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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
4
The piece critiques the enduring gender joke about a woman's tongue while praising the devoted roles of mothers and wives. It contrasts cruel humor with the genuine support women provide, noting how jests distort real relationships and that humor often lacks tact or humanity.
In wartime style report, Sam Davin describes the shirtwaist strike in New York where about 40,000 workers, mostly women, walk out for higher wages. He recounts personal hardship and argues women must join men to win fair pay and preserve families. The piece highlights gender role shifts and the strike’s broader impact on labor lines.
Patchy remarks from a Detroit Free Press snippet mix talking points about ponies gratitude and family finances. The fragment references Count Boni, Pat, money for Christmas, room rates, and a mistaken neck remark. Sentences hint at misprints and editorial quips across a life section tone.
Sir Maurice De Bunsen, potential successor to Ambassador Bryce in Washington, has represented Britain at the Spanish court since 1906. Entered diplomacy in 1877 with postings in Tokio, Siam, Constantinople, Paris, Lisbon, and Madrid. Born 1852, married 1899 to Berta Mary Lowry Corry. Lady De Bunsen known for gracious hosting at Madrid embassy.
The text critiques male attitudes toward smoking and suggests women must be considered in calculating a fair general view of the human race. It dismisses the idea that smoking only harms some men and implies broader societal averaging of harm.
A letter advocates uniting city activities to form a single advertising effort to attract conventions and visitors to Seattle. It argues advertising is vital for trade and growth and emphasizes quality of city life for newcomers, education, and business interests. The piece cites Port Arthur and historic leaders to underscore civic responsibility.
A Seattle poet William Weose signs as han writ ten a bawlout at Richard le Gallienne inviting him to Seattle to settle scores. The piece mocks Le Gallienne as a gentle poet with a flossy name while recalling earlier exchanges about poets Watson and Meyrie.
Fragmentary verse explores a poet condemned by a woman and her betrayals. It references New York, a mysterious singer, and a critique of male cowardice in art. The text questions the poet’s courage and the power of words to wound.
A critical verse exchanges with a bard who mocks a king and a footballer. The poet prods the man of sport while scornfully describing the bard as a barking toad and a venomed poodle. The speaker invites the poet to Seattle to prove himself.
William Watson arrives in New York and presents his view that the controversial poem depicting Mrs. Asquith and her stepdaughter Violet is a composite photograph. He says Violet voices the family and holds real authority, while the poem critiques both appearance and character with pointed lines.
The Societe Chocolats girls hosted a box party at the Moore last night. Guests enjoyed the play and the evening's entertainment.
A fragment notes that Societe Chocolats were enjoyed during a play and recommended as the best confection for social functions. The Imperial Candy Co. at 808 Western Ave. offers to direct buyers to dealers if stock is unavailable.
A local advertisement proclaims Purcell Safe Co at 212 Occidental St as agents for Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co. and Hall Safe Co. It asserts their safes and vaults are in daily use and superior to rivals, targeting merchants with claims of leadership in the market.
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