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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1910
Page
4
The piece contrasts poets who uplift with those who wallow in mud. It praises poets who turn slime into purity by singing of a white lily, while noting some poets serve simple humor but lack real poetic worth. It honors brave poets who transform grim surroundings into beauty.
Editorial commentary cites timber grabbers aligned with state control and federal conservation. A Granger meeting at Granger Yakima County shows 66 for Poindexter and 2 for Wilson in a straw vote on the senatorial race. Further notes accuse Burke and Cannon of partisan campaigning amid sparse Beverly dispatches and framing by prosecutors.
In East New York Solomon Levy, age 108, returned home after a hospital stay following a two story fall. He greeted doctors, rode a trolley, and hosted a party with 47 of his 51 descendants present and celebrated with fish, tobacco, and rye.
A collection of clipped aphorisms offering sharp social observations. The notes joke about wages, trouble, usefulness, appearances, grievances, and personal relations with a humorous Chicago News flavor.
A disjointed reminiscence details various petty and dangerous pranks to enjoy Sundays. The narrator describes boating with friends, rocking a boat to frighten passengers, sending floral offerings, and causing mischief on streets and parks. The tone satirically reports risky, socially unacceptable acts as carefree recreation.
NYC authorizes borrowing nearly 200 million dollars for bridges tunnels and municipal projects. Funds split: half for upkeep and construction of buildings parks and promenades, half for new boulevards and related urban works.
Short fragment notes a person described as Terri D in a Sunday context, referencing a bruise and a Monday drunken stupor. No clear event details, dates, or locations are provided.
King County Republicans hold mass meetings in Second ward and Brooklyn to select delegates for the state convention at Tacoma. Notable figures include William Wray, John M Frink, and George L Berger amid efforts to block Wilson packed delegation.
Former governor Hoke Smith declares another bid for Georgia governor while political rival Joseph M Brown contends for the post. The 1900s style dispute recalls past campaigns with accusations and party lines shaping the race.
The dialogue centers on a character named Migs Flip who jokes about being young again after a "Renovation" restoring a maiden name. The exchange implies a rejuvenation or transformation motif with light tone.
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