and sores. It promises infection neutralization and a money back guarantee, priced at 25 cents at your druggist.
The text argues that broader agitation among Slav peoples drives Austria and Servia toward a natural clash of interests. It frames the issue as a racial question tied to national honor and pride, noting Russia as protector and predicting ongoing Slavic national sentiment despite Austrian control in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A New York judge comments on the Caillaux trial in France noting how courtroom audiences sway juries like a Greek chorus. He says French defense counsel leverage political debates to obscure the true guilt or innocence issue.
A bold forecast warns Europe’s map will redraw after a war that could be the final one. It predicts massive casualties for both sides, global famine risks, blockades, and widespread destruction as racial tensions drive the conflict. The speaker asserts the war may be brief yet devastating, with no clear gains for any nation.
The author argues against large battleships favoring more aircraft and submarines. He notes many naval officers agree while critics fear premature conclusions. The piece also cites Washington state debt in 1912 and global indebtedness, underscoring economic context.
Experts warn that one third of the world’s debt burden is expanding quickly as the ongoing conflict drains resources, with estimates indicating the war costs around $50 million daily.
The Washington Supreme Court ruled counties cannot levy horticulture taxes after the legislature repealed the law. State departments prepare biennial budget estimates while a plan for a state budget is pursued. The public service commission faces freight tax debates and coal rate appeals, with cost-saving measures anticipated across institutions.
Washington houses 56 192 farms across 42 775 000 acres. Farms cover 11 712 000 acres with 6 373 000 improved. Average farm size 208 acres and capital investment 637 543 000. Farm implements worth 16 709 000 and livestock 48 865 000. Average farm value 11 346 dollars. Echo ads offer sale or trade exposure.
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