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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1909

Page

5

Bouillon for Mayor Defies Public Speaking Critics

The Star weighs Bouillon as Seattle mayoral candidate noting his 21 years of city service and lack of public speaking as nonessential. Editors argue his record and efficiency surpasses concerns, urging taxpayers to invest in a chief magistrate familiar with city work over the police court era.

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Editorial fault and clarifications on commission men

The Star defends commission men against broad blame for poultry waste and storage failures. It clarifies the storage men caused the decay and notes past criticisms of Commission Row. The piece references Peyton resignation, philanthropy at the county hospital, and stray remarks by Mrs. Brokaw and Ortie Hamilton with comments on merit of claims.

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Oklahoma Governor Boycott Sparks Rail Route Clash

A satirical collage notes Oklahoma governor rallying against four railroads amid travel restrictions. It cites 50 000 ancient eggs seized in New York and mentions the mummy of Rameses. The piece pokes fun at politics and social issues with assorted quips and jokes.

Oklahoma New York Rameses

Automobiles and Domestic Worries Exchange Wry Quips

A quirky dialogue shows a prospective buyer asking about a stock cart while a dealer clarifies it applies only to chickens and children. A wife asks about handling a death, and the husband reassures by noting the usual worry about nothing.

Beano New Christmas Game In England

England embraces Beano a new game using hot plates and jumping beans. Players warm beans to hop toward a central target, winner is the bean closest to the center. The August ripening worm within each bean grows to 16 feet, springing to life when heated.

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Yes They Do Thank Men For Seats

A reporter rides crowded Seattle streets offering his seat to women. In each car they thank him, from a shop girl and old woman with a wicker suitcase to an attractive young woman with a basket and baby. He notes polite responses and the growing crowd as the day progresses.

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Reflections of a Bachelor

A reflective column discusses marriage and social aims, arguing that men seek popularity and engage to gain excitement. It contends about explanations to wives and the limits of male conduct, noting social penalties for unwise choices.

Little Lucy Lane Sails Seattle Cafes Towards a Fur Hat

The story follows Lucy Lane a farm girl who comes to Seattle to work as a waitress at Third Avenue cafe. She charms college boys and bank staff with steadiness and good service while avoiding rattling under pressure. Managers note waitresses’ wages meals hours and the romance among cafe staff and patrons.

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Minstrel Midgets Fragment Highlights Sun as Roof Window

Fragment from a minstrel piece shows dialogue between Bay and Eph about the sun described as a window in the roof and a humorous exchange on keeping a host from being too bold, reflecting dialect humor.

Pointed Paragraphs Reflect on Habit and Truth

A compact reflection on how people resist changing habits and forms. The speaker notes that truth should be easier to grasp than arbitrary construction. The text critiques advice and the repeated effort people must invest to achieve a single result.

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