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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1903
Page
4
A reflective essay on how a hearty laugh boosts morale and success. It cites Washington, Hamlet, and Thackeray, valuing optimism, social ease, and balance. The piece urges cultivating cheerfulness for health and happiness, noting humor’s practical benefits.
A 25 year old man Harry Duckwell choked to death at home after a cold worsened into a fatal coughing fit. The report notes the death occurred in front of his wife and child and that a physician arrived too late. The fragment includes ads and a sample dialogue on medical remedies and daily life.
The Woman's Club of North Yakima held its annual reception at Mrs. Ira P. Englehart’s home on North Fourth Street with about one hundred guests in evening dress. The program featured Alice J. Kimball and baritone L. O. Meigs, plus Rev. James Cheal’s high volume performance. A decorated dining room showcased cut flowers and holly, and a menu served by several hostesses and five junior waitresses. Separately, James Nolan died in Ellensburg prison after eight years serving a sixteen year sentence for incest. The report also mentions local grain and feed sales and a light, humorous exchange about a rich uncle and curry.
A gusty weather note warns of sudden chills and coughs at home. An Elihu Wise testimonial from Madison Ga praises One Minute Cough Cure for curing coughs colds and lung troubles. The ad mixes medical claim with humorous snippets and a nursery orchard contract pitch.
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