Seattle Court Ruler under Fire in Socialism Case
The Seattle judge Humphreys faces criticism for contempt and rulings in a socialist case. The article notes calls for recall if Seattle’s system works and cites Theodore Roosevelt’s new book on history as literature, with debate on balancing fact and narrative.
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William D. Haywood
The lasting flame of love in society and theater
A reflective essay notes that most people pursue marriage as status and wealth, yet true love remains the decisive factor in life. The speaker observes theater audiences as a microcosm of society, questioning why passionate love and lifelong partnership rarely align with social norms and age restrictions.
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London
Fatal hunting mishap sparks gun safety plea
Havre dispatch details the accidental death of an esteemed local woman when a hunting party posed for a photograph on a moving car. A gun discharged as the hammer struck a projection, killing Mia Morris instantly. The piece urges gun safety and cautions against careless handling and aiming at people. It also notes political chatter about bull moose candidates and potential shifts in Congress following tariff changes.
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Yeste Gay
Mia Morris
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Roosevelt in South America aiding peace efforts
A collection of quoted editorials comments point to Roosevelt's peacemaking in South America, praising his role as the Peacemaker and weighing the impact on international harmony and regional stability amid varied newspaper opinions.
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Noted divine on steamer amid Oregon gale
A fragmented tale recounts a bishop aboard a steamer caught in a violent Pacific gale off the Oregon coast. Dialogues show calm faith amid danger as captain, bishop, and crew face the peril with Providence. A separate classroom vignette recalls a New England teacher guiding pupils through Pilgrim landmarks and a child's humorous misunderstanding of Plymouth Rock.
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Japan Warns China Over Nanking Killings Ultimatum
The emperor of Japan threatens action if China refuses an apology for the killing of Japanese residents in Nanking. Ten Japanese warships with marines await the latest notice near Nanking in the Yangtze River. The Nanking consul orders Japanese residents to retreat within the area protected by machine guns.
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The Fly Swatting Season Finale Names Walt Mason
Walt Masons humorous verse laments a season of battling swarms of flies and the toll it took on people and furniture. The poem tracks June to September fatigue and questions what was gained as millions of pests persisted and multiplied.
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Humor of the Day Chatter Echoes Across Papers
A collage of humorous snippets from multiple newspapers parodies speech, civility, and social scenes. Lines reference Washington State opera practice, Birmingham Age Herald wit, Boston Transcript quips about rooms and sun, and a light take on civilization and self control.
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Musical Courier
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Boston Transcript
Luke M'Luke Says. Aged humor and social quips in verse
A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer presents a satirical collage on aging and fashion. It lampoons shifting gender roles and perceptions as it notes old age, fat, hair loss, and women’s smoking habits in a humor column. The tone mocks social expectations and dull routines.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Fragmented proverbs on money and life from a column
A garbled passage riffs on money, marriage, and social quirks. It contrasts moving costs with rent, jokes about callers and cleanliness, notes wealth versus heaven, and alludes to divorce, dreams, whiskey, and a Bible in a scattered, treatment-like style.
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