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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
4
Oliver Stewart who addressed a Methodist church gathering last night is an old acquaintance of Dr. Culp. They both studied at Eureka College in Illinois where Governor Frank Frane of Oklahoma and Prof. Schaffer of Cheney Normal School were in the same class.
A brief note cites Elihu Root criticising public opinion as a restraint on crime. Leslie's Weekly is quoted saying many men avoid criminal conduct due to concern for communal reputation and consequences within society.
The passage argues that social sanction and public opinion exceed legal power in enforcing conduct. It cites Governor Hughes on political leadership and the duty of elected officials to serve the people, not a dictator, and warns against leaders forcing or parading officials for domination.
Mrs Hanson, famed as Cedarby’s top cook, explains her scalloped oysters Method. She layers oysters, butter, salted crumbs, and a milk layer, insisting this simple technique yields perfect moisture balance admired at church suppers.
A Welsh preacher story from the Journals of Walter White shows graphic simple exposition. Noe hammering plump plump plump while the haythen tempt with hunting and beer before the rain floods the ark and Noah is carried away.
A clubman extols silk hats noting they improve with ironing and time. He claims a silk topper lasts decades, costs little per year if cared for, and can be dismantled and reassembled like a watch. In England worn for ten to twelve years, ironing increases luster akin to antique furniture.
A London Mail excerpt contrasts an American remark about English architecture with a New York mockery of bearskin protection in high towers. It then presents Plaisantin offering a suspicious gold coin for a bill, claiming its 1863 dating proves its authenticity despite the counterfeiters being arrested.
A Washington Star quote labels a wine scheme as potentially profitable but a cautious man doubts the risk. The text then notes laughter as a remedy with anecdotes of laughter banishing illness and prolonging life through natural force.
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