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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
3
Sam A. Garber reports an eastbound O R N R R trip from Pendleton to LeGrande Ore. He describes a woman in distress in the smoking car who appeared near death from cramps and diarrhea. Garber gave her Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and water, then reported the scene to aid her recovery.
A passenger describes stirring a concoction with a pencil to aid a woman, giving her doses during a train ride toward Le Grande. He rubs her hands, administers a second dose, then leaves the bottle with her husband for future use. The train arrives and she is reported to be right, earning thanks from fellow travelers. For sale by all druggists.
A teacher presses a stuttering boy for his name. The child finally reveals his full name, explaining he stutters only when saying it and worsens when nagged.
An English magazine speculates that an aerial vessel traveling at 1000 mph could arrest time for a traveler starting from London at 10 a m If the speed is 600 mph time would appear same for the traveler. If the journey goes west at 1000 mph the sun would appear to rise in the west as he moves.
The excerpt traces noise from early tribal use to modern urban soundscapes in political conventions christenings and women’s clubs. It notes noise as a lasting human invention shaping cities distributing sounds from quiet infancy to loud alarms and night-time cries.
A Kansas City Newsbook quips on the origin of the Jonah story with a fictional exchange. Mr Meekton ponders the tale and jokes that Jonah may have invented a home excuse after being away long. The playful line reflects newspaper humor.
John H. Easterday, seeking the Republican nomination, ridiculed self made platforms in the direct primary campaign. He notes local taxes on utilities could be diverted to the state, compares many platforms to Spencer's book, and cites proposals to reimburse stock owners for animal diseases. He also endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children.
The Prohibitionists of Washington state nominated a full ticket including presidential electors T. E. Webb J. W. Lockhart W. B. Eakin H. C. Byron C. C. Gridley. Congressional nominees N. U. Blackmore Harold King Rockhill A. H. Sherwood. Governor A S Caton. Lt Governor I N Emerson. Secretary of State Walter F. McDowell. State Auditor Carl H. Reeves. State Treasurer Edward O B Nugent. Attorney General E T Trimble. Commissioner of Public Lands J R Elmore. Superintendent of Public Instruction Prof Bever. Insurance Commissioner E E Pelz.
Hood River Oregon features the best fruit and high prices with Spitzenbergs at 3.27 per box. Land values range from 50 to 1 000 per acre with bearing orchards offered by Briggs Ament Land Co Hood River. Also promotes World Printers for printing and Chamberlains Liniment for sprained ankles claiming faster recovery.
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