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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1916
Page
7
A garbled wartime column discusses recruiting, duty, and political futures. References to candidates D B K and Allen Dale surface amid mentions of Palm Beach Florida, sea duties, Red Camp activities, and Ft Lawton camp experiences.
An ad advises using pure magnesia to neutralize stomach acid and aid digestion. It claims quick relief from indigestion by preventing fermentation, gas, heartburn, and bloating after meals, with bisurated magnesia available in powder or tablet form for after meals.
Washington Gladden props a delegation idea to Mexico led by prominent figures like Taft and Gompers. The piece argues talk won t solve the crisis and urges decisive force, perhaps a bread delivering army, to aid starving Mexicans, while critiquing John Spreckels comments on party reunion as humbug.
The piece notes Hetty Green, the richest woman, and explores how New York aims to reclaim about 4 million in inheritance tax by challenging her Vermont will. It also mentions aunt Silvia Ann Howland’s fortune willed to Hetty for life and eventual division among 1800 descendants, redistributing millions.
In a perilous pursuit, Capt. Heselton and OConnell flee through woods with the Lady and a maid. a hidden refuge in a hollow offers safety as the Count confronts Heselton in a duel while the Seneschal is bound. The Lady and the servant play key roles in the escape and aftermath.
In a perilous escape, a male narrator and his wounded companion flee through moorland with a bound captive, debating a favor owed by the woman who aided Princess safety as they near the frontier. The scene recalls a past promise in Draystadt and hints at a future plea.
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