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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1912

Page

4

Names Link Root Family to Judicial Recall Opposition

The Seattle Star notes Elihu Root of New York ex Judge Milo Root of Washington and Jesse B Root of Butte Montana are all lawyers and all oppose the recall of judges. The item precedes an editorial stance on recall and presents the Root surname as a unified legal bloc.

Trivate Exchange Malin Eerie Gener Bovine Shagun The Star Publishing Co Exchange Main Elihu Root New York Milo Root Washington Jesse B. Root Butte Mont

Hoopskirts and Morals Spark Controversy in Milwaukee Judge

A Milwaukee judge links immorality to fashion exposing legs and aims to curb vice with hoopskirt solutions. The column mocks the idea, cites global contrasts, and argues exposure vs concealment is not the root of immorality. A related note mentions a Utah inmate pardoned by President Tait for a poem.

Milwaukee Sancho Panza Dahomey Fijis North America Utah Tait Boston Traveler

Uncle Sam runs Panama diners and hotels with cheap meals

Lucky Panama Uncle Sam operates 19 large hotels in Panama serving meals at 9 and 30 cents. He feeds about 600,000 meals monthly, earning profit while travelers praise the quality and low cost of Stars and Stripes hostelries despite heat and transport challenges. The piece exclaims how U S hospitality beats private management and the home food trust.

Uncle Sam Panama Stars and Stripes States Sam American Food Trust

Observations on March 3 1913 and political jabs

A 1913 column notes March 3 as a gala day in Minnesota with Knute Nelson’s Senate term ending. It mocks Japanese capture of a burglar, Hood River court fines, and calls for Keen political satire on Taft and Dr. Wiley’s successor choices. It also jokes about American Olympic sports fans and Gary dinner aims.

Minnesota Knute Nelson United States Bill Taft Dr. Wiley Bill

Nothing Serious But Quiet Parlor Sparks Rumor

A fragment from a social page notes a Dobbs parlor no longer lit on Thursday evenings. The remark hints at engagement rumors about Marie and adds a wry line about South American presidents being called doctors for their impatience.

Dobbs Marie

The Worm Turned

A Chicago Record-Herald quip about a ticket office inquiry for boat or rail travel shows a bemused customer questioning a careless clerk who refuses to answer. The anecdote ends with a casual aside about skinned knuckles.

Chicago Record-Herald

Right Place Wrong Tank Relapse Rumor Hits Bathhouse Tale

A streetwise narrator recalls entering a Turkish bath on a Manhattan street and jokes about getting soaked. The piece then shifts to a rumor that a person named Tightly has relapsed, with a quip about Doctor Equills once curing him.

Equills

Warning boards on village hill evoke grim humor

An English village council member posts warning signs along a steep hill. A carpenter crafts humorous boards with a coded message about danger and braking. The final board reads with the undertaker, N. B., declaring the hill dangerous.

Ateep N. B

When You Leave Wiffle Morning Kiss Brightens Day

A brief lyric vignette recalls a kiss and a backward look that lifts a sad mood. The narrator notes small acts can color a dull gray morning with happiness, while a frown can dampen joy. The piece closes with a quip about Malta cats and Baltimore's claim as a champion pre eating town in the USA.

Reading Fragments and Odd Quotes From a Queer Page

A collage of witty exchanges and snippets from a newspaper page includes the Beeleysport House waste basket remark a salesman’s misfit desk tale a New York man’s bankruptcy claim and a joke about frying lard. The pieces resemble a humorous wire service column.

Beeleysport

Plea for Interview Sparks Pitch to J. P. Morgan

A New York reporter pressed J. P. Morgan for an interview and offered his employer a raise if he secured favorable coverage. The journalist proposed writing a check for the raise amount, arguing money is cheaper than talk in the bustling business district.

Pierp New York J. P. Morgan J. P J. Pierp

One Sure Cure Jones Ends Bender After Film Revealed

A tainted tale of reform as Jones quits drinking after his wife shows him a moving picture of his last drunken spree. A judge notes the change and asks how it happened, implying behavioral accountability influenced the decision.

Jones

Quotations on Trust and Confidence in Newspapers

A Washington Star quote questions a man’s sailing experience while noting he shows no declination to try boats, followed by a Baltimore American exchange equating confidence with trust and suggesting confidence men might run trust companies.

Washington Star Baltimore American

The Seashore Wit and Roosevelt Contingent Fee

A collection of quips and satire includes a seaside gag about girls finding a man and a joke on mining stocks. It cites Mr Roosevelt in Milwaukee discussing an employer Nobility law to aid injured workers and critiques ambulance-chasing lawyers with a contingent fee misunderstanding.

Roosevelt Miwaukee Washington Star Jimmy

Conjurer Produces Ace of Spades From Hat Trick

The conjurer admits taking a card from the handkerchief to the queen of clubs and then produces the ace of spades from the hat after a brief apology from a timid volunteer.

Regal Dental Offices Ad Notice

Regal Dental Offices R. L. R. Clark announces dental services at Mar nanan Avenue near the northwest corner of Union Street. Note bring this ad with you.

Regal Dental Offices R. L. R. Clark Mar. Nanan Av N. W. Cor. Union St

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