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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1910
Page
8
A warning urging mothers to keep Foley's Honey and Tar on hand for croup symptoms at night. The ad notes it contains no opiates and is distributed by Wenatchee Drug Co.
A Baltimore American quotation notes the paradox in desire, claiming people long for things they lack. It frames longing as a natural contrariness that drives contradictory actions and choices.
Wenatchee in December 1910 carries an open challenge from a writer at 118 Chelan Avenue to Jas E Smith. The letter denounces what it calls misstatements about socialism in a Daily World article and demands a public discussion to settle the dispute.
The piece contrasts two Arabian camel types the dromedary and the freight camel noting the dromedary’s light 300 pound load a six mile daily pace and price between 100 and 150 Maria Theresa dollars while the freight camel carries about 500 pounds at two and a half miles per hour and costs 300 Maria Theresa dollars or more.
The latest rendering of Burns lines appears in a London evening paper with the reformulated line Oh wad some power the giftie gie us to see some folk before they see us. The rare variant offers a fresh phrasing of the familiar Scottish verse for readers.
Mrs Mabel Hensell will not be brought to trial in Seattle for larceny from Wenatchee department store. Goods found in her possession could not establish grand larceny and no charge will justify sending her husband east. She will be taken to Seattle to answer the charge of attempting to kill a former roommate.
The regular Tuesday luncheon at noon will welcome members and visitors. First copies of the new Wenatchee booklet will be distributed. A special table will be set for members accompanied by their wives.
The local K P lodge meets at 7 30 this evening to arrange details for a special trip to Leavenworth tomorrow. A lodge will be instituted there. Engraved cards available by calling 1135.
Local sports report on the annual rabbit hunt set for December 11 in Ephrata. Frank Buckley of Ephrata chairs the committee arranging start from Ephrata to Moses Lake end, inviting interested participants. Wenatchee men expected to join the crowd against the jack rabbits.
The American Boy Scout Citizens Committee will meet at the Commercial Club rooms for lunch next Tuesday. Every member is requested to be present. Signed Rev. J. W. Johnson, Chairman.
The piece traces Orion from ancient Egypt where it symbolized Horus, through Thebes 5000 years ago, to Hindu and classical references noting its stormy influence. It notes Orion as a calendar sign and its modern depiction as a great hunter, with the name evolving from Greek astronomy via the Euphrates to mean the light of heaven.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quote claims the actor finished the last two acts with a broken wrist. The remark speculates that fear of giving an understudy a chance explains the heroism label. Hiltard asserts the world will eventually see the truth and do right.
The nursery advertises strong customer relations and quality trees, stating they prefer goodwill over profit but aim to attract both money and good will. They highlight their commitment to top stock, skilled labor, and favorable locations, inviting direct contact if salespeople miss a potential buyer.
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