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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1903
Page
9
The article explains training the tongue jaw lips and face to enable clear English delivery when singing. It recommends starting with easy sentences on single notes then using melodies while stressing important words. Regular daily practice yields clearer speech and better song intelligibility.
State Superintendent R B Bryan informs county superintendents that the 8th grade tests moved from May 21 22 to May 18 19 due to the president's Washington visit. He says every pupil should have a chance to see the president during his western tour.
The state officials state they will interfere with the examinations if they occur on the set dates and since all exams should occur simultaneously they deem it expedient to alter the schedule accordingly.
A. J. Hood died at his home on North Second Street Tuesday April 14 from pneumonia. Born January 11 1833 in Rush County Indiana he moved to Lucas County Iowa early then to North Yakima six years ago. He leaves an aged wife three sons Frank Otis Porter and two daughters Mrs E B McCracken and Ida. The family thanks friends for support during bereavement.
Celebration marks the 89th anniversary of Odd Fellowship in the United States with a banquet and social event planned for Tuesday evening the 28th. Yakima Lodge No. 82 is the focal lodge, and Baltimore hosts the historic site now occupied by a grand brick and stone building. The sovereign grand lodge will meet there, with 200 lodges in Washington state today.
List of names for advertised letters including Adams Alonzo Miller Fahrman Cooper Martin Houston Crocker Christine Cameron EC Neal John Clark WP Roberts Daney Sarah Remley Perry Day Jas lens Anna Stevens Sarah Heavener Louis Smith C H Hawkins Chas A Shaffner Gilbert Hats Chas Thomas WW Jarred Henry Wilson Frank B Kaiser Chas Wilson O Kies David Watts C H McCutcheon Jos Wilcox Ellen Mitchell Robert E Walker Ella.
The Buyer's Home announces a new real estate office in its own building at the corner of north Venus Avenue and west A street North Yakima Washington. It offers listing for sale all classes of real estate and personal property and takes property to rent on commission. The proprietor cites sixteen years in farming fruit growing and dairy work and urges buyers to state their needs for faithful service and fair commissions.
North Yakima's Fraternal Brotherhood promotes rapid growth with weekly initiations. It offers combined accident and life insurance with rates per thousand for various ages. The seven year old order, with over 17 000 members and 22 million in coverage, emphasizes social events and selective membership. Yakima Lodge No 266 aims for 200 beneficiary members and invites inquiries to Paul G Kraver and R A Maze at No 105 North First Street.
A mining notice describes six large claims in the Gold Till Summit district near the Elizabeth mine and a small offering of 50,000 shares at five cents. Agents MacCrimmon & Needham of 16 North First street handle Rob Roy stock. current price is $1 per share with limited availability.
R H Foster of 318 South Second Street Salt Lake City says he suffered from indigestion for 21 years and found relief with Herbine after trying many doctors. He reports friends with similar troubles are also being cured and notes the remedy costs 50 cents at Fred L Janeck's. Also a calendar-like caption about a rainy day race ends with a quip about a horse that can run but cannot swim.
Mrs. Mary A. Vliet of Newcastle Colorado endorses Ballard's Horehound Cough Syrup as superior and pleasant for coughs and pulmonary ailments. Available at Fred L. Janeck's for 25 cents 50 cents and 1 dollar.
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a simple iron and quinine remedy for malaria chills. The copy promises no cure no pay and lists a price of 50 cents.
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