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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
2
A whimsical community quarrel over celibacy and marriage explodes in Seattle as single women rally an attack on bachelor behavior. The piece mocks bachelor life and anticipates a civic push for more weddings while noting Seattle's ban on free saloon lunches and its mixed moral interpretations.
The Daily World notes a sharp public response as a prominent figure implements policies yielding visible improvements. Citizens observe faster services, clearer communication, and increased transparency from local officials.
Sensational column stirs unmarried men in Wenatchee as readers discuss a letter signed Marriagable Girl found in the Daily World. One wedding is planned tonight and a bachelor city official begins building early, amid citywide chatter and speculation. Roosevelt is said to be glad.
A reader letter lampoons editor troubles with marriage, fashion and flirtations. It jokes about married life and social expectations, urging restraint and playfully warning of social calls and proposals in a light tone.
A reader defends Wenatchee men and Western independence in a letter responding to discussions of marriageable girls. She argues good men are scarce, warns against Utah Salt Air influences, and urges cautious choices while praising local suitors. The writer urges patience and practical favorites over sensational trends.
Cecil Brittan remains missing almost a year as his father R L Brittan continues searches. A Missouri lead proved false despite three trips to locate the boy. A $1000 reward offered for the boy alive.
The essay argues that lasting national success requires a blend of practical capacity and devotion to ideals. It contrasts wealth with restraint and calls for judgment of a nation by the fruits of its life, stressing character over force and urging virtue, insight, and rectitude as the true path to communal well being.
A passionate defense of acting as elevated art and a practical route for success. Emphasizes relentless study, mastering classical drama, working with a legitimate company, avoiding imitation, and relying on inner conviction and the text rather than looks or commercial appeal.
H C Frick dismissed rumors he would fund a five million dollar Pittsburg Academy of Fine Arts building. He called the report absurd and stated he will not give Pittsburg an art institute.
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