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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1905
Page
4
An editorial by Mere Man argues spring cleaning troubles households with loud rhetoric and humor. It questions why a wife cleans intensely each year, contrasting it with the hired help while noting microbes lurk in dust and praising a flawless new house before its first cleaning.
A column on hair styling urges women to tailor hair to their face shapes. It denounces middle parts for square-jawed faces and promotes puffed fronts and up dos to soften features, while critiquing the pompadour trend and revealing how the right arrangement can alter appearance.
An advertisement claims fatigue diminishes willpower and focus, urging a tonicDr Mileax Nervineto calm exhausted nerves and restore brain power. It guarantees first bottle benefits or money back from the druggist.
The narrator hides from a bearded man in a blue guernsey who stands outside the window and drums on the glass, as the tension builds over Herzog’s fate. The encounter leaves the narrator distraught and wary of pursuit.
The narrator and Herzog plot to influence Roger Marake by covert means, spying on a secluded seaside house to avoid authorities. They enter a dreary drawing room after forcing a window and plan to return to Springfield before dawn while watching for Mrs Krance and potential informants.
The 20 round boxing match between Tommy Byrne and Dave Barry scheduled for April 25 in Tacomoo was postponed to May 1 due to promoters' failure to secure Germania ball. The Ballard Tigers beat the Lincoln Partes 6 to 2 and will face the Comets at Woodlands Park on Sunday. Red 441 is also called up.
A collage of dialogue and verse sketches contrasts domestic life and public folly. The piece mixes literary nostalgia, newspaper hype about John D. Rockefeller, and a dialect exchange on voting while intimate scenes reveal a pipe smoking husband, a wife's reproach, a collie, and a baby in a tense domestic mood.
The verse laments unpredictable spring weather from coal to gauze to cold winds and jokes about bachelors hall and a minstrel interlocutor. It recalls a milk wagon driver who used to yodel and ends with a comic aside on a man who always says the right thing at the right time.
In a rain swept road scene Herzog asks about a safe retreat as the narrator recalls a fur furnished house within its own grounds. The stormy night hush underscores their plan to slip away unseen from the hospitable abode.
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