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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
4
The piece argues that advertising shapes youth and adults alike, shaping taste and home life. It claims artistic ads educate and refine households, inviting luxury items like books, soaps, silks, and furniture, and that readers engage deeply with ads as a source of news and opportunity.
The Daily World contest winners Miss Maud Pruett of Chelan and Miss Ruby Webb of Wenatchee will travel up the Alaskan coast next Saturday. Three districts were used for voting and Miss Ruby Webb topped the lists to choose a chaperone, selecting Sheriff Webb. The group departs Seattle Saturday at 9 a.m. aboard the steamer Jefferson of the Alaska Steamship Company.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat excerpt describes a hunter pursuing a red deer through snow. The animal tires and sinks in deep drifts until the pursuer can lift it like a baby, illustrating how even a fleet creature becomes helpless in winter chase.
The London Standard recounts April 23 as St. George’s Day and a date tied to English history. It notes crusader links to St. George, Shakespeare’s reported birth and death, Charles II’s 1661 coronation on that date, and Wordsworth’s death, all marked on this memorable day.
A brief exchange notes domestic dogs in a St Paul Pioneer Press fragment. It records an item about a wife receiving a toy terrier and a husband an English bulldog, with a quip about whether both spouses keep a dog now.
Short Chicago News excerpt shows Miss Cutting debating a late stay and whether absence makes hearts grow fonder. A coy dialogue hints at a chance to learn more about their relationship.
A Entiat Fourth of July celebration featured music speeches by T H Atkinson and foot races followed by a Woodmen vs regular team baseball game won by the regulars. D W Roderick, fruit inspector, toured local orchards from Wenatchee and spoke with 28 growers en route to Roaring Creek. Various residents and visitors arrived or departed, with marriages, travels, and a busy social scene noted along with local employment at a sawmill and fishing on Lake Chelan.
The Geo B Howard company delivers a strong production with Mr Howard in Christopher Jr and a capable ensemble. Critics praise the cast led by Howard and Mr Hitner with the support of Edmund Murphy and the female cast. The show runs for two to three weeks with three bills weekly beginning Monday July 6.
Item list shows galvanized pater pails priced at 2c, 15e, 30c, and 35¢ at a bazaar. Shoppers browse a mix of household ware and discount goods during a community sale event.
It is a mistake to let anyone suffer from rheumatism as relief and cure are possible using Chamberlain's liniment. The pain relief makes sleep and rest possible even in long standing cases. Do not be discouraged until you try it. For sale by all druggists.
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