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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
7
A fragmented column blends local lore about Oyster Bay and a courtlike justice metaphor with satirical pieces. It includes musings on taxation saving and a brief note on a Judsonia versus Tucker man ball game, plus a travelogue line about M L Hord’s misdirected trip to Kansas City.
A brief note announces a schedule of a weekly novel reading feature titled A Novel A Week with events planned for the coming week. Readers are invited to join the program and engage with new literature selections.
Diana Wynne plots a risky move to Pidgin Island while Donald Smead and Hanchett pursue hidden jewels and a smuggling scheme. Crawford and Diana confront secrets as a dangerous web tightens around their circle on Kingston waters and the farm.
Miss Rosemary Teal a 20 year old Milwaukee musician with independent income has arrived in Los Angeles seeking a home not adventures. She asks a couple as lonely as she to adopt her promising to repay with love and devotion, highlighting a rare plea amid talk of female independence.
The city of Cleveland increased street railway wages by 532000 dollars over two years for carmen and shopmen. The piece argues that wages circulate locally, boosting merchants, with a nod to Tom Johnson and a jab at plutocrats.
The report compares current Austro Italian clashes in a rugged gorge to Dante's hellish vision. It describes the scene as Wilder and more horrific than Verdun, noting avalanched gorges and extreme bloodshed.
The text questions Bryan's claim of following a party that will endorse national prohibition and suggests he has long led the Democratic party for two decades. It implies a shift in loyalty and hints at a tension between public stance and party leadership. It paints William as a former head pilot amid internal party history and scrutiny.
A column notes John Rockefeller at Pocantico Hills in a striking outfit with a derby, striped trousers, baby-blue scarf, and cane. The piece wryly ponders whether his new look signals romantic sparks and questions if Cupid is at play with the octopus business loyalty.
The account notes the national Republican convention plans for five chaplains to offer blessings on the proceedings and seek forgiveness for any missteps, unless internal disagreements or walkouts disrupt the gathering.
A reader asks if her fiancé’s stinginess and selective outings signal a lasting problem. Advice urges careful self‑analysis of happiness in marriage, warning that money-related neglect can doom love. A separate Q&A explains soap bubbles need balanced pressure and glycerine can strengthen them.
Dr. E. Sauer promotes Nuxated Iron as a blood and nerve booster claiming iron deficiency underlies many illnesses. He asserts two 5 grain tablets three times daily for two weeks can double strength and endurance, with guarantees by manufacturers and local druggists selling the product.
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