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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1908
Page
4
Washington voters are urged to reject old bosses and ring politics and to elect reform candidates from governor Cosgrove down to county offices. The piece calls for wiping out politicians tied to the old order and using restored power to choose new officials.
The Star urges Times and P I readers to switch to The Star for news of the day and less editor critique. It argues personal editor feuds have no public benefit and offers a subscription as relief for readers seeking neutral coverage.
An article features Edwin and his parent debating whether fruits and vegetables are correctly classified, touching on cucumbers quince oysters watermelons and peppers. The playful dialogue explores naming, cooking, and growth, ending with a playful scolding for Edwin’s chatter.
A narrator plans to showcase a sheath gown at Beeleysport for Hastingsthread's emporium while posing as Mile Laila passa of Paris. Local anticipation rises as bars fill and residents notice the unusual fashion event ahead.
A collage of light verse and dialogue snippets about Mary and her horseless cart, travelers and locals with slang talk, and humorous exchanges. The pieces touch on daily life, mobility, work ethics, and social observations in a quaint town setting.
Fragmentary excerpt features a narrator advocating plain dress and restraint while dismissing rakish styles. Includes a conversational aside from Bapeck and a baffling line about someone named Bakimo and a confidential remark. The passage hints at amusement with social norms but remains incompletely readable.
A collage of quotes and remarks touches on politics and history figures such as Thomas Jefferson Zachary Taylor and cultural references including The Maid The Bachelor and Atlanta Georgian. It mentions pork overboard through a battery linked mechanism and shark hunting with dynamite devices in naval lore.
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