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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
4
A North Yakima editorial lauds the city council for abolishing the red light district, praising public action, police enforcement, and civic virtue. It urges citizens to back police and denounce vice, while contrasting honest failure with dishonest success as a path to future progress.
North Yakima women launch a substantial effort to furnish the Y M C A building, sacrificing time and力, seeking wide male support. The piece praises women's noble labor and calls on men to join, stressing the project benefit to the city and future citizens.
A female bulldog reportedly attempted a bite on a man’s trousers at 1:30 AM, prompting comments on improper etiquette and suggesting Mrs. Bulldog watch her daughter as the incident raises questions about a dog roaming unescorted at that hour.
Paris headlines report women sporting tomatoes on hats as a bold fashion stunt provoking laughter and debate about style trends and societal expectations of Parisian chic.
The note muses on June brides and Leap Year, jokes about a blind pig nearby, and hopes to witness Yakima avenue debut of the directoire gown. It blends playful local gossip with tongue in cheek observations about optician bills and social happenings.
A reflective verse on the moral accounting of deeds and words. The warder at the gate will repay every action with unseen coin, in laughter or tears, affecting all regardless of rank. The poem links justice to conscience and long aftereffects of conduct.
Senator Burrows delivers a lengthy address amid debates over the convention platform and vice presidential contenders. The day features committee wrangles, Cummins and Borah boosting bids, and Lodge named permanent chairman as discussions continue on credentials and resolutions.
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