Wenatchee High School football team ready for season opener
Wenatchee's football squad prepares for the first game of the season set for next Saturday in Wenatchee. The full roster includes George Harter Sam Soule Emer Norman Carlberg Charles Carlberg Ernest Lake Clifford Knowles Ray Morrison Fred Morrison Floyd Miller Elvie Harter Dexter Pike Perry Wilt Ross Arthur Chapman John Deitch Loren Bastie Ernest Sprague Ray Lake Geoffrey Hyatt and others.
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Norman Carlberg
Chas. Carlberg
Ernest Lake
Clifford Knowles
Ray Morrison
Fred Morrison
Floyd Miller
Elvie Harter
Dexter Pike
Perry Wilt
Ross
Arthur Chapman
John Deitch
Loren Bastie
Ernest Sprague
Ray Lake
Geoffrey Hyatt
Football notes highlight Wenatchee lineup and new hopefuls
Sam Soule and George Guard return with last year’s standout. center George Harter helps face opponents. Fred Morrison and Clifford Knowles vie for back positions. Montz Johnson captains and leads tacklers. Ernest Lake, Otto, and Ben Koehler pursue first team spots. new players Norman Calberg Silas Towne Floyd Ross and Ed Gensinger show promise. second team aids practice as coupons promotions appear in Daily World.
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Wenatchee
Beasley
Bex Koehler
Otto Koeh
Ler
Ed. Gensinger
Montz Johnson
Silas Towne
Floyd Ross
Local residents report summer departures and brief Seattle trips
Miss Lena Lund returned to Seattle after staying all summer. Mr and Mrs C A Bower took a weeklong business trip to Seattle. Mr and Mrs Ogden also returned to Entiat today.
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Lena Lund
Seattle
Mrs. C. A. Bower
Mrs. Ogden
The Watchmaker's Tiny Epidemic
The watchmaker offers tips to keep a gold watch in good condition noting to wind daily, oil yearly, and to check screw heads after service. He humorously warns of mainspring failures tied to weather and claims sixty fractured mainsprings removed this week.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Man’s boastful vow ends in gown mishap
A Chicago Post quote details a man's boast about buying a gown for his daughter, claiming sickness in the family spurred daring. He later reveals his purchase failed by every measure, lamenting taste judgment color size and price as wrong.
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Chicago Post
Seeing Ourselves in Photographs and Portraits
A photographer notes only rare people can pick their best image. Authors and famous figures often favor a photo that misrepresents them. People’s self view skews toward flattering but inaccurate depictions, with quirks tied to their body type and mood.
On Again Off Again A Drunkard’s Vicious Cycle Revealed
A New York artist famed for geniality and genius confesses a recurring pattern of drinking. He says his wife nurses him back to decency when sober but nags him to vow never to drink again, driving him to relapse to forget the pledge.
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New York
A Hard Job in a Petite School Dialogue
In a brief elementary school dialogue a Scholar asks a teacher for a name derivative. The exchange reveals patience required to teach the young as the girl has no other name and is treated with silent neighborly distance. The scene ends with a pun on finding the deepest part of the sea.
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Fanny
Substitutes in a hospital scene cited by London Telegraph
A patient’s wife explains she could not afford champagne and oysters for the patient, sending ginger beer and whelks instead. The doctor presses for the ordered luxury, highlighting class and care expectations in a hospital setting as reported by the London Telegraph.
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London Telegraph
Reminders on Balaam tale and the talking donkey
The dialogue recalls Balaam and the warning by the ass. The speaker urges cheer, noting misfortunes hardest to bear are those that never come, attributed to Lowell.
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Lowell
Visiting notices and land transfers headline Wenatchee page
Community updates list visits by C E Loving O E Loving J W Roberts and others to Spokane Palouse City and Typhoid care for Theo. Real estate transfers record multiple sales in Wenatchee Cashmere Chelan Leavenworth and related plots including Fairgrounds add and Nob Hill add with prices from 60 to 9 000 dollars and sections in GN and Gibson and Ralston additions.
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Mrs. O. E. Loving
J. W. Roberts
Spokane
Palouse City
E. A. Wyman
J. H. McGahan
Fairgrounds
Wenatchee
Ella Strong
R. Musser
Ben F. Smith
John B. Moore
South Chelan
S. Merriam
Frank Bryant
Merriam’s
Leavenstworth
S. F. Hudson
A. W. Guthrie
P. O. Vaale
W. R. Wright
C. W. Schoonover
A. E. Briggs
Gibson
Chelan
B. J. Tuttle
W. A. Hawley
P. I. Kern
F. H. Hutchings
Ralston
Leavenworth
E. J. Peterson
M. M. Higley
D. N. Paytsa
Lame Back Remedy Promoted by Local Ad
A rural health brief promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for backache caused by rheumatism. It claims quick relief with applications two or three times daily and massage, noting the product is available at all druggists. It also mentions a coupon offer for submitting news items to the Daily World office.
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George M. Felton
South Gibson
A. W. Miles
Chamberlain
A Toast to You Dear Ladies and a Musing Man
A toast speaks of longevity and lively living in this vale of human tears. It wishes lasting years for women and men, yet playfully notes a thousand less a day to avoid outliving loved ones. The passage urges a man to act with decisive force and unwavering resolve against obstacles.
Bryan and Solitude in a Rural Ballad
The poem praises Mr. Bryan with warm rhetoric about his farming life and warns against ignoring him. It contrasts political aims with rural steadfastness, suggesting a preference for simple, homegrown values over repeated campaigns.
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Munservettes
Mr. Bryan
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George Harter, Sam Soule
Emer
Arkansas
Ben Davis
Wenatchee Canning Company
Sam Soule
George Guard
George Harter
Otto
Ben Koehler
Norman Calberg
Ed Gensinger
Daily World
Balaam
City News
C. E. Loving
Ephrata Ranch
W. H. Dickson
Richard Corbaley
Frank
Mrs. I. O. Smith
Theo
Daily World Office
Orrison Swett Marden
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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