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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
3
The piece urges vigorous resistance to acute illness, arguing that fighting the disease prevents it from taking hold. It stresses not lying in bed, maintaining activity, and using Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pain relief, claiming better sleep and quicker relief.
Lincoln Steffens praises Roosevelt in Everybody's for embodying the American people. The piece notes his honesty courage and vigor while arguing his greatest flaw is personifying public opinion rather than simply listening to it. It compares Roosevelt to a great editor whose own views align with the masses.
Lincoln Steffens notes Taft sees many social and political evils separately and would reform them individually. He criticizes Congress as not representing a unifying evil organization and mentions unemployment, social reforms, and the idea of prevention over punishment. The piece compares Taft with Roosevelt and English reforms.
Travel note mentions visiting Salt Lake City and Denver as cities of note and instructs taking the O R and N Ry when traveling east or south from Spokane. Signed by WM. McMURAY G. P. A. in Portland and J. R. Nagel T. P. A. Seattle.
A land sale ad touts a building lot in Toppenish McQuisten Townsite requiring five dollars down and a remaining balance of forty five dollars. Monthly payments of two dollars and fifty cents cover the balance. The offer emphasizes a booming local market for prospective buyers.
Water rents for June 1908 are due. If not paid by the fifth, service may be shut off. P. H. Sherburne, Water Commissioner.
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