New Ideas Spark Bathing Parade Plans
A brief feature titled A Word From Josh Wise outlines fresh concepts for the Bathing Parade campaign. It presents proposals, community ideas, and upcoming steps to shape the event’s direction.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1908
Page
4
A brief feature titled A Word From Josh Wise outlines fresh concepts for the Bathing Parade campaign. It presents proposals, community ideas, and upcoming steps to shape the event’s direction.
A playful scene features a teacher labeled a hypocrite and a young woman Sally engaged to a man unnamed. Dialogue explores marriage expectations, parental interference, and social foibles in a college town party setting.
The Star endorses Robert T. Hodge of Black Diamond for the Republican nomination for sheriff of King County. It praises his honesty and deputy experience, notes his $200 per month salary pledge, and mentions his mortgage and campaign challenges while affirming he would run the office without extra income or graft.
An opinion column argues happiness favors the working home over luxury, praising industrious wives and mothers. It links restlessness in big cities to wealth and divorce trends, urging women to engage in useful work at home for stable family life.
A humorous dialogue imagines Mr and Mrs Wicklebridge discussing what it would be like if either of them reached the White House. Clero mocks republican simplicity while the wife ponders ceremonial life and public attention, ending with a playful jab at their unlikely presidency.
A mosaic of trivia and curiosities from early 1900s newspapers includes remarks on diet, religion, and language, plus scattered local items. References span Philadelphia licenses for Giuseppe Mule and Angelina Gorilla, Roman history, American slang, Indian pronunciation, Lincolns ghost dog, and a brief joke about a butcher shop.
A columnist contrasts 18 and 25 year old women in choosing husbands. An 18 year old marries for love and dependence, while a 25 year old weighs companionship and lifelong fit. The piece argues a good husband should also be a best friend who grows old beside her.
Dr McGregor, a dentist, resumes practice at 603 American Bank Building. The notice confirms reopening and location details for patients seeking dental care.
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