Washburn Weekly Publication Note
The Times printed in Washburn Wisconsin notes editor J. E. Jones and dates the issue June 15, 1905 with publication every Thursday.
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Washburn,Wis
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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
3
Nan Helps Stranger in Rain and Becomes Heiress
Nan, seventeen, shelters a drenched old woman during a downpour, tends her through illness, and learns she is Ellen Franklyn. Austerities and ambition collide as Nan's selfless care leads to a will leaving Ellen’s estate to Nan and a chance at college and a new life.
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Nan
Oli
Tere
Helena Burnet
Mrs. Burnet
Ellen
Thedford
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Prince Praises Bride as They Board Train
While bidding farewell the prince compliments the woman as a potential wife and notes she will be worthy of pride. He smiles and turns to the train, signaling departure from a formal scene.
Counterfeiters Use Marriages To Pass Bad Coins
A London detective testified that counterfeiters often wed women solely to pass bad coins to the public. Such marriages lack affection or trade partnership and aim to exploit juries reluctance to convict wives.
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England
London
Strange Japanese Belief Man Sky Earth Says Kentuckian
Louisville business leader John P. Starks reports from a globe tour that Japanese men symbolize the sky and women the earth. He describes Japanese society as rich in superstition and patriotism, notes their honesty as officials, their military prowess, and beliefs in Buddhism Shintoism and hara kiri.
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John P. Starks
Louisville
Globe
Cincinnati Enquirer
Starks
Yokohama
To John Paul Jones Remembered At His Homecoming
The poem from the Philadelphia North American bids John Paul Jones return to his homeland and be saluted as heroes of the sea. It evokes Alfred, Ranger, and Gonhomme Richard, and envisions shadowy ships and sailors honoring his legacy in a national embrace.
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West Blast
Alfred
Ranger
Gonhomme Richard
Shaw Urges Ballot for Women at National Council
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, leader of the National Woman's Suffrage Association, spoke during the Washington meeting of the National Council of Women. She argued for women's rights, criticized racial death by action rhetoric, and urged making the country fit to rear children, asserting motherhood is as noble as fatherhood.
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Anna Howard Shaw
National Woman's Suffrage Association
National Council of Women
Washington
New York Times
Europe
Hell
Heaven
John Paul Jones Tribute in American Liberty Tone
A Philadelphia Press poem tribute by Hl. T. Detert honors John Paul Jones as a famed naval warrior. It venerates his ashes under freedom’s soil, enshrines his name with Washington and other leaders, and imagines future glory on Columbia’s shore.
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Columbia
John Paul Jones
Hl. T. Detert
Philadelphia Press
Record Hay Steer Shatters Kansas City Scale
Adem Thomas of Montrose Colorado shipped the largest hay and grass steer to Kansas City. The grand steer weighed 2400 pounds in the pen, with the shipment averaging 2000 pounds across the lot, marking a record for this market.
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Mimrest Jurass
Adem Thomas
Montrose
Colo
Kansas City
Ouray
Hutchinson Men Form Onion Raising Recreation Company
Hutchinson Mo young men form a company to raise onions leasing ten acre Cow Creek tract they will grow onions as a recreation from their other jobs and plan to do the work themselves.
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Hlevert
Hutchinson
Kansas City Journal
Cow Creek
Wis consin Central Trains Offer Comfortable Riding
Promotional blurb touts Ashland to Milwaukee and Chicago trips on Wis consin Central trains with wide vestibule cars Pullman sleepers and free reclining chair cars. Meals a la carte and daily departures morning and evening. contact Jas C Pond Milwaukee for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central
Ashland
Milwakke
Chicago
Jas. C. Pond
Milwaukee
Wis
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets Claim Health Boosting Benefits
An advertisement touts Holyllistear invitor Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets as a busy medicine for busy people. It promises relief for constipation indigestion liver and kidney troubles pimples eczema impurities sore breath swollen bowels headaches and backaches. Sold as a tar get form bar at 85 cents each by Houlister Drea Company Madison Wisconsin with golden nuggets for sailors and other buyers.
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Hollistear
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountain Tea
Houlister Drea Company
Madison
Wis
Emu
Louis Sievers Sons CO
Grand Ave
Chicago
Crockery That Wears Well and Looks Fine
We offer crockery that wears as well as it appears and has no glaze defects. Some ware is not worth keeping as the glaze can wear off and craze in fine cracks. It won’t withstand heat, which we do not handle. Our crockery is guaranteed free from these defects and the guarantee carries real meaning.
Keys to Success. Mr. Edward Bok Explains Path to Success
Edward Bok, editor of the Ladies' Home Journal, outlines key habits and mindset for young men pursuing success. He emphasizes discipline, steady effort, integrity, and practical knowledge as foundations for achievement. Coins the notion that daily improvement yields long term results.
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Edward Bok
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
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