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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1914
Page
4
Readers share thoughts on money management in marriage and whether both spouses should have equal access to funds. The Star invites experiences about bank accounts, allowances, accounting of household expenses, and mutual financial transparency within partnerships. A vaudeville note and a Washington incident are also mentioned in passing.
An account from Alem Massachusetts recalls a 50 new citizens naturalization ceremony. Instead of quiet certificates, the men were celebrated at the high school with speeches songs and a band. The piece contrasts grand display with low wages and questions voting power and social progress. It ends with a satire on flirtation and police in Seattle.
A collage of gags and cartoons shows reporters carrying pencils on vests, a street cleaner nicknamed White Wing, and quips about gossiping Mrs Busybody, old bachelors, and family banter. Phrases hint at newspaper life and social humor with playful exchanges and punchlines.
Verlin Germany February 23 A well known Prussian nobleman Prince Hlucher von Wahlstatt who has lived in London for years became brother in law to his own son The son is the child from the prince s second marriage In January 191% his son married a elder sister of his own step mother
Rev Edward Barber chaplain at the state prison died today in Walla Walla from septic poisoning. He leaves a wife and three sons, one only 10 days old.
A home tonic claim uses Sage Tea and Sulphur to hide gray hair. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy sold for 50 cents promises even darkening, dandruff relief, and less hair loss after nightly applications, leaving hair looking younger and fuller.
Dr Richard Cabot argues existence rests on work play and love with affection and pleasure in all bonds. He notes miners sailors and laborers show genuine friendship in strong handshakes and that life succeeds with these ties despite failures. Kennedy New York state treasurer died by his own action described as conscientious and sensitive, linked to Tammany.
An editorial claims law must protect the weak to avoid anarchy and ensure impartial justice for stable government. The piece attributes the idea to Confucius and cites long historical confirmation. In Texas a slow political scene notes 13 Democratic governor candidates, three being prohibitionists, and Speculates Kaiser may relieve Woodrow over Mexico.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless, fast acting remedy for rheumatism and related aches. It claims immediate relief from pain and stiffness by applying the soothing oil to tender spots and urges readers to try a small bottle from any drug store. It also markets benefits for sciatica neuralgia lumbago backache and strains.
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