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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1908
Page
3
Advertisement reads the first dollar is given away Monday evening with a contest starting Saturday. It calls on young men and women to read the ads, find the words, and claim the dollars in a Wenatchee World notice addressed to Andy Brown.
A miscellany of comic snippets and moral maxims appears, including a dating note about a single young man, humorous exchanges about Christ's birthplace, and quips on health, arousal, and storms. Archibishop Ryan is praised for a Philopatrian honor, with jokes about God’s judgments and a cautious conductor warning.
A compact anthology excerpt traces journalism's appetite for alarm and spectacle, compares reporters to eager dogs, and surveys vivid anecdotes from 18th and 19th century figures about education, marriage schemes, and political tempers. It includes a Virginia treaty tale, a marital miscue, Indians at Lancaster, and Bismarck’s burst of rage.
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