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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
2
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A Brooklyn girl hosts a visitor who praises another guest before confessing that a different man took the guest out that evening. The conversation reveals no genuine interest, ending with the teen gossip pivoting on the apparent social misstep and the rival companion.
A Chicago Inter Ocean tale retold by Senator Beveridge contrasts a corrupt capitalist’s bribe with a noble youth’s answer. A German father nearly loses his daughter to drowning, but she is saved by a kind youth who asks if reward should be money or marriage. He chooses the daughter, praising virtue though it costs him wealth. The moral notes that upright men may meet a fatal end.
The article notes a vogue for white parasols with metal and ivory handles, including Mrs. Nicholas Longworth’s star parasol. It describes three niece suits in lingerie waists with tiny jackets, orchid pink ensembles, lace trims, and organdie gowns. Also mentioned is Lincoln Beachey, nineteen, known for piloting an airship around Washington.
Kentuckians planned homecoming week events in Louisville with June 17 declared Boone day. A statue of Daniel Boone by Miss Enid Yandell was unveiled, reflecting her prior works including the Kentucky building statue at the Columbian Exposition of 1893.
The Tennessee artist earned a medal for her Hindooat prayer interpretation and is noted for the Carrie Brown memorial fountain at Providence titled The Struggle of Life. She became the first woman elected to the National Sculpture Society.
The article profiles Julia Ward Howe called the grand old lady of the United States, recounts her birth and marriage to Samus G. Howe and their shared support for Greek and Italian liberty movements. It also traces Lewis Emery Jr born 1834 in Chautauqua County New York, his youth in Michigan, woolen mill apprenticeship, oil field success, and first election to Pennsylvania's legislature.
A London gallery garden tortoise reportedly lived 400 years and bore a shell legend claimed to prove capture in the sixteenth century. Scientists note its survival from Shakespearean and Elizabethan eras. Other tortoises with inscriptions link to Daniel Webster youth and Phillip Hooper Austin Texas August 19 1844.
R W Cutts offers practice in federal and state courts. Contact Ira Thomas at Farmers 245, Ira Thomas, late 1 W T Rarey Co’s building for inquiries and representation.
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