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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
2
The notice outlines annual and semi annual subscription prices by mail in advance five dollars per year and two dollars fifty cents for six months, plus ten cents weekly carrier delivery.
The clipping aggregates opinions on the Cuban reciprocity treaty, corporate campaign funding, Maryland’s new senator and the senate’s criminal-law expertise, Addicks’ future bid, Delaware state politics, Boston and Chicago baseball issues, and a mock homecoming scene involving Mr. Bryan.
Advice promotes selfish conduct and gossip as social strategy. It urges putting self first, discouraging others, and avoiding effort to comfort or entertain, framing moodiness and rudeness as acceptable behavior.
A Maiden in Success Magazine advises on staying silent, reading in a corner, and naps while guests are entertained. It urges harsh treatment of servants, criticizing meals and attire, and avoiding agreeable behavior. It warns that praise inflates others and promotes vanity, making life difficult.
A traveler quoted Senator Quay recalling a Tennessee stop where an old woman misnames two boys as her grandchildren calling them Apostle Paul and Epistle Peter. The scene blends dialect humor with a glimpse of rural life and a poet’s remark on appearances.
A collage of pithy sayings mocks pride and behavior with lines on self criticism belief, fate, love, and worry. It notes Maud Molier’s youth disappointment, women breaking hearts, and bravado tied to fear. An ad from We natchee Drug Co promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as stomach and bowel regulators.
The Johnnie Pringle company, a premier touring repertoire troupe, comes to Wenatchee for a week starting Monday night with The Diamond Robbery. The cast includes strong actors and specialty performers, with scenic equipment to suit the four act comedy drama. Prices are 25, 35 and 50 cents, with gallery 15 cents for children.
Local directory listing shows law offices located on the second floor of the Wenatchee Drug Co building with contact details including P. O. Box 581 and Farmers 222 Wenatchee Washington.
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