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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1908
Page
3
The Wenatchee Bunchgrassers beat Waterville 3 to 2 at Wa terville in a slow dusty game with a strong turnout. Wind and dust muted the action and cooled any offense. The report also notes new touring rules for 1908 from A B (Backwards).
A patient tale from a Philadelphia hospital where a doctor interns amid gay friends. The Irishman speaks and the physician muses on breath and lung action while counting. The humorous scene ends with the patient delivering a comic number recital as a sign of success.
A mild man in a Sixth Avenue store drew laughs as a large woman hurried a small boy past counters. The boy urged the man not to spit on him, leaving the man reddened and embarrassed by the crowd and the awkward moment.
A classroom exchange imagines the earth as hollow inside. Johnny answers with a razor comparison, then refines it to a racer analogy, explaining the hollow ground idea.
A reflective line compares life to a Plutonian blacksmith shaping us through varying blows, suggesting adversity molds character and resilience as one grows. The quote frames existence as an anvil where hardship forges strength through struggle.
A quotation from Success Magazine about singing French pheasants by Mayonnaise deeply moves Mrs Navoreesh and contrasts with La Rochefoucauld on virtue and grand designs.
Thomas offers watch repair and guaranteed pure white lard at L.W. Co. Howard Thomas, a Philadelphia Optical College graduate, provides scientifically fitted glasses. Also notice: James R. Atkeson invites inquiries to learn Fruit Packing in Wenatchee. Dr Eva C Ditman lists general practice and women and children specialties at Columbia Valley Bank Building with phone 1585.
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