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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
4
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A serious April Fools editorial argues wealth inequality mocks democratic ideals. It contrasts millionaires’ comforts with widespread poverty and urges readers to consider labor, opportunity, and Christian social aims amid modern democracy.
A reader asks why Seattle's public library closes at 9 pm and proposes extended hours. The Star urges 24 hour operation if people want it, citing after work study needs and restrictive Sunday hours. The letter argues libraries serve patrons, not employees, and should remain open for study and public access.
A collage of witty quips and literary snippets from Josh Star Dust and others. The piece mixes observations on misery and improvement with theatrical notes about Roy of 12 and H. Sothern. It references old American papers and humorous exchanges about fashion and gardening.
A narrator laments a failed engagement plan after spending nearly ten dollars on Edwin. She recalls a rosy lit scene, a bold marriage proposal, and Edwin’s abrupt refusal amid humorous, dramatic twists. He refuses, notes his last cigar, and postpones engagement until after leap year.
An inaugural session of United Daughters of Congressmen opens amid clashes over privilege and caste. A member accuses a senator’s daughter of gatekeeping equality, while a brash rival denounces secretarial ties to fathers. A resolution condemns caste within the group, gaining near unanimous support amid debate.
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