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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1909
Page
4
A New York correspondent recalls a half hour of urban bird migration on Manhattan rooftops, tangling with a skeptical observer, followed by an amused outing to a storefront dental parlor offering painless treatment where a sly trick lifts a tooth and a shy grin ends the tale.
Extremes of advertising surface as a New York manager seeks a bold push for a new play. A press agent counters by weighing whether to court clergy or a broader audience to attract attention, reflecting bustling theater promotion tactics.
A fragmentary dialogue notes a judge or jury's perception of a man’s balance in court, humorously asking how he stands, and replying that he is mostly on his ear. The lines suggest a comic courtroom miscue or etherial stance.
Acting Governor Hay announced Friday the appointment of Judge E. N. Parker of Pierce county and Judge George E. Morris of King county as new supreme court members. The nine member court was established by a legislative act signed last week. Miss Violet Thurber, sister of Mrs. Lillian Taylor, hosted a farewell party Saturday at Mrs. Taylor’s home with seven girls, games, and lunch. Thurber returned today to Spokane to join her parents.
The advertisement touts Stark Delicious apples as the best varieties, noting Wenatchee Valley fame and high market prices. It claims Oscar Vanderbilt sold boxes for 6.00 last year and Hood River sold this year for 1.00 more than other varieties. A 3-specimen fruit offer is available for 25 cents with a 25 cent refund on first tree order, plus a free booklet.
James Smith visited town today to purchase supplies. He bought a coffee mill and planned to have Folger's Golden Gate Coffee ground fresh, asking the grocer to grind it for him.
Prince Atkinson advertises two twelve hundredweight teams tied to live driving and orchard work. Each team weighs 1,000 pounds and is priced at $165. Contact 1065 by phone for purchase details.
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