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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1909

Page

4

No single headline title found in text

A long, rambling collection of opinion snippets touches on self made success stories, political ambitions, and cultural notes. It highlights a Dutch immigrant’s son who becomes a renowned Iowa lawyer and legislator, emphasizing self improvement and personal responsibility. It also mentions crime perceptions, political qualifications, and oddities from San Francisco to the White House era.

Holland Iowa G. Klay God Almghty

Fort Caseys Emphasis on Heat of Feeling

The account notes a dramatic ball game at Fort Caseys with the line heat of feeling prevailed. It claims Mr Bennett earns honors for two home runs, and Beattie faces a hurdle from numerous gas meters. Explorer Leffingwell anticipates cheaper living costs at the North Pole.

Fort Caseys Mr. Bennett Leffingwell North Pole

Five Years More To Life Urged By Doctor Foster

Dr Burnside Foster editor of the St Paul Medical Journal proposes that all life insurance firms reexamine policy holders every five years to detect early diseases. He argues preventive medicine saves lives and reduces costs, framing it as an economic issue to engage the public and insurers.

Burnside Foster St. Paul Foster Lfe Poster

Warning Letter From Wittecopy Over Trial Heirs

A missive from W. Wittekopy warns that once other heirs join the trial heirs, the more wealthy and socially prominent will repurpose their power to repay with interest. The letter references legal status and social standing as factors in future actions.

W. Wittekopy Elty

Miss Selma Herman a Great Friend of the Girls at Seattle

The Seattle theatre star Miss Selma Herman wins admiration chiefly from women audiences. She shares letters from fans, offers encouragement to aspiring actresses, and recalls stage fright before her first Seattle show. She hopes to help young girls pursue stage careers and asks readers to relay messages to her.

Selma Herman Barney Dodds Bel the Seer Selma Seattle Bolma Herman Herman Beattie

First Aid for Injuries and Fires Rules from a Guide

The article lists basic first aid steps for burns lightning bites stings and fires. It covers cooling with water applying ice and padding clothing loosened, evacuation to safety, using ammonia or iodine sparingly, and general fire safety like rolling on the floor and using a blanket. It also notes avoiding water on kerosene fires and using hot water or mustard to induce vomiting for poisons.

Rhyme of a Jolly Pinkie and Uncle Ben’s Plight

A fragmented verse recounts Pinkie Wimblewes injuring his uncle's wooden fore and a stair accident. Uncle Ben Hroke dies after the fall while Pinkie laughs. Mamom notes Pinkie’s happiness despite the tragedy.

Pinkie Wimblewes Ben Hroke Pinkie Mamom

The Treasure of the Strean by Harold Carter

Two men clash outside a Land Co office as river rights, dam building, and desertion threaten Gregson and his wife. Bascom schemes to divert a stream for profit while the couple frantically fights to save their homestead and discover a rumored lost mine.

The Land Co Het Tn Band Minera John Bascom Settera Gregson Bascom Haseem Gegson

Judge affirms father’s right to spank 17 year old daughter

A court ruling upholds a father's authority over his 17 year old daughter citing parental discipline as lawful. Judge Jeffries sustains the father's stance amid remarks on age and discretion in parenting.

Carter Juation Jeffries Margaret Granaviews Janzin

Are you going into business for yourself

The note invites readers to consider a business chance listed on page 6 in the business section and hints at guidance for starting a venture.

Lewieville Courter-Journ

Fragments of Conversation and Wit Across Papers

A mosaic of clipped quotes from papers including Free Press Times-Union and Chicago News. The text weaves jokes and reflections on marriage, fear, fame, and social propriety through scattered lines from editors, reporters, and readers. It hints at cross-paper chatter and the era’s typographic collage.

Birds as Their Own Surgeons

Old hunters along the Kankakee River report that various birds can treat their own wounds. They describe a snipe tearing feathers from its body to cover the wound, stopping bleeding, then using cast-off down and quills to wrap the injury as a self performed operation.

Morocco Ind Kankakee River

PIANO CLUB OFFERS WHOLESALE STYLE PURCHASE PLAN

The D and Johnston Piano Club promotes a wholesale buying method for pianos with no dues or waiting. Members pay a small initial sum and weekly or monthly installments to receive newly priced instruments from top makes, with massive stock and unconditional warranties. Variety includes Kimball Seaver Hobart M Cable and more. Offers limited, withdrawals imminent. request brochure.

D. & Johnston Piano Club Hetail Kimball Hallet Davis Schubaert Bror Clark Marshall & Wendell Schumann Pioneer Piano Home Mpmamehs Beokiet Nes Ae Goon B& Johnston Co Eee Dans Ouse Johnston Co

Ballard Man Baked in Oven Claims Cure for Rheumatism

A Ballard man says he was baked in an oven and emerged cured of rheumatism, reporting six weeks bedridden before the heat treatment. Mr. Sherin recounts his six weeks of illness and treatment as the origin of the dramatic claim.

Mr. Sherin

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