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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1909
Page
5
A column notes fashion trends at fashionable resorts and New York, contrasting eastern daring for women with local modesty. It mocks low necklines, tight skirts, and knee belts while joking about public reaction, gender differences in fashion critique, and references to figures like Pastor Russell and political names amid a stream of satirical observations.
A fragment from a local comic feature shows the Everett Trues on a woodland holiday. The text is sparse and resembles panel captions with brief dialogue or narration.
Washington July 24. Atty. Gen. Wickersham dealt with corporate tax matters as a Clark South Dakota man sent a sealed package containing a rotten boiled egg to the justice department for examination. The egg and complaint were assigned to the pure food crusade chief, with notes mocking the public inquiry. The case labeled No. 147,562 centers on a rotten egg sample and its legal handling.
At the Hall ranch on the Rio Grande, Ched Reder and seven cowboys pursue two fierce longhorns seen upriver. The bulls slam through riders, one rider is seriously injured, and after a two day chase the herd is cornered near a windmill. The expedition ends with the hunters returning with trophies and renewed respect for the Texas steer and cow punchers who once herded them.
A mosaic of talking points and aphorisms. The text collates remarks on marriage, voting, manners, and moral guidance attributed to various sources including Delaney Deeter and Detroit Free Press. It weaves proverbs about kindness toward others, social expectations, and warnings about conduct with light political and domestic references.
In a Paris restaurant a German traveler quips to his wife that if he only knew the French for eau de Cologne it would always help her at home. The remark reflects light domestic humor cited by Flle gende Blawtter.
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