Yakima Exhibit Needs More Variety and Better Fruit Display
Portland fair visitors see Yakima county exhibit with alfalfa, potatoes, hops, and honey lacking quantity and diversity. Tyler urges larger, continuous shipments of fruit and stronger displays to attract eastern visitors, plus fuller honey and vine showcases to boost local reputation. University notes cover faculty expansion, summer school close, and Oregonian press relic. The state stock law clarifies fencing rules and enforcement thresholds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Tyler
Casper Feuerbach
Portland
Yakima
Mr. Tyler
State University At
Seattle
United States
Canada
Europe
Harvard
Washington
Yale
Johns Hopkins
Cornell
University of Michigan
University of Chicago
University of Minnesota
University of Wisconsin
University of Pennsylvania
Stanford
Strassburg
Heidelberg
Anklam
University of Washington
Portland Oregonian
Northwest
Oregonian
Museum of the University
Summer Desserts Junket Recipe Notice
Plain Junket to make a simple dessert. Warm one quart of low milk, sweeten and flavor, then add a rennet tablet or liquid rennet. The dish should be set to chill and served as a light summer treat with lemon pineapple strawberry or vanilla notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Just being happy and a bright side view
A mixture of happy life advice and a travel notice for the Northern Pacific Exposition in Portland with discounted rail tickets from North Yakima. The piece also briefly includes a light magazine joke and an advertisement for Coffin Bros harness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway
Portland
North Yakima
M. S. Meeks
Agt
Visiting Tourist Questions Local Native in Rustic Banter
Dialogue from Harper's Weekly portrays a tourist asking a rural inhabitant if he was born local. The inhabitant and his wife respond with humor about origins and being a native. The exchange highlights regional speech and social tone of the era.
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Rube
Harper's Weekly
Remedy for Hay Fever Hyomei Proves Effective at Home
After trying other treatments, Hyomei is praised by J. F. Forbes of McCook Nebraska for curing hay fever without leaving home. The ad notes safe use with no stomach dosing, includes inhalation device, and a money back guarantee from Fred L. Janeck. Complete outfit priced at $1.00 with extra bottles 50 cents.
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J. F. Forbes
McCook
Nebraska
White Mountains
Fred L. Janeck
Goats and Grandfathers Stir Family Banter
A Cleveland Leader quip has Mrs. Van der Hamm-Percy prohibiting games with a “common Maloney boy” as he lacks a grandfather. Percy retorts that the boy has a goat, suggesting social snub versus rural charm.
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Norman
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Differ
Yakimas
Ditter Brothers
Tyler
Yakima County
Sherman Institute of California
University of California
California
Foley
R. T. Hopkins
Polar
Wis
A. D. Sloan
Prop’r
George
Cleveland Plaindealer
Coffin Bros
Hyomei
Jayne
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