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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1908
Page
2
The Wenatchee World editorial page rebukes Senator Levi Ankeny citing a Washington Post remark and accusing him of rambling speech and poor language. It argues true state representation requires strong mental ability and criticizes Ankeny for valuing money over public duty, contrasting him with Wesley L. Jones.
McKinley Music Co of New York showcases the Wegman piano in Wenatchee for 14 days. The event promises low prices and easy terms with daily musicales at the Palmetto Ice Cream Parlor on Wenatchee Avenue.
The speaker invites a visit to discuss a fair arrangement for pianos on easy terms. It emphasizes satisfactory terms for all parties and suggests meeting to talk over the investment and how far a little money will go.
The article describes England’s state carriage built in 1761 for George III's marriage, costing 36000 dollars, designed by Sir William Chambers. It weighs four tons, with a 24 by 12 foot frame, ornate carvings, and a crimson satin interior. Six milk white horses, postilions and grooms accompany the coach on all high state occasions.
Beatrice Grimshaw notes Tahitian method to open young cocoanuts with a pointed stick to reveal fresh water. Native practice yields a pale ivory nut and a pure sweet, slightly aerated drink prized for refreshment. Old nuts are avoided due to illness fears. water from half grown nuts is valued as nourishment and drink.
A quaint Maine judge, famed for a bold ruling, faced two women claiming a pullet. He asked Mrs Jones and Mrs Smith if the bird belonged to them. both denied. He declared the pullet his and ordered it moved to the magistrate’s house for his cook.
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