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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
4
The piece contrasts three types of men: the pessimist who thinks things are bad and unfixable, the mollycoddle who believes bad times but clings to sweetness, and the realist optimist who accepts the bad but actively works to mend it, hailed as the only true man.
A Pittsburg woman shoots her husband after he returns home late, wounding him in the arm and defending her action as following his instructions. The item sits alongside political barbs about congressional campaigns, conservations, Poindexter, and Taft's remark on women’s bonnets, all framed in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper voice.
A remark questions the danger of hor rid Milwaukee socialists making honesty in public service popular, prompting readers to consider political reform sentiments and regional attitudes toward integrity in governance.
A column discusses out of body travel during sleep, citing Dr. William Hanna Thompson and psychics. It outlines beliefs that the mind can leave the body, see distant lands, and restore knowledge on awakening, urging readers to send their soul on a Europe journey tonight.
A set of dated proverbs critiquing ambition luck and social behavior. It highlights suspiciousness heroism money and reputation while contrasting actions of successful and struggling people and noting double standards in self and others.
New York on July 20 reports Broadway character Harry Dte Becker and Maude May Morand, formerly Maude Phelan of Indianapolis, celebrate a wedding rooted in a playful tale of Cherie the dog. The couple, famed for social dinners with gouraud and Hetneau, mingled with reporters and friends after the canine purchase.
In a humorous exchange Mrs. Richebugg mentions a governess hired for their children. The friend asks if the children are learning the language and she notes how the youngsters humiliate her in German.
King county political circles report active local organizing with the North Side Republican Club meeting at the Masonic hall in Brooklyn tonight. The party notes the ward groups in the North End as a strong force in county politics.
Fragmentary notes mention a quirky line about a beat rocker and a tale of coal office trading for an Ice Business. It notes Siberia exporting butter mainly to Germany England and Denmark and a new alluvial gold area found in British New Guinea. India exported about four million dollars worth of peanuts last year.
The passage blends random lines about boredom together with notes on land values in southern France, a streetcar conductor routine, a literary writer, an offhand remark about Reno, a goldsmith, a bridge shaped like the letter X in Paris, Korea’s tobacco prospects, and a casual remark about social interaction. The text appears as assorted fragments without a single cohesive event.
David Fairchild of the Department of Foreign Seed and Plant Production in the U S Department of Agriculture, while exploring jungles of Java, photographed a six to eight inch net bearer fungus. The rapid growth blurred the plate so he captured a quick snapshot instead. The white net attracts insects to feed on a green slimy cap substance and spores, aiding propagation. this may be the first photograph of the dictyophora.
A light humor piece on male ego, marriage, and family quirks. It jests about men arranging heaven quests, fathers proud of daughters, storytelling skills, widows adjusting to life, and Crandpa amusing the grandchildren with a playful gallop as Madge prefers a big red automobile.
Edwin J. Brown at 713 First Avenue markets painless dentistry with 60 percent cuts from May 1909 to April 1910. He claims long experience, trained staff, and a guarantee backed by the largest practice outside New York City, inviting examinations and comparisons with other dentists.
Pegasus Periwinkle shows his work to the editor in the sanctum. The piece titled Porkopolis or Where Piga Is Put Away unsettles the editor, who signals with a button and opens a trap door to the dungeon.
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