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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1910
Page
4
The Wenatchee Daily World lists staff including editor W S Trimble and advertising manager B Stohl. It notes publication daily except Sunday by World Advance Pub Co and provides subscription and delivery rates for mail and carrier in Wenatchee Washington.
A political editorial argues that after the civil war no dominant issue divides parties and factionalism grows as leaders lose influence. It forecasts a Britain like conservative liberal split and calls for broad conservative liberal lines to reduce factionalism and empower public primaries in selecting senators.
A fragmentary report notes the Union aims to participate in national council deliberations to reflect its industrial and political weight. The snippet signals strategic engagement and broader influence within national discussions.
Etiquette guidance urges polite behavior at family gatherings and public events. A columnist advises hosts to be cordial without affectation and warns against staring or laughing at others. It also prescribes timely wedding gift thank you notes naming the giver and gift and including the fiancé’s name.
An English school custom forced newcomers to entertain upperclassmen. The winner received punch, the next best got punch with salt, while the rest drank only salted water. After this ritual, the boy was no longer called a freshman.
A Children’s World piece follows baby Evalyn Walsh McLean, heir to Thomas F. Walsh, spotlighting a fortune built from Leadville mining, a Belgium gift cradle, and a life bridging Ireland and the United States. It contrasts wealth with a curious, generous infant personality.
The piece recommends white canvas shoes as economical and comfortable for summer use with well fitting pairs maintaining whiteness longer. It contrasts with dark dress shoes and advises matching plain sheer stockings. The text also notes political opinions on Senator Dick of Ohio and a Republican majority in the legislature with Democrats hoping for gains in Cleveland and other industrial centers.
The piece surveys candidates and potential nominees across states. It notes five Republicans contending for Vermont’s governorship, Nevada Democrats aiming to unseat Senator Nixon, Douglas Robinson linked to Roosevelt, California Democrats to nominate a governor, and a St. Louis June 2 dinner launching Joseph W. Falk’s 1912 presidential bid. It also mentions J. M. Carey entering Wyoming governor race, Nevada’s possible Socialist gains, a heated South Dakota primary on June 7, Wisconsin Socialist convention at Milwaukee May 28-29, and widespread adoption of the commission form of city government in Texas.
H. S. Davis and B. Boudinir made a business trip to Leavenworth today.
An advertisement touts Kodol as a safe digestion aid that digests food to rest the stomach and improve digestion. It claims impure blood and serious diseases stem from poor digestion, pledges a money back guarantee, and urges readers to buy a dollar bottle from their druggist with a full refund if unsatisfied.
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