Wenatchee Subscription Rates Listing
Entry describes mailing details for Wenatchee post office and lists subscription prices: One year by mail in advance five dollars, six months two dollars and fifty cents, carrier delivery ten cents per week.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1906
Page
2
Entry describes mailing details for Wenatchee post office and lists subscription prices: One year by mail in advance five dollars, six months two dollars and fifty cents, carrier delivery ten cents per week.
A pair of editorials critique German bluffing and U S tariff stance. The Washington Post warns against swift provocations while the Newark Advertiser emphasizes U S advantage, noting Germany loses nothing by delay and would back a prompt tariff if beneficial.
Greenwich Conn July 28 A country home for poor dogs and cats of New York was established today by Mrs H A Kibbe president of the Bideawee society who brought a hundred dogs from the city to the Leahy farm. Two hundred cats will be brought this week as Mrs Kibbe advertises for homes. The animals are fed from the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York.
A collection of vignettes and letters recounts Mrs Lasalle Corbell Pickett’s Confederate ties and a Southern author’s autograph request. It also notes Speaker Cannon’s birthday quip on modern precocity, Bliss Perry on generosity, a son-in-law quip about marrying for love, Kitchener’s Indian frontier visit, and a proverb about time, patience, and advertising transforming a small shop into a large store.
A flame shows colored shells from red to violet as combustion becomes more complete. Inner red core sits at 977 degrees F, with successive layers orange to violet radiating outward. The eye perceives these rays together as neutral white light.
A customer asks for a suit price and pockets. The tailor quotes sixty dollars. The customer replies he wants no pockets, claiming they won’t be needed after paying the bill.
A reflective line by Onida compares poverty to a harsh north wind that hardens men into Vikings and a gentle south wind that lulls them toward comfort and ease. The text explores how deprivation or ease influence character.
A column of satirical maxims critiques graft, loyalty, charity, and appearances. It mocks optimistic promises with qualifiers and notes how money, gender, and social status influence virtue. Pieces liken stolen melons to stolen kisses and lampoon public virtue in modern life.
A terse Chinese proverb contrasts self-critique on waking with judging others in sleep. It offers a meditation on conscience, self awareness, and shifting focus across the night.
County Commissioners of Oberon County Washington invite sealed bids by August 1906 2pm for clearing grabbing grading and surfacing State road No 3 Red Mountain road from station 457 to 474 or until 1500 expended. Plans at County Auditor. Bids by mile cubic yard square yard lineal foot and structure type. Must complete by Sept 1 1908.</s>
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