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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
5
The Donald Bell company brings a strong repertoire to the theatre for three nights beginning tomorrow. They previously staged here to great satisfaction with The Girl of the Golden West and present Dollars and Sense as the opening bill, a first class comedy.
A brief call to readers urges reporting matters to 1132 and advertises Daily World as the place for fine printing services. The note frames advertising as a favor to the office and as a means to grow business.
A long feature in the Detroit News-Tribune describes Jupiter as inhabited by Jovians with 800 to 1000 year lifespans. It details heavy equatorial winds at 250 mph, moons lighting the darkness, submarines in polar regions, and sky travel using wind and flying machines.
An early breakfast includes a rose at five with a sonnet and cold water. The diarist notes retirement early, avoiding supper to prevent disturbing neighbors with rattling knives and forks, as cited by the St. Louis Republic.
In a folksy reminiscence, a man named Tired Treadwell answers a kind lady about how he went blind. He explains the first sign appeared while he was searching for work, reflecting on hardship and resilience in a Chicago Record-Herald voice.
A playful Chicago News item has Billy dreaming to be a giraffe to clear the baseball fence. Tommy counters with a morning bath quip about scrubbing necks, highlighting light domestic humor in a lithograph scene.
A Philadelphia Press critique of Goodley notes his habit of stating others' states in flattering tones to imply negative judgments about Jones. The passage portrays distrust of Goodley’s cautious gossip and its effect on opinions.
A humorous anecdote notes Little Elmer overhearing his mother tell papa the doctor is a quack in a playful misquote. The piece echoes a lighthearted city column line about a pompous M. D. and a spoiled compliment.
The injunction directs servants to summon the master from his study at the sight of a beautiful or unusual sunset or landscape, indicating a preference for dramatic nature scenes to be observed by the artist.
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