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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1910

Page

4

The Wages of Parsons and a World Beyond Pay

A discussion on minister salaries cites the average American preacher earning 663 dollars a year, with higher wages in cities and many earning far less. The piece argues ministers should focus on practical Christianity and social reform instead of insisting on higher pay, noting the world pays deeds over words and suggesting ministers read the Sermon on the Mount more and tackle child labor and wages issues. It also touches on contemporary politics, sports humor, and a remark about Darbey Thielman’s prison record affecting his averages.

Bureau of the Census Jesus Saint Paul Saint Francis of Assisi

Speed dance tests in New York reach seven miles in half hour

Brooklyn champions Herman Feiner and Alice Dunn set the pace with 70 laps in thirty minutes in a “speed dance” endurance event. Manhattan rivals William Holeworth and May Krugman posted 57 laps in the latest showing. Spectators cheer as dancers whirl, assistants provide refreshments, and scoreboards track each lap.

New York Alice Herman Holly Brooklyn Manhattan Philadelphia Baltimore Herman Feiner Misa Alice Dunn William Holeworth Mias May Krugman Feiner Holeworth

Are All Women Liars A Puff Of Gossip Or A Sermon

A preacher Rev. KE C Brown of Moline Illinois told 200 women at a Chicago Unitarian conference that women lie. He cited excuses like being away from home avoiding calls feigning illness and similar tricks. The audience reaction was mixed with some leaving in disgust while others treated it as a joke. The piece recalls Cleopatra Elizabeth and Queen Bee archetypes as examples of female deception in history.

KE. C. Brown Moline Chicago Mr. Brown Brown Cleopatra Caesar Antony Rome Mark Antony Caemar Swertheart Elizabeth Beas Regal Dental Offices 1405 Third Av N. W. Corner Union St

Tennessee Senator Faces Battle Over Successor

Senator Prasier of Tennessee braces for a tough battle as Democratic allies claim Secretary of War Dickinson will resign the Taft cabinet to seek the senate seat next winter. A Chicago resident in a cabinet post under another party’s president, Dickinson could be the Democratic choice to replace Prasier when the legislature convenes. Dance at Dreamland tonight.

Tennessee Senate Chicago Prasier Democratic Friends Dickinson

Nuggets From Georgia Wordplay Raises Local Spirit

A Georgia column urges readers to rise early and seize the day to enjoy the nation’s prospects. It advises ignoring loud distractions and celebrates the chance to land success in Atlanta in the Atlanta Constitution style.

Georgia Freak I. Stanton Atlgata Constitution

Fragmented Potpourri of Quotes and Odds and Ends

A patchwork of quips poems and fleeting facts notes on weather heat records a grocer’s tip and a ship fleet voyage. It cites a Phoenix Arizona heat record a grocer coaching a clerk and a stray line on a theater in New York as a miscellany of items from streets and papers.

Solid Oak Rocker for Service and Style

An illustra tion solid oak rocker heavily built and finished in Early English style. The seat and back are covered in best quality Span ish leatherette. A pleasingly designed chair meant for long use and dependable service.

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