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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1906
Page
2
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A fragment from a 20th century magazine quotes Pat sniffing tainted money and noting its smell as the cause of rumors. The snippet suggests a country setting where discussions of counterfeit or corrupted currency surface in a light social anecdote.
A series of aphoristic observations contrasts love marriage vanity envy and duty with reflections on human behavior. It notes that happiness is self-made and warns against judging others by appearances while highlighting the difference between stage virtue and real life complexity.
A Mongolian woman in British Columbia claims the Chinese throne by right of descent. Other editorials mock various political stances, noting state rights, centralization, and proposed editions of the Congressional Record. A bantering vignette recalls Pat and Mike observing a costly touring car.
John Burns announced a bill to fund sterilized milk to curb infant mortality after 120000 deaths last year in England and Wales. A deputation from the national conference met the Premier who urged better air, water, housing, and nourishment. Burns cited Huddersfield trials and urged working families to reduce drink and gambling to help healthy births. An elderly Scandinavian lady seeks a housekeeper.
Vendome Cafe offers homemade pies in a day long sale from midnight to 5 PM then 6 PM. The ad promotes the pies as unbeatable and highlights the cafe as the source.
Brigadier General Theodore J. Wint who commanded the embarkation of troops at Newport News during the second American occupation of Cuba has a long military record. He served in the Civil War Indian campaigns the Spanish American War the Philippine campaigns and the Boxer rebellion in China. Born in Scranton Pennsylvania in 1845 he enlisted at sixteen in Company F Sixth Pennsylvania Cavalry Rush's Lancers.
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