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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented diary style excerpt recalls piety and hardship during conflict. The speaker discusses endurance, loss, and uncertain hope, mentioning a friend and references to war and faith amid personal struggle.
A fragmented report describes a fire near a gas station and chaotic scenes on a street. Witnesses mention threats, a confrontation, and confusion about safety, with references to alleys and a police or emergency response at the scene.
An Enaich medical observer claims that for one death from Starvation there are seven from overeating. The investigation asserts overeating causes indigestion and stomach trouble in ten of twelve cases, leading to decay of organs and death from malnourishment. A single grain of tablets is said to digest 1,000 grains of food and a trial package is offered free by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
In Galveston Texas a baby doll faces tariff scrutiny as traders argued over woolly head status. The federal appraiser ruled the doll’s head contained only a small wool component and should pay 24 cents duty, not 57 cents, according to the account of the era.
Gee Whiz, a steamship from Seattle, was sunk twice during a November storm and now J. McDonald seeks libel against the vessel for 806, claiming a salvage or related fee for his services. He brought the case to the admiralty court to assert the claim.
Statehim, owner of a Madison hotel, won a divorce in Howardaville and immediately blew $23 000. He gave $20 000 to his three children, who stay with their mother in Avetrata, then celebrated with hundreds of friends in Madison and Granite City. He spent the remainder of the evening at his hotel toasting his freedom.
The Seattle Hunt Club held a horseback event at Sullivan’s Academy with china teacups carried on spoons amid occasional horse refusals. Mr C Gould won the needle and thread contest while Nevin D Pontius claimed the bicycle repair prize after two tries.
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