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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
5
The article explains the family budget concept as planning income to cover needs without overspending. It discusses typical expense percent targets for rent, utilities, clothing, incidental costs, and food, noting food share falls as income rises. It contrasts balancing books with full budgeting, arguing budgeting replaces chance with sense.
Boston audiences brace for a Sunday visit that promises lofty rhetoric and refined zeal. The evangelist’s remarks are praised for their literary cadence and wit, offering a rare infusion of queenly English into the city’s public discourse.
Critics say campaign by Charles F Hughes against the Adamson law stirs unrest among 1,500,000 unorganized railroad workers. Denver hosts a representative meeting as potential wage demands rise. Debates touch on Democratic reform and prohibition trends in Bryan's early efforts.
The United G O P League is formed in Seattle to serve the people with honest effort. It condemns the Young Men's Republican club as harmful, and hopes to shift party leadership from ward bosses to reform-minded figures like E H Guie. It notes a need for liberalizing the party and hints at broader presidential hopes and quotes Disraeli on enthusiasm.
A humorous column blends a strange look at sardine canning with light gossip and quips. It notes the can’s iron and rubber lid, jokes about athletic mishaps, runaway horses, and playful jabs at local figures and cartoons.
Yeager defeats Harrison in a brutal hand to hand fight and guides Ruth to safety at Slebers Pass. Lennox plans Yeager’s risky return as a native to Gonzales camp while Threewit Farrar seek ally network and face Gonzales’ fury.
Fedro Cabenza, a ragged patriot, is enlisted after pleas from Gonzales. He pats his way into the army, then liquor-fueled bravado leads to taunting guards at a prison. Farrar and Threewit observe the scene as a mysterious note hints at a larger plan.
In a dusty street the Patriotic Legion of the Northern States heckles a farmer delivering supplies. A crate of chickens and two gunny sacks ride the burro, one sack tears spilling apples while spectators laugh and the vendor curses the prank urging Gonzales to intervene.
Musterole is described as a clean white paste made with mustard oil. It is recommended as a substitute for mustard plaster and is said by many doctors and nurses to relieve sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago back and joint pains sprains sore muscles bruises chilblains frostbite and chest colds including pneumonia prevention.
Fragmentary text discusses weather and heat impacts on people and surroundings. It mentions temperature, humidity, and physical responses without clear event details or dates. Further details are unreadable in the provided snippet.
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