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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
4
The piece portrays Sheriff Hodge as a target of embezzlement scrutiny for handling funds from federal prisoners’ board at the King County jail. It argues the alleged acts were necessary county expenditures funded by the sheriff’s office budget and questions the charge as a reformist ploy.
Oscar Hammerstein told a studio tea tale in New York about a beautiful young woman who planned to paint a well known millionaire. He recalled the remark heard before his last trip abroad and said his first question after returning set the direction of the story.
A colorful ode describes Speaker Joe Cannon calmly eating salted peanuts on the congressional throne during tense times. It likens his steady snack to steady handling of legislation as insurgents glare on. The piece mocks reform efforts while praising his self-control.
A satirical note on bachelor life from the era, lampooning engagement excitement and social pretensions. It mocks grand promises and speech making as empty rituals and comments on marriage as a transformative, risky step.
A creditor confronts a debtor about a $5 loan in a brief interaction. The debtor responds with relief that the nagging question ends. The exchange reflects everyday financial friction and relief at resolution.
A fifty cent treatment of Pape's Diuretic promises rapid relief from kidney and urinary troubles. The ad asserts symptoms vanish in days and credits Pape's Diuretic as the sole effective remedy, urging readers to trust Pape Thompson & Pape of Cincinnati and to buy this universal drugstore aid.
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