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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
2
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The article proclaims continued Republican strength and predicts four more years of prosperity while contemplating a possible laboring class party emerging from factions of Democrats and Republicans. It recalls Mark Hanna’s now-favored prophecy about socialist opposition becoming the main rival in 1912.
John Stewart documents methods to convert waste apples into cider vinegar in Noakstick Valley. He explains fermentation, ascetic acid cultures from Pullman, and the need for clean barrels. A faster beech wood shavings method yields vinegar in three months, with careful aeration and air exposure.
A old tale describes a ring owned by the Spanish crown believed to wield magical power. An emerald centerpiece with a ruby, once linked to disasters and wars, passed to churches and museums before being buried in a strong box.
A reader recounts a long awaited letter from S F Palmer and describes a Chicago visit by Mrs Henrietta Schoville and Mrs James Schovyila. They toured business districts, the lakefront, and notable buildings with guides, noting crowds and daily city bustle during their first trip in years.
The Lynden Post memorializes Captain James ONeill aged 73, noting his esteemed service and death. A committee proposes three resolutions, including sending copies to the bereaved family and publishing in the Lynden Tribune, with officers Randall and Treadway signing the notice.
The W C T U outlines a medal contest on November 13 with plans to include younger students and a silver gray division for older entrants. The program discusses open oratory on prohibition and notes the origins of the medal system in 1886 by W Jennings Demorest.
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