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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
5
A fragment from a humorous column presents mock letters and playful insults aimed at a fictitious courtship. It mentions a wife candidate and personal mockery of style and love, ending with a teaser about a popular play advertisement and its attractions.
American travelers Brinsmade and Cardigan meet Duke William of Oblivion on a remote West Indies island not on charts. The Duke explains Oblivion’s exile from the outside world since 1799, vows no visitors, and invites the pair and their companions to a noon dinner with his nieces the Lady Edith and Lady Elizabeth.
A discussion on drinking water reveals nematodes in samples and debates over their health impact. Separate notes critique U S military code theft at Fort Huachuca and examine rural credit schemes labeled paternal socialism as a policy shift toward farmer loans via national banks.
New York Court of Appeals sets precedent by overturning a one year jail term for weapon carrying, stating appellate review can correct excessive punishment. The decision is praised as common sense and a beacon against judicial overreach.
The narrator details a harbor escape with four seamen under Hatch. A heated arms debate ends in a compromise: rifles and automatics for the crew versus only automatics for Brinsmade and the narrator. Two concealed Colts are carried for possible use.
On the beach Beauchamp greets Justine and Rosa Lind with English cordiality. Lady Elizabeth and Lady Edith appear in blue linen, exchange a blush followed by a display of quiet familiarity as Rosalind and Justine mingle. Brinsmade scene hints at upcoming installment.
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