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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1916
Page
5
A passage repeats beatitudes from a sermon-like text, listing blessings for the poor in spirit mourners the meek those hungry for righteousness merciful pure in heart peacemakers and persecuted for righteousness with the promise of the kingdom of heaven and sight of God.
An advice piece argues colds cost individuals and economies money, urging prevention through hygiene, water intake, fresh air, and vitality. It notes Christmas feasts and winter exposure as risk factors and promotes public health as a shared concern.
The piece urges immediate action on meaningful resolutions rather than waiting for a New Year. It mocks empty promises and advises choosing worthwhile aims, then warns about usury by comparing cloakroom hat rentals to high interest, ending with a playful jab at a cloakroom attendant.
A jumble of humor from a page featuring a fox as a plumber in a fable tone and a Dickens style encounter with Scrooge and his optimistic nephew. The piece switches between humorous quips about hands and thieves and a Christmas scene where Scrooge resists merriment before his nephew argues for joy.
Scrooge sternly rejects Christmas cheer from his nephew who extols the season as forgiving and humane. A pair of visitors seek charity for the poor, while Scrooge faces his lonely, gloom filled life and a haunting visit from Marley’s ghost precedes a further warning.
The new empress, formerly Princess Zita of Parma, is shown with her two oldest children Prince Francis Joseph Otto born 1912 and Princess Adelaide Marie born 1914. The third child Robert Charles Ludwig was born in February 1915.
Miss Hilda Muhlhauser head of the federal employment service women and girls division advocates industrial training for girls and laws restricting underage labor. She calls for trade schools run by government and notes risks of 15 to 19 year olds in interstate industries. She favors character checks on employers and domestic science schools to solve servant issues.
The advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla removes scrofula boils and blood diseases by purging humors from the blood. External applications are useless for impurities. the remedy builds up the system, improves digestion, and leaves the skin healthy. It claims forty years of proof and urges readers to buy from druggists.
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