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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
4
The piece highlights a church report from the Protestant Episcopal Church asserting that property is a community trust and human life must trump profits. It quotes the Joint Commission on Capital and Labor from the church's general convention, noting conservatives endorse prioritizing humanity over individual gain.
A nostalgic editorial marks the passage from 1910 to the new year, praising agricultural yields minerals and lumber while acknowledging lingering hardship for some. It urges continued progress toward equality and generosity, closing with a farewell to Old Year and a welcome to the New Year.
A plea addressing the rich to seek true happiness through contentment. It contrasts wealth with honest hunger, warns that excess brings worry and illness, and urges compassion toward the poor as part of divine children.
Uncle Jack invites boys and girls to join The Star Circle Club with prizes including cash, a cloth-bound book, and a beautiful dog drawing contest. Entries must be on one side, legible, and submitted by Thursday night with name address and age. The Seattle Star page promises weekly surprises and a new department for young readers.
The article mentions Helen Taft's party gown and her standing in Washington society entertaining at least once in her honor. A policeman observes a man pressed against streetcar tracks and a cab strike anecdote unfolds with a taxi owner promising union concessions and shared interests.
In 1762 Lewia Morris of Morrisania left a will praising education in England or America but forbidding Gouverneur Morris from going to Connecticut to avoid the “low Craft and cunning” he alleges some Connecticut residents used under religious garb to pose as honest men. The excerpt references a Connecticut nutmeg fraud stereotype and a tale of Yale losing a student.
A dubious health blurb touts a prescriptive mix of syrup of Sarsaparilia, Toris compound, and whisky as a cure for rheumatic pains and general decline. It promises rapid relief after a few doses and urges readers to obtain the ingredients through any druggist, claiming easy preparation and universal accessibility.
A historical portrait traces a German immigrant who arrives at Castle Garden and climbs from messenger to insurance agent and newspaper publisher. It highlights Herman Ridder's rise and his ambition to meet the Kaiser while noting contemporary colleagues and a playful poem fragment about marrying for money.
Physicians and dentists warn pyorrhea loose teeth and decay harm health and beauty. Regal Dental Offices offer free mouth examinations and guarantee painless extractions and denture options with a smooth suction plate and no pay if not satisfied.
A chaotic collage of trivia and jokes touches on political cracklings, a burglary shooting, and light rhapsodies about science, geography, and language. It riffs on names, places, and odd queries from culture and history with no single clear narrative.
Get from any druggist two ounces glycerine and half an ounce concentrated pine compound. Mix with half a pint good whisky and take one to two teaspoonfuls after meals and at bedtime. Smaller doses for children. This is claimed to be the best formula known to science and safe to prepare at home. Ensure genuine Globe Concentrated Pine from a sealed half ounce bottle in a tin case.
The bank invites customers to start the new year with new offers and services available at the branch. Staff highlight streamlined accounts and personal assistance to help customers begin 2024 financially strong.
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