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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1909
Page
6
The report lists fluctuating wholesale meat prices with observed grades and product lines. Butter and live cattle figures appear among the items, with scattered percentages and numeric values indicating market levels for 1965 and related periods.
Prices for oats corn meal and wheat futures listed by ton with regional notes for Eastern Washington markets. Several lines show fluctuating figures and stock-keeping terms, including ranges for Vernon and Wenatchee areas and mentions of pears and vegetables.
A hungry tramp shares a curbside scene with a hungry dog while a wealthy woman with two pampered dogs watches from her balcony. The tramp contemplates a sandwich as the aristocratic dogs bark and a new morsel is offered to the pets. The moment highlights class contrasts and daily life.
California coeds tricked Mrs Davis who locked the dorm trunks to force women to stay through December 17. The dormitory is vacating as the students maneuver to leave for Christmas vacation despite the order.
The notice promotes Poslam as a skin treatment that clears pimples eruptions and related skin problems. It claims Poslam is flesh colored and unnoticeable on the face to use day or night. A 50 cent supply cures minor troubles and a free trial offer is mailed from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
President Taft plans a larger official executive flag, aligning flag size with stature. The proposal suggests an obvious correlation between the president’s prominence and the flag’s dimensions.
A witty tease questions a creator making a new story about married men who stay out late. The blurb suggests such fiction could dominate, hinting at fame and novelty as paths to glory in publishing.
The Hi Gill campaign committee of 120 business men is described as a farce by interviewees. Ten signatories say they would support Gill if nominated, but few are politically active. Respondents from various firms share mixed knowledge, pledges, or lack thereof regarding formal campaign roles.
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