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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
4
The Wenatchee Daily World is published by World Publishing Co each weekday except Sunday. Advertising and editorial offices are at the World Building, Wenatchee Washington, with subscription rates for carrier and mail options and a weekly edition named The Wenatchee Advance issued Fridays.
The Daily World extends Christmas wishes to its patrons in North Central Washington and thanks them for their support. It pledges up to date news, reliability, and service while avoiding sensationalism and aims to remain a representative district paper.
Ex president Eliot of Harvard praises Mayor Seidel's work in Milwaukee while noting disagreement with socialist theories. The piece highlights a general demand for better municipal efficiency and dismisses mere theories as evaluative with action and results. The Woman's Journal of Boston commends Seidel in a recent issue.
A Manchester era critique lauds Milwaukee for closing 104 disreputable dives, opening evening schoolhouse dances, enforcing eight hour workdays, resisting unsafe streetcar franchise extensions, funding playgrounds, and exposing unsanitary tenements with owner labels.
In a head on crash near Nevada Ohio on the Pennsylvania line an west bound passenger train and an east bound express collided early today. Six people were killed and about six injured all but one of the dead being train crew members. Mr and Mrs O S Sampson plan to leave Monday for California to spend the winter hoping a milder climate aids Mrs Sampson's long illness.
Mrs. D. Gilkeson of Youngstown Ohio shares a personal testimonial about Foley's Honey and Tar relieving a severe cold and cough in her child after one dose. She keeps a bottle for future use and warns against substitutes. Natchee Drug Co. promotes the product.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church at Orondo and Chelan hosts a Christmas cantata led by director B. Brown with choir and soloists including C. C. Bacon J. H. Howard Miss Beightol and Miss Godfrey. The morning service features a sermon and Sunday school and the evening program includes preludes recitations and concluding hymns.
St Luke's Episcopal offers special services morning and evening with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11, Te Deum and Parry in D, Sullivan in D, Nazareth by Gounod, carols by Gounod Barbey and Stainer. Rev F Stuart Hyatt preaches A Christmas Congregation. Full choral service by augmented choir, repeated at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday after Christmas features children’s service and tree at 7:30 p.m. All are invited.
Services will be held all day Sunday at the Salvation Army hall. On Tuesday at 7 30 p m a special service with children's songs recitations and flag drills will be followed by presents from the Christmas tree. Every boy and girl is welcome and invited to attend.
The Presbyterian Church will honor Christmas with morning and evening services. The morning program includes organ numbers by Mrs Sickels and choral pieces The Angel Chorus Hills of Palestine and Joy to the World. The sermon titled The Lift-Wide Extension of the Christmas Spirit by the pastor. Evening offers a Christmas concert with The Cradle Song and The Watchful Shepherds plus Miss Olive Cady solo and violin obligato by Fay Aldron. Dr Stevenson to preach on The Prophesied Savior. Christmas tree and cantata set for Monday at 7 30 p m inviting strangers.
Bible school at 10 a m morning service at 11 sermon these Gods Unspeakable Gift. A solo by Miss Sylvia Grant. Evening worship at 7 30 sermon A Priceless Christmas Present. Solo by Mrs Deline On Mon
A festive note extends warm wishes for happiness and prosperity. The message celebrates the season as a web of memories linking friends across the world with a cheerful Merry Christmas greeting.
Schade and Parshall announce a 7 day night at 7 30 featuring a Japanese Christmas cantata Christmas in the Sunrise Kingdom led by Mrs John Knapp. In January the choir will perform The Nazarene with P G Dickie and The Servant in the House by Miss Coral Patten of Chicago. Further details to follow.
Bible study at 10 a m with preaching at 11 a m and 7 39 p m. Morning sermon titled Angelic Introduction of Christ to the Shepherds. Evening sermon Belief in God and Christ. Revival meetings held each evening with uncertain end. Santa Cruz resident W J Kirk leads the song service. All welcome.
H. D. Wiard, pastor, leads morning and evening services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with themes A Merry Christmas and Put Yourself in His Place Bible school at 10 a m. welcomes all to attend any or all services with friends.
The Chicago message states L H Richards is released after complainant refuses to send for him. He admits guilt but the bank will not pay costs to bring him back for prosecution estimated around 300 dollars. Loss to the First National Bank was about 20 dollars.
Sheriff Ferguson announces new jail rules governing visitors and prisoner mail. Visitors may enter 10 am to 4 pm on Tuesdays and Fridays, with officers present at discretion. no one may hand items to prisoners or receive items from them. Prisoner mail and packages are opened and inspected before delivery or mailing, with owners authorizing opening.
The document outlines visitation and access rules for jail inmates. Attorneys with clients may enter on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and may be accompanied by the sheriff or jailer. Violations are punishable as contempt. Order issued by Sheriff J. E. Ferguson.
The report states a vigorous search by land and sea for Grace continues without success. A Rochester New York reader shares a kidney complaint narrative noting back pain and fatigue before seeking relief.
A Wenatchee man reports complete cure after using Foley Kidney Pills and claims each dose revived life and strength, leaving him feeling better and stronger than in years. The testimonial references Wenatchee D Co. as the source.
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