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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
6
F J Barlow, oldest harness and implement dealer in Whatcom County, leases 1318 Commercial Street Bellingham and leaves July first. New tenant takes possession then. To clear stock of harness wagons bugbies farm pumps and implements he slashes prices. sale ends June 30. Garage services unaffected. sons shift to auto trade.
Members express gratitude to the Band Boys for Decoration Day music and to helpers including P A Wright, Mrs Schrader, Rev Ashby and participants in the procession. Signed Shoemaker commander and W R C president. Heun violinist and Kenneth Heun pianist announce summer classes with monthly recitals and a student orchestra. Call Lynden 6-3-21 for terms.
Tribune special correspondents report on local events and everyday life across nearby towns and communities. Brief notes highlight community meetings, school happenings, market news, and small-town concerns shaping regional ties.
Glendale residents travel and visit relatives with several small gatherings noted. A bicycle runaway injures no one seriously. A Glendale school ball game ends North Prairie 12 Sunshine Delta Glendale 11. Egypt papyrus disappearance is discussed with references to Cairos Esbekleh Gardens and a London Tatler note.
A Pall Mall Gazette line portrays Hodeidah as filthy and odorous yet crucial as a gateway to Arabia’s rich regions and its overlooked Akhdam outcasts. The piece contrasts its harsh streets with a flourishing pre Turk ish misrule trade in the port city.
In Yonkers the Statesman notes a playful exchange about stylish quarrels. Patrice asks about the subject and confirms the couple’s contrasting pink and blue attire as a talking point.
A witty exchange from the New York Post features a young bride shopping at a municipal market. She marvels at fresh asparagus and asks if it grows like that, concluding with a joke about the cook braiding the ends.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer column cites a hard hearted critic predicting a future where a sickly man cannot borrow money or obtain commercial credit. The piece riffs on literary resonances with Poe Carlyle and Stevenson, pondering what becomes of the anemic poets.
A humorous exchange from the Richmond Times-Dispatch sees Grubbs questioning Biffkins affection with a pun on distance. Stubbs affirms the joke, noting the word should mean away when used as a distance term.
A man stopped at a newspaper office to place an ad for a boy. Half an hour later a boy fell from the gallery into the man's lap in what is described as a startling incident.
The piece recalls Jerome K Jerome describing an uncle who packed by a strict list. Start with everything you might require, then prune to essentials. He lists items from soap at the start to footwear and clothes, reviewing to avoid forgetting and then striking out what is dispensable. Finally the list is lost.
An English critic recalls Turner's Wreck Buoy anecdote from the Royal Academy show noting how a dull grey sea was brightened by a crimson buoy, making the painting stand out amid color rivals. The Eskimo bride tradition is described with vivid cultural detail of ritual consent and public display.
Local notice announces No Trespassing signs available for purchase at The Tribune office. Proceeds support newspaper operations. Signs suitable for property boundary and safety enforcement.
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