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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1910
Page
7
A dense catalog of many grocery and meat items with prices, including flour, raisins, citrus, cheeses, cereals, canned goods, produce, cuts of beef and pork, poultry, fish, lard substitutes, and baking staples. Mentions Foley honey and Tar cough remedy and a drugstore cue. Contains numerous brand names and assorted unit prices.
Dr Frederick A Cook replies to Knud Rasmussen accusing him of seeking publicity by alleging Cook's Arctic narrative is fictional Rasmussen cited Eskimo statements via missionaries rather than Cook and his Eskimo companions In his counter Cook says he trusts Peary over Rasmussen or Eskimos in judging his achievements The exchange appears in Harper s Bazaar with a biting aside about a nurse and salary and a proverb on reckless haste.
Rich, assistant general manager of the Palace Hotel, writes praising the Neal Three Day Cure. He describes a friend’s rapid recovery, renewed business activity, and loss of craving for alcohol after treatment at the Meal Institute Company. The letter touts a safe vegetable compound and a 72 hour cure with a bond guarantee.
The Natchez built in Cincinnati captained by T P Leathers raced the New Albany Robert E Lee under John W Cannon. The Lee won arriving in St Louis 33 minutes faster than the previous record despite fog and machine issues for the Natchez. Fifty thousand spectators welcomed Cannon with a postrace banquet. A Harvard anecdote about sailors and a chandelier ends the item.
The Catholic Standard and Times quotes a social exchange about debt and nerves. A woman ponders their mounting debt while her husband shows nerves when attempting to borrow money, illustrating strain in domestic finances.
A light quip from the Cleveland Leader jokes about how proposals arrive not in words but through sighs and gurgles. The snippet teases romantic misunderstandings and playful banter in late 19th century style.
An account highlights Bird Island in South Africa where during certain months the island is covered with gannets. The birds crowd so densely that no ground is visible and onlookers say the sight is unforgettable.
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