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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
3
The Owl Pharmacy promotes Rexall Remedies as safe effective medicines with a personal guarantee of satisfaction or money back. It explains the Rexall program through United Drug Co and highlights Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets in 25c 50c and 1 options.
A sequence of timestamps 12:40 PM, 3:02 PM, 11:30 PM, 1:05 AM appears, suggesting schedule or log entries across a day. No accompanying context or events are provided to identify the purpose or subject.
In Allentown Lyric theatre the Pennsylvania Democratic state convention gathers with rising confidence for a governor win. C La Rue Munson of Lycoming leads the gubernatorial field, with Arthur S Dewalt of Lehigh a strong contender for second. Bruce Sterling of Lafayette is named secretary of internal affairs and Vance McCormick of Dauphin for state treasurer. The party seeks unity amid possible ticket reshuffles.
The Kansas City Star notes that fading use of the universal sign language among old western Oklahoma Indians, now losing signs for modern inventions, prompts calls for new gestures from white aides and Dr. A L Edington of Watonga who has assisted Cheyennes with sign creation for years.
The article describes Sicily's Giarri to Catania railway circling Mount Etna, offering first class glass-walled views. It notes bandit danger before the line and recalls Foster Rose’s kidnapping for a $15,000 ransom. It also mentions Bronte resident Alexander Hood and a noisy town fined for sneezing.
Government reports note wood heating values with Linden wood highest for heat. Fir follows closely, then pine, while hard oak and other hardwoods provide more than 10 percent less heat than Linden. The passage highlights soft woods as superior heat sources.
Local notes recount visits and family gatherings across the river with names such as Mable Ray Marr Zimmerman Erickson Hedman Dykkston and Yates. Several illness reports and a fatal accident loss of a horse are noted along with social calls from Wenatchee to Pitcher Canyon and nearby households.
The star pitcher Rube Waddell of the St. Louis Americans may never pitch again after a left arm fracture from a pitched ball in Boston. Attending surgeons fear the elbow injury could end his pitching career. Waddell, known for eccentricities, was a top southpaw and helped Connie Mack win pennants.
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