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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
6
Local sites report numerous visits, short trips, and gatherings in Woodland and West Van Buren. J. Coffin dies after illness with burial plans at Coupeville. community mourns while neighbors share sympathies.
Glenda le residents report Mrs Neils Hansen ill with bronchitis but improving. Local school declamatory contest finalists named with first place to Georgina Dickerson and Sylva Palmer. A surprise party honors Miss Mary at Roeder. Numerous social visits and travel notes follow. Pauline Weidkamp dies after illness. large funeral in Lynden. Berthusen and Murry wed in Bellingham on Dec 5 1910.
A guide on overcoming insomnia through calming the mind and body. Techniques include relaxing muscles breathing lightly and repeating soothing phrases to induce sleep and reduce fear of sleeplessness. The method emphasizes visualization and internal affirmation to promote rest.
In a spoof of bureaucratic formality, Edmond Rostand visited a country friend and accompanied him to a mairie to register a newborn. When asked to sign, Rostand declared his occupation as man of letters and member of the French academy, then humorously accepted the chance to make a cross if he could not write.
A royal anecdote recalls Prince Francis of Teck sending hunting orders to a Meath forage dealer. The dealer misread the signature as Francis O'Teck Esquire, prompting a puzzled but proper reply. The tale circulated in London slang.
Amelia Folsom Young, 72, widow of Brigham Young, died at her Salt Lake City home after a three year paralysis. She was Brigham Young's seventeenth wife and reportedly his favorite, amid his era of nineteen or twenty marriages, with most wives now deceased.
Customs and immigration inspectors seized 433 five tael tins of opium valued at 10 825 in the fore peak of the steamship Minnesota on Saturday morning. This marks the largest opium seizure in years and expands border enforcement efforts.
To friends neighbors and fraternal orders sincere thanks are extended for help during illness and burial of a wife and mother. A Lynden dance at Odd Fellows Hall entertained many. Chris Polson plans a California winter trip with Samish flats return hopes.
Neighbors and friends are thanked for sympathy and help at the death of sister Pauline. Barneys Weidkamp Theodore Weidkamp Henry Weidkamp express appreciation.
A green bound five volume biblical encyclopedia by James Comper Grey and Rev. Geo. M. Adams offered for ministers scholars and teachers. Full title promises explanatory homiletic and illustrative notes forming a complete commentary and priced at 6.75 dollars with contact details to purchase.
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