Other People's Money Delightfully Satirizes Boards and Dishwashing
A humorous review lauds Hutchison Hopper in Other People's Money where his rapid escapes from awkward spots carry the farce. The company’s full stage presence is praised and a moral about equal dignity in any honest task is underscored as the play ends with a pious reminder.
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Mr. Howard
Hutchison Hopper
Hennessey le Royle
Motto for girls to excel in any job
The New Idea Woman's Magazine advises girls and women starting out in business or professions to embroider a motto on their minds: do any task, big or small, with the best within them. It notes duties beyond one's role may arise and urges diligent, high quality effort in all work, regardless of dignity.
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New Idea Woman’s Magazine
Why They Don't Come West Continued Observations
The piece surveys eastern roads, business spirit, and political ethics, noting independent newspapers, universal compulsory education, and chic new architecture. It highlights rebuilt small cities with wide streets, good water, sewers, parks, and a large Nevada readership for Harper. It ends by inviting readers to visit the west and examine Bazaar stock.
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Senate
Nevada
Harper Periodicals
Dining with a Hungry Preacher and The Origins of Dentists
A long anecdote from a Scottish village recalls a hungry preacher invited to dinner and an elderly wife’s mistaken strike with the family Bible. The piece then surveys ancient to medieval dentistry, noting Herodotus on Egyptian dentists and Albucasis as an early figure in artificial teeth.
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Scotland
Dundee Advertiser
Herodotus
British Museum
Pompeii
Galen
Belzoni
Martialis
Laelia
Minneapolis Journal
Won In Spite of His Lawyer
A former attorney once joked about defending a counterfeiter who pleaded guilty on his advice. The judge pressed for a reason, and the defendant answered that his lawyer said he would have no show before the judge. The judge then ordered a not guilty plea and the counterfeiter was acquitted.
Memory and Quotes From Various Newspapers
A collage of maxims and light anecdotes alongside a 1908 Wenatchee post office advertised letters list. Notable bits include reflections on memory value and youth ignorance, plus a short social exchange about waiting versus sojourning. The letter list names multiple individuals with a reminder to mention advertised status.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Ankeney
C. W. Bocking
Bowman
A. P. Cunny
John Clover
Fred. Favil
Max Hughes
Jas. A. Jones
H. F. Limber
Perry
Lowery
Lon Martin
A. F. Miller
Fred Morris
Overtaxed Readers Describe Aches In Wenatchee Era
Wenatchee readers report widespread fatigue and body pains due to overtaxed kidneys and daily burdens. The era’s health concerns are voiced through personal aches signaling strain from work and life demands.
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement From Mrs Baldwin
Mrs J H Baldwin of 1119 Hoyt Ave Everett Wash says Doan’s Kidney Pills helped two years of kidney trouble and recommends them to others. For sale by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan’s and take no other.
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Bright
J. H. Baldwin
Hoyt Avenue
Everett
Wash
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N
United States
Doan
Installation of Officers Friday July 17
All members and families are invited to the installation of officers on Friday July 17. Entertainment and ice cream will be provided. Ses atile Cashmere and Leavenworth members will be present, and visiting brothers and families are especially welcome.
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Leavenworth
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