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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1919

Page

13

Brutal Police Treatment Sparks Public Alarm in Seattle

An irate observer decries police brutality after two officers allegedly manhandle a vulnerable man on Third Avenue near Columbia. The writer condemns abuse, urges retirement of any officer found guilty, and calls for officers to protect the helpless and maintain order without violence.

Third Ave Columbia Anyelie Seattle

Courts and Legislatures’ Costly Golf Sunday Controversy

A verbose critique notes Massachusetts law used to decide if playing golf on Sunday is a crime. It questions courts police and the golf association for pursuing a test case, while urging citizens to focus on real issues and curb costly legal theatrics.

Massachusetts Massachusetts Golf Association Commonwealth

Be a Student and Keep Your Mind Open

A fragmentary reflection urges humility in learning. The wisest know little, yet every person you meet may teach you something. Stay curious, resist the highbrow trap, and value ongoing study beyond formal schooling.

Ouroe Iimer

Dis-United States? Japanese Journalist Sees Split

A Japanese journalist touring the United States predicts the country will soon break into three or more nations. He argues the capital may move to a central location such as Mississippi City, and warns that fifty years after the civil war the people are in danger. He cites brutal treatment of doughters and notes politicians shifting blame for high prices to psychology.

Washington United States Missippi

Prices Rise As Pie Sales Cut To Tiny Pieces

A Boston report notes restaurants slice blueberry pies into seven pieces selling for 15 cents each while berries cost 20 cents a box and one box yields three pies. The piece pricing and costs indicate rising menu prices and shifting costs for customers.

Boston

On Heredity by Uncle Ichabod

A humorous verse essay notes heredity as a family habit, tracing the birth pattern through generations. It wittily claims heredity remains constant across lines from Abraham onward, asserting baby making as a persistent trait.

Uncle Ichabod

Young Man’s Team Faces Tax Heavy Opposition In Mock Game

In a playful newspaper spoof the Young Man’s Team battles the Opposition in a nine inning mock game. Ambition to Get Married and Pluck lead hits while Tax parties reduce rallies. The finale ends with the wedding bell signaling a real life start, not a score.

Young Man Jo Ie Willie Susie Geraline

August 26 through history on the calendar

On August 26 events span centuries from Julius Caesar's Firnish landing to Crecy in 1346. Edward II defeated Philip VI while French banners fell. later patents and inventors include steamboat patents in 1791, Joshua Stoddard born in 1814 for the steam calliope, and Charles Thurber patenting America’s first practical typewriter in 1843.

B.C Julius Caesar Dover Crecy France Edward II Philip VI Philip Edward Frolesart Nathan Read James Rumeey John Fitch John Stevens Fitch Delaware River Joshua Stoddard Stoddard Hay Tedder Charles Thurber Worcester Mass Thurber America

Farther Than We Go With Boldt’s French Pas Try

Fragmentary note mentions a Young Man's Team and an Old Man's Team with a casual call to move forward. It also lists two Uptown and Downtown addresses, 1414 3rd Ave and 913 2nd Ave, with unclear context about Boldt's French pas try.

Boldt Uptown 3D Ave 2D Ave

Shakespearean Characters Pronunciation Quiz Answers

The article lists Shakespeare character questions with answers by play, including The Tempest Julius Caesar Merchant of Venice Twelfth Night As You Like It Much Ado About Nothing Romeo and Juliet Hamlet Othello King Lear The Taming of the Shrew Cymbeline The Comedy of Errors The Merry Wives of Windsor A Midsummer Night's Dream The Two Gentlemen of Verona Notes add pronunciation tips for several names.

Troilus and Cressida Julius Caesar King Lear Othello Macbeth King John Henry TV Hamlet

Gladioli trimming tips for better bulbs and vase life

The old gardener advises leaving foliage on gladioli to help bulb ripening for next season. Cut diagonally just after the first flower opens to improve moisture uptake and extend blooms for a week or ten days. Gladioli are ideal summer decorations for home or table.

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