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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1908
Page
2
The Daily World denounces M. E. Hay as defeated in Lincoln county and Wilbur and urges continued support for Albert E. Mead as lieutenant governor. It praises Mead’s administration and Port Townsend mayor Coon, arguing voters should retain Mead to avoid special interests.
A German official in Southwest Africa resists relief despite escalating fever sickness. The narrator warns Renner his death is near if he stays, while Renner reveals he and his colleague Reitz studied together at Leipsic University and intends to endure until the rainy season.
A World War II era encounter reveals deep bonds between Renner and a German officer Reitz’s wife once connected the two in Leipzig. Renner vows to endure until the rainy season as drama unfolds with a forced departure and lingering scent of sacrifice.
Poem fragment from Woman's Life reflecting on life’s twilight and seeking divine guidance. The speaker, Ard, hears distant voices urging a journey toward unknown paths and heaven’s peace. The verse requests God’s strength and shelter as life ends. It envisions a tranquil afterlife under divine trees of healing and a new holy song.
A Walla Walla Union editorial laments yearly depressive mood spread by pessimists and those in constant contact with calamity carpets. It condemns unproductive businesses and individuals who outperform no one during national downturns, urging readers to shun such negative influences.
The Anti-Saloon League of the State endorses Governor Albert L. Mead as the true friend of local option. It calls him the only candidate who has openly opposed saloons and championed local option, asserting his election will best insure passage of a local option law.
P H McDonald clarifies confusion over the maker of the famous 400 chocolates at Palmetto. He states the Palmetto product is produced by himself and that they receive fresh stock daily from J G McDonald of Salt Lake City.
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