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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1909
Page
3
Grand Gold Glittering Street Parade at 10 30 a m daily with adults at 50 cents and children at 25 cents. The show promises elephants camels and a royal Roman Hippodrome Olympian Stadium act.
Mrs Taft keeps a demanding schedule balancing official duties with afternoon music recitals and social engagements. She plans civic and industrial improvements and supports initiatives to revitalize Washington through band concerts on the Potomac river drive, aligning with her public role and personal interests.
The text portrays Mrs. Taft as enthusiastic about concerts and public enjoyment, personally visiting events and driving to a near White House speedway site. It notes her knack for hosting duties, keeping lively company, and sharing evenings with her husband without letting official duties overtake leisure.
Mr and Mrs Eli Modlin longtime central Indiana natives now living near Huntsville Washington have adopted an infant to raise. They married September 29 1847 in Indiana and moved to Washington in territorial days. Mrs Modlin born January 26 1825 and husband May 27 1827. They are active Unit ed Brethren Church members and have previously raised an adopted daughter. Mrs Modlin often cares for several children after school.
Rev. G. Silk of Tekoa spent the latter part of last week visiting Rev. Adams, sharing fellowship and discussion during his stay.
A Brewster Herald summary on Wenatchee's spirit as a model for Brewster. It credits irrigation, soil, climate, and cooperative effort for Wenatchee’s growth and urges Brewster to unite, boost water, advertise, and adopt the Wenatchee approach to prosper. Also includes an ad note for Chamberlains ointment and bicycle sales.
The piece humorously critiques dowdy wives who save money on clothes while their spouses spend on luxury. It contrasts two women one plain and thrifty, the other ostentatious and costly, suggesting outward dullness hides sharp wit and inner intelligence. It closes with a witty remark about a dowdy being clever despite appearances.
A brief list interprets dreams of stags and skating, dress, and errands. Stags signify fortune or misfortune depending on killing or seeing the animals. Skating suggests soon hearing of a marriage. Green dress signals a journey to advantage. A lover sent on an errand foretells success in love and a quick marriage.
A youthful social climber aims for success by embracing age as irrelevant. The piece argues that avoiding fixation on age boosts popularity and broadens invitations, noting that mixing with older peers yields some of the best experiences.
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