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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1910
Page
5
An editorial prints concerns that medical progress has saved infants while adults over fifty face rising chronic disorders. It cites declines in infectious disease deaths and urges lifestyle changes, noting advice on appetite, meals, and digestion. It mentions figures from Yale economist Prof Fisher and hints at political tempers in cryptic quirks.
In Diana's Diar Miss Dillgickies, a census enumerator, faces teasing and a looming mystery around Mr. Hoofitt. The narrator jokes about bias, gender roles, and the hurdle of identifying the head of the house while recounting visits to the Batch block and the elusive Mr Hofitt.
The article breaks down a watch mechanism by wheel and beat counts. It lists wheel revolutions per day and per year for the main wheel center wheel third wheel fourth wheel fifth scarpe wheel and the ticks or beats with yearly totals.
A bold young man visits a wealthy suitor and explains he came not to seek a daughter's hand but to pitch selling a motor car. The exchange turns on wit and commerce as the salesman asserts his true aim.
A short tale centers on Mrs Hyupp and three sisters hosting a lame angel who becomes the household favorite. The angel entertains children with playful flights and gentle wind fanning when quarrels arise. Eventually the angel grows homesick and departs in a flying machine, leaving the family to reflect on good behavior.
Fragmentary account describes a Glen Echo scene with a woman of delicate hands and a strong mouth. The text suggests views on age size and personhood, hinting at social judgments within a public setting.
The note mentions Mrs Suffraget speaking this afternoon on the Disasters of Married Life. It references Mrs Clara Barton and Red Cross founder’s wearying work across wars, relief, burial, and dignity, noting her Maryland home and retirement from active Red Cross service at 59.
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