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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
3
A physician advertises a free, at home prescription claiming to cure nervous debility and weakened manhood. It offers a confidential copy by mail from Dr. A. E. Robinson at 4705 Luck Bldg., Detroit, Michigan, asserting rapid improvement without drugs.
Spokane reports Dolly E. Baker of northern Idaho may inherit a 2.5 million dollar fortune once verified as Dolly Grant from a Helena Montana divorce record. R J Filmore of Rochester pursues identity while Baker recalls mining camp aid from 20 years ago.
Former Congressman James Hamilton Lewis addressed the Illinois Press association: editors Theodore Roosevelt and William J. Bryan are blamed for fueling a movement toward private privilege bands and weakened democracy through legislative overreach. He warned of legalized brigands and warned county editors to push for cohesion to counter the trend.
The piece traces Baden-Powell’s 1907 English origin and notes the movement’s rapid growth in Britain and expansion into Springfield Massachusetts where it first took hold in the United States. It details aims of discipline, patriotism, outdoor activity, and moral training, with plans for New York Boston Chicago San Francisco and Los Angeles branches through school programs and cadet groups.
Judge Long suffered a painful bruise to his left arm and shoulder when a broken tree fractured his wagon gear near Chelan Falls. He was thrown over the dashboard as the horses jolted free, but no bones were broken though he endures considerable suffering. The same arm had prior injuries including a hand amputation and a Civil War rifle wound.
Miss Dorothy D. Wyman daughter of E A Wyman has been schooling in Fairbault Minnesota since last August and arrived home on No 1 to spend the summer with her father.
Returns from Tuesday's South Dakota primaries indicate Governor Vesey, a progressive, will be renominated for re election with a plurality near 2000. The tally also secures Congressmen Martin and Burke renomination by about 5000, with remaining counties still reporting.
General Hermes da Fonseca, Brazil's president elect and first military leader since 1891, begins a world tour starting in Europe. The article notes Brazil's export boom in 1909, continued government policy, and Baron Rio Branco likely to remain foreign minister.
Charles Rumbolz and sister of Wenatchee visited Quincy to inspect Keigley’s 20 horsepower well plant. They praised the irrigation system, noting portions of the orchard and adjacent land are watered effectively, with plans to irrigate 150 acres more as soil and water supply prove favorable.
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