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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1906
Page
2
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The clipping surveys opinions from multiple papers about Washington D C as a potential jobbing hub noting the $65,000 salary claim and railroad rebating woes. It also references Bourke Cochman's eloquence and playful quips about summer crime and social habits. It closes with South Sea Island customs on child discipline and affection.
The Los Angeles Ladies Christian Temperance union and the Josal union voted to condemn the dainty peek-a-boo waist and clinging dresses at a First Methodist Episcopal church meeting. A chemist called tea and coffee intellectual drinks while alcohol was blamed for dulling the brain and triggering loose talk.
A Danvers veteran known as “Tarry” Gould recounted a sea voyage he once undertook as a young man. He joined a coasting schooner bound for Philadelphia from Danversport, but after passing Beverly bridge he fled to return home and slept poorly, imagining he was still aboard ship.
Veteran sea captain warns that life belts drift and spark ship safety speculation, while social touchiness stems from inflated self regard. He urges letting go of self thoughts and finding absorbing interests, also suggesting trading a phonograph for a roll top desk in a want ad.
Anderson Pittman, sixty five, returns to Georgia from a Northern prison after life sentence for murder. He seeks his wife now widow of a former mountaineer named White Collin who was killed by moonshiners. The couple, reunited in Cartersville after forty two years apart, resume their interrupted honeymoon.
New York report says Tom Sharkey, returning from abroad, discusses buying the Venus de Milo for his saloon and dancehall. He jokes about color restoration and offers to pay $200 to $300, compares with the government price, and notes cheaper replicas seen on Fourteenth Street.
A verses style piece personifies a troublesome figure who wanders and whispers hard truths. The narrator warns readers to beware this Mis t er as it taints rest and foreshadows conflict. The poem critiques newspaper readers delaying news while chaos approaches.
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