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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1908
Page
2
Public notice fragment from a Wenatchee Washington post office entry showing second class matter marking and a five dollar fee line. The readable text includes stray numerals and an unclear term eseeeee.
The article traces Thanksgiving spirit to New England Puritanism and Civil War era observances. It argues Puritans displayed faith in providence shaping national gratitude, urging daily life to blend sentiment, piety, and generosity with a belief in unseen providence.
A bright boy from a congregation family gave his money to a minister’s donation party. He bought suspenders at the village store and returned home with a card reading For the support of our pastor, showing a child’s gift directed to the pastor.
Dialog snippets show Bertie asked by a neighbor to answer for his mother while he delays, with a playful exchange about a missing Albert. Side quotes include aphorisms from Philadelphia papers about greatness, advice givers, and appreciating others.
Advice on preventing and curing a cold using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for its safety and effectiveness. Claims wide reputation and zero risk of pneumonia with use. Mentions availability from pharmacies and a fresh supply of Lowney's candies at Olympia cigar stand.
A New York World item traces word origins from hurrah to hurrah and Turtle as a Viking battlecry while noting huzra from hosanna and oyez from Norman French. It also covers no from Latin non ita nay vs yea, mister from magister, and esquire from escayer, linking gentility to shield bearers and bear arms.
A brief portrait notes a man known for his good dress and careful handling of possessions. The remark contrasts those who dress for dinner with those who do not and highlights a wider divide among Londoners about personal presentation and style.
A district nurse recalls a sorrowful tale from The Next Street but One about an old agricultural laborer who wore the same clothes always. A tramp stole his garments thirteen years ago, leaving him ashamed to wear weekday attire, yet he kept up appearances until his death.
It will rain and you should take an umbrella to J. J. Eyer at 2 Mission Street for repairs. A consumer notes Folger’s Golden Gate Coffee ground fresh that morning. Mr Wm H Serig of Wheeling West Virginia touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for colds and croup in children. The syrup is sold by all druggists.
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