The Cold World Poem Excerpt from Baltimore Sun
A reflective Baltimore Sun verse extols finding joy in a harsh world. It urges laughter and contentment as hearts labor, eyes discover beauty, and simple valleys lead toward light and dreamt golden shores.
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Baltimore Sun
A Sensible Move Toward Clean City Effort
Citizens of Granger hold a mass meeting to dedicate today to a townwide cleanup of lawns and streets. North Yakima should match the effort to remove weeds and rubbish, improving curb appeal and presenting a tidier city with cooperative resident action.
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Granger
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Herald
Yakima
Russian outrage over Stoessel death sentence
News reports say General Stoessel was sentenced to death with commutation to ten years. The court’s harsh penalty provokes world condemnation of Russia. Stoessel fought bravely with inadequate gear as his fort held against the Japanese siege.
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Empire
Spring Fever Inspires Poem Burst Across Borough
A warm hint of spring triggers a writer to unleash verse about the season. The speaker describes a tingling urge in the chest and wishbone waking sensations that drive spontaneous poetry with playful, eager energy.
My, it seems good to get that out of our system
A reflective line noting relief after venting. No named persons, places, or organizations are given, and the sentence conveys a general sentiment rather than a news event or factual report.
Local Man Seeks Ribbon for Typewriter in Trade
A local man entered a store yesterday and requested a ribbon for his typewriter. An ad offers for sale or trade ranch, business or residence property at 109 Seventh Ave.
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Seventh Ave
Frances Willard memorial service and community notes
A crowded Frances Willard memorial service at the Christian church featured Dudley Eshelman singing and remarks by Rev. M. L. Rose on unity to end the saloon. Evangelical church observed George Washington's birthday with a varied program and a kindergarten celebration highlighted by a Washington boat craft and flag-raising.
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Christian Church
Dudley Eshelman
Tacoma
M. L. Rose
Myrtie Roberts
Belle L. Barnes
South
Evangelical Church
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Nob Hill Band
God
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America
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Nottingham
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Wm. Scott
Edward Smithers
Listmann
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Emma R. Mobry
H. E. Barry
Sam Cameron
W. T. Morgan
Guy Allen
T. L. Martin
T. W. Nagler
Lombard
H. A. Weight
H. E. Moran
A. B. Weed
Dr. Sloan
F. C. Hall
W. L. Lemon
Potatoes a la Brabanconne and Rolled Steak Recipes
Practical kitchen notes outline potato dish Potatoes a la Brabanconne with mashed potatoes onion parsley salt pepper and cheese baked in a buttered dish with bread crumbs and more cheese. Also described Rolled Steak with forcemeat roll, slow braise in own gravy, and tomato layering with crackers and onion.
Protective Association May Move Office to North Yakima
F A Ouelette president of the Washington Protective association visits North Yakima to verify North Yakima as the logical home office location. Olympia currently hosts offices but North Yakima could better serve Washington Oregon and Idaho. He notes much stock is held in central and eastern Washington and anticipates stockholders will favor the move at the April meeting.
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J. E. Raymond
South Naches Avenue
Thelma Thede
Martha Washington
Henry
F. A. Ouelette
Washington Protective Association
North Yakima
R. F. Ayers
Olympia
Oregon
Idaho
State Health Official Plans Federal Smallpox Intervention
Dr Elmer E Hey secretary of the state board of health will appeal to US public health authorities in Washington to seek federal action to shield coast states from smallpox risk linked to Minnesota. He notes Minnesota ended its smallpox quarantine on January 1 amid long standing regional epidemics.
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Washington
Idaho
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Minnesota
Kerriston
King County
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Elmer E. Hey
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Washington, D. C
State Board
State Board of Health of
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Simple home remedy promises Rheumatism relief
A home mixture of Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla is claimed to cleanse kidneys and blood, relieve backache and weak kidneys, and cure rheumatism. The ad urges buying from a pharmacist and using a teaspoon after meals and at night.
Consumption Its Causes and Recovery Suggestions
Article outlines that consumption is not solely hereditary and attributes many cases to defective digestion and impaired nutrition. It notes the buildup of morbid lung products as a consequence of poor nutrition and hints at remedies.
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