Readings and Remarks on New Year and Local Happenings
A compact glimpse shows a playful exchange about a new novel and a quip on aging. It reflects a past New Year’s scene with brief notes on local events, city leadership, and wartime wages remarks.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1912
Page
4
A compact glimpse shows a playful exchange about a new novel and a quip on aging. It reflects a past New Year’s scene with brief notes on local events, city leadership, and wartime wages remarks.
A humorous collage notes a bride in a white gown and a groom in a black broadcloth suit as it lists witty quips, society chatter, and brief cultural jabs from various items and captions. The fragment references Jack Johnson at Lake Geneva and stray skits about fashion, theater, and public life, all in a dated small-town newspaper voice.
A old article urges starting the year with a resolve not to give up on bad habits but to cultivate daily acts of helpfulness. It argues forming good habits is easier through steady daily effort and suggests bosses and workers alike focus on aiding others beyond the routine grind.
The parcel post begins in Seattle with optimism for gradual improvements. The postmaster gains broad authority to adjust weight limits and conditions to match express service. Officials expect faster connections between cities and rural areas, and a reduced cost of living as the system takes hold.
A garbled note cites Detective Thayer ready for a courtroom showdown over an anti Brethen movement. It mentions onions, suffragettes in Albany, a Poughkeepsie reporter, and chaotic lines about Mary Walker and marriagelike rumors amid a boycott bluff.
This brief note marks the final day before midnight when February 29 ends and leap year humor wraps up prompting readers to pause playful quips.
A garbled note surveys New Year resolutions and Easter 1943 timing with playful digressions about keeping promises, shopping, and celebrations at Moore theatre. It mentions Indianapolis convictions and a joke about confetti and olives as a light New Year mood piece.
Ambiguous report notes Australia considering a $25 bounty per child linked to alleged wartime actions, with a potential alternative offer of a bounty on fathers for the same context.
Bordeaux mixture is being supplanted by lime and sulphur on Anxious Mise Helen Gould's neances is 678 Fifth av New York ty.
A bank promotes prompt reporting of employee incivility and outlines customer rights. It promises no tipping policy, cheerful mistake rectification, and a 30 day unconditional refund if not satisfied. The ad notes no trouble to show goods and encourages open feedback.
Two gatherings filled the Ashland area last Saturday evening with social events including an oyster supper and a lively fraternity social at a small town. Local correspondence notes a casual, bustling scene as residents enjoyed food and company in the community setting.
In Kumamoto Japan an Englishwoman Miss Helen Riddell runs a hospital for leprosy patients. Seventeen years ago she left her world tour to aid the afflicted. Now sixty patients, including one 21 year old American, receive shelter and treatment at the sulfur bath hospital.
Chicago dispatch outlines a future naval warfare where fleets operate unmanned, guided by wireless operators from shore or distant ships. It describes controller tech, aerial scouts, and automatic gun aiming, citing German experiments and a shipboard electro magnet system as key steps toward a bloodless, brain powered conflict.
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania a boxer named Jimmy Gore suffered a brain concussion after being knocked out by opponent Jimmy Glover. Doctors hold slight hope of recovery as the case is reported in local ringside coverage.
A town boasting healthful living shows many doctors' signs, mainly eye doctors. Mike notes residents stay up late injuring their eyes, so Seattle visitors head to J. Munds Eye Specialist in the Leary Building for care.
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