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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
6
Delegates and visitors from all regions gather for the fourteenth annual National Congress of Mothers in Denver. The five day program covers child welfare topics from infant mortality and home education to rural and urban home life and youth guidance led by prominent American leaders.
In Cairo Illinois on June 10 statistics show Pulaski county strawberries earned about 250000 dollars with most fruit shipped to Chicago. Crates sold for 1.50 to 2.50 on the track and profits funded purchases such as automobiles for several growers.
A survey of new devices includes Bertillon’s crime detection system with a dynamometric burglar alarm and fingerprint methods, a submarine rifle tested on a shark, and Vienna’s street cleaning automobile. The diver Captain Groble promoted the armor‑piercing gun, while municipal leaders show interest in automatic dust collection and box exchange for continuous street cleaning.
A collage of humorous quips on throat exercise, sleeping with family, and baby antics from Life. It includes a cartoonish tale of a baby’s mischief, a witty dialogue about medicine from Pittsburg Press, and Shakespearean baseball lines cited by the Chicago Tribune.
A Spokane Spokesman-Review item notes a chatty young woman praising grand opera while noting chorus flaws. A rear voice quips about shutting mouths. In Boston, Mrs De Hubb critiques a shirt purchase as a product of the perspiring system, warning against supporting manufacturers.
Yonkers Statesman notes a recurring joke about unlikely pairs in social life. The cartoonish dialogue features Crimsonbeak and others imagining harmony between rival groups described as the goats and the lobsters.
In Chicago News a humorous note asks why Foxley always has his wife on his left side during walks. The punchline: he is deaf on that side, so she talks and guides him.
A brief quoted fragment from the Chicago Record-Herald notes a persona described as always saying “heart rendering.” The passage centers on a characterization rather than a reported event or full narrative.
In Corvallis Oregon June 10 a week of jubilee events marks the twenty fifth anniversary of Oregon Agricultural College as a separate institution. Highlights include dramatic performances social functions baccalaureate sermon by Rev F W Clampet and speeches by W F Herrin and James M Hamilton. The college grew from land grant roots to eighteen buildings on 224 acres showing steady progress since 1868.
Secretary Ballinger has designated about 19 200 acres under the enlarged homestead act in township 24 north range 21 east Douglas county. This brings the total under the act in Washington to 3 401 816 acres.
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