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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
3
A newly arrived Parisian traveler in New York, Mile. Blanche Atarty, known as the only woman to traverse exmets the world, faces chatter from boulevardiérs while being nicknamed in the hospital scene.
Government experts warn that licorice sold to schoolchildren for a cent may be made with lampblack glue and molasses. The piece criticizes the supplier for distributing such poor quality treats and jokes about the crook’s supposed lack of conscience and size of it.
A dialog reveals money easing pretenses about golf and independence. A protector reflects on loss as a robber removes the only firearm, leaving him exposed and braver only in fear. The lines imply character shifts from dependency to vulnerability amid crime.
A collection of wry observations on sympathy, wrongs, doctors bills and self reliance. The piece jokes about a king admiring a cat a physician known by his bill and the idea of the oyster world. It notes a shrine in the Spanish Church of Our Lady of Atocha where royal gowns, including Queen Victoria's, were historically hung for blessing.
Benjamin Ide Wheeler, former Cornell Greek professor and Greek athletics advocate, led the California State University as president while opposing nude art models. A Brown graduate, he excelled in sports, taught Greek and athletics, and judged the 1897 Olympic Games in Athens as part of the American School of Classical Studies judging panel.
A recent photograph depicts Kaiser Wilhelm in a Scottish chieftain costume. The image radiates an impression that he might enjoy playing a soldier in an theatrical troupe were it not for the dignity his position requires.
Samuel R. Gummere, once U S consul at Tangier during the Perdicario kidnaping, now serves as United States minister to Morocco. His quick wit and cleverness helped American authorities seize Paul O Stens land, the Chicago banker fugitive, and he gains a new promotion for continuing adept handling of delicate Morocccan affairs.
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