Local notices and arrivals fill the city scene
Mrs. Raab and daughter visit the Williams, Owen moves into a new Douglas street home, and Linville, Lowe, and others travel between Spokane, Seattle, and Wenatchee. Geese, turkeys, beef cattle sales, and harvest parties mix with store openings and a deer of community events at Sprague’s hall and St. Luke’s church.
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Post Office
A. L. Maltbie
Wenatchee
C. A. Grants
Big Bend Empire
L. W. Co
Louis Wetsel
Waterville
John Higgins
Chelan
Little Wetsel
L.W. Co
Ironic Complaint on Espagnole Sauce Fad
A stranger laments chefs overusing tomato as a component of l Espagnole sauce and similar dishes. He mocks the lazy trend, imagining dire consequences from overmatching tomato with eggs or chicken. The scene ends with his theatrical foreboding as he departs.
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New ‘York Times
Tennyson and Lowell as Immovable Adversaries to Friendship
London literary circles recall Mrs. Procter pushing for Tennyson to meet U.S. minister Lowell. Tennyson distrusted Lowell calling him an overrated after dinner speaker, yet the two eventually became intimate acquaintances despite his shy, capricious nature.
Drying Smyrna Figs Requires Specific Wind and Sun
Smyrna figs ripen by early August and drop when mature. Workers spread fruit on leaves and straw to dry in the sun, taking two to seven days depending on winds. Dry air from north winds yields best results, while heavy dews and rain threaten the harvest.
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Sergei
Not a Nursery
A Denver Post anecdote quotes a streetcar conductor recalling amusing daily events. A mother asks the conductor to take her baby for a ride while she shops, offering to return later. The conductor declines, noting concern the child might cry and suggesting slapping him as a possible solution.
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Denver Post
Fifteenth
California
Baby
The Complete Alpinist Exposed By a Young Millionaire
A New Orleans Times-Democrat excerpt describes a young millionaire climber who has scaled Jungfrau Monck and Eiger. The passage likens the climber to a peddler carrying gear including fire making wood boots nails lamp ax rope and a backpack stuffed with food clothing and supplies for harsh ice walls. Snowshoes are essential to prevent sinking in soft snow even in August.
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Jungfrau
Monck and Eiger
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Wanted the Cihcer One and the mistaken puppy
A neat young woman walks market day with a dachshund pup trailing behind. A nearby wit answers politely and she corrects him saying the pup is the one she called. The anecdote appears in London Tit-Bits.
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London
Hidden Faces In The Vicarage Porch Reveal Jest
A vicar restoring an old English church shows grotesque porch faces to a parish elder. After enhancing the features the vicar asks the lady to identify them. She peers and jokes that the faces are the vicar and his wife, sparking light humor.
Pear Shaped Balloons Gain Stil Increased Flight
In Belgium pear shaped balloons become fashionable with the apex upward and the base spherical. Proponents claim these balloons pierce air vertically with far greater speed than ordinary spheres and thus provide steadier flight.
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Belgium
Politician Wins Nomination Amid Surprised Exchange
The scene shows a politician claiming the nomination while his wife reacts with surprise. An abrupt question from the wife leads to a terse exchange about the point raised, highlighting a tense moment post victory.
Not Deliberate. Wife I Claim that the Story Was a Lie
In a heated exchange the speaker accuses his wife of crafting a lie about a tale told last night. The dialogue shifts to a claim of miraculous foresight and a puzzled English observer questions how others knew of his arrival, while a judge comments.
Sunday church services and topics for First Baptist and Christian Churches
First Baptist Church offers a 11 a.m. sermon For God Had Made Them Rejoice with a 7:30 p.m. evening sermon The Man Jesus Saw as Revealed Through John. B Y P U meets at 6:30 p.m. on songs of gratitude. Christian Church holds 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. service on Gods Love for Me with 7:30 p.m. The Priesthood of Christ. Rev. A J Adams is pastor of Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m.
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First Baptist Church
John
Christian Church
Christ
Christian Endeavor
A. J. Adams
Christian Science Service in Columbia Valley Bank Building
Held Sunday November 22 at 11 am in the Christian Science Reading Room Columbia Valley Bank building. Subject Soul and Body.
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Christian Science Service
Christian Science Reading
Columbia Valley Bank
Presbyterian preacher to speak at Sprague chapel Sunday
Rev W A Stevenson of Seattle will preach at Sprague chapel Sunday at 11 am on The Commanding The Presbyterian Fair to be held next week by the Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian Church. The King Coal office in the Columbia Bank building basement hosts the fair, donated for this purpose. Visitors include Mr and Mrs W J Robb and daughter Helen of Superior Michigan and Mr and Mrs Hamilton Marr of Malaga with Mrs Carrie Shepard of Spokane. The Robbs depart for Seattle after a westward tour.
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The
Presbyterian Church
King Coal Company
Columbia Bank
Coal Company
W. J. Robb
Helen
Superior
Mich
Hamilton Marr
Malaga
Carrie Shepard
Spokane
M. R. Marr
Robb
Seattle
West
Making of a Man theme at church next Sunday
Purpose in the Life of Every Christian will be discussed at 7 30 The Making of a Man sermon theme The church holds services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with morning topic Purified by Hope and evening Feeling and Consciousness in Religion A Sunday school session is at 10 a m Epworth League and class meeting at 6 30 p m All are invited H L Beightol pastor
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Epworth
H. L. Beightol
Harvest party at Sprague's hall sparks Chelan student apple fest
Wenatchee is praised as the best town visited. Fred Crollard arrived from the State University Seattle and will stay a couple of days. He notes strong interest in the Chelan county student organization apple fest with about 200 guests, promising a major social success.
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Fred Crollard
The
State University
Seattle
Chelan County
Entertain at Military Five Hundred Hosts A Global Gathering
Mr and Mrs Eugene Page entertained ten tables of players at military five hundred on a Thursday evening. Nations represented included United States Cuba France Germany Italy Ireland China Spain Russia and Japan with China earning the most flags. A two course lunch closed the event. Attendees included Holm Bailey Weaver Groves Efkel burner Gehr T D Martin Stout Russi Sussex Webber Halbert Arnold Deniston Fenton Piper Moseley F M Scheble Case Crass Bigham Browning and several doctors and wives led by Dr and Mrs King Dr and Mrs Whitaker Dr and Mrs Cameron Mrs Shipman and Miss Leens.
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Eugene Page
United States
Cuba
France
Germany
Italy
Ireland
China
Spain
Russia
Japan
Messrs
and Mesdames Holm
Bailey
Weaver
Groves
Efkelburner
Gehr
T. D. Martin
Stout
Russi
Sussex
Webber
Halbert
Arnold
Deniston
Fenton
Piper
Mosely
F. M. Scheble
Case
Crass
Bigham
Browning
King
Whitaker
Cameron
Shipman
Leens
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Fred Reeves
Lear
A. J. Linville
Nenworth
B. E. Lowe
Hnemnoce
Thomas
Lou Filer
Twisp
Bruhn-Henry
Snohomish
Sprague’s Hall
William Snodgras
Fry-Bruhn Company
Little Wetse
J. W. McGinnis
Crites
Granite Falls
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
David Gorman
L. D. Crowe
Bib Bend Empire
S. F. Corbin
H. R. Parshall
Peshastin
Nettie Tyrrell
Parshall Department Store
Ernest Martin
Mr. Martin
Index News
J. J. Eyer
Mission St
R. F. Holm
R. B. Winans
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mary B. Winans
W. C. T. U. Reading Room
Mission Furniture
Chas, Kyle
Daily World Office
Rouge
Military
Valhalla
Wenatchee Valley
Chas. B. Reed
Rock Island Station
Columbia & Okanogan Realty and Investment Company
Gunther Carlberg
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