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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
7
A stage time card lists Lynden and Bellingham entries with contact numbers for J. McInnis and Harry M. Mock. The document shows a phone code style and indicates regional routing between Lynden and Bellingham with two local agents.
In a mining town a prank by Colonel Covell uses letters and a staged betrothal to pair Dan Betterley with an eastern cousin Adora Dedrick. The ruse flops when Dan reveals he loves the real Adora’s image and the joke backfires as Betterley and Dora become engaged, while Julie and Howard Wetton wed.
A peaceful evening at the Bowser's home becomes tense when the husband suspects his wife of plotting to alter his trousers. He accuses her of conspiracy, tears the back seam, and a chaotic clash ends with a quarreling remark on husbands and drink. The scene closes with a grim quip on spousal strife.
German authorities favor lances in warfare with uhlan regiments carrying lances carbines and sabers. Cavalry is increasingly viewed as mounted infantry amid evolving military opinion.
A Paris inventor develops a collar edging iron that smooths collar edges to prevent skin irritation. The device features a small rod with a groove near the end to guide the collar edge as it is pressed.
Practical health hint on massage relief for bruises and sprains. Massage, using gentle stroking from the contusion center, twice daily, for up to fifteen minutes per session for bruises. For sprains, rub toward the joint, allow longer sessions, but be gentle over the joint itself.
In a Bryant poem the speaker describes autumnal bloom as a calm signal of year's end. The unnamed flower appears only after frost and dusk, its blue light seen through fringes toward heaven, symbolizing hope at death as the poet longs for a heavenly gaze at departure.
An advertising item lists a regular price of 4.50 and a special sale price of 4.20 for the Mentor and The Tribune publication.
The Bellingham State Normal School placed orders for a Chickering Concert Grand and four Kimball uprights to be installed soon. Bidding from local piano dealers culminated in the Board of Trustees selecting Bellingham Eilers Music House as exclusive Pacific Coast reps for Chickering and Kimball pianos. The contract also covers refinishing and overhauling a large Chickering Grand bought years ago by Eilers Music House.
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