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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
5
A defense of wife influence as helpful when gentle and tactful, warning against nagging as a ruinous habit. It compares bossing with affection to a sunlit approach, citing the wind and sun fable to show warmth wins and suggesting wives avoid nagging to keep harmony.
In Greeley Colorado chief of police confronts a tale of a Paris style dress, calling it false. The editor notes the story mocks fashion rumors and notes no evidence supports the claimed look or measurements and pledges to expose such misinformation.
In Los Angeles a social event surprised the city with a maritime themed dance featuring maidens in pants. A winner named Josephus is noted to bring notable crowds back on his return visit.
Ohio floods Kansas heat 112 in shade New Mexico snow California grasshoppers. A weather bureau man, steady under pressure, earns praise as a Jim dandy in Browning style.
A collage of light Q and A style items from a Seattle column. Readers ask about nightly teeth grinding and cheese hole plugging while others joke about aging eggs, long stored eggs as life enhancers, and a humorous mix of local quirks and satire. Names and dates are sparse. the piece blends tidbits with playful editorial tone.
A collection of satirical anecdotes features a Virginia governor's sharp reply to a youth, Judge Burnett described as a midget of grand stature, and a minstrel George Clarke deftly turning a lawyer's question to humor in a San Francisco Chronicle note.
The Eilers Music House remodeling project advances toward completion. Crews install new displays and updated acoustics as renovations wrap up in the downtown shop, with reopening planned for the coming weeks.
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