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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
4
King County Sheriff Robert T. Hodge declares renomination and re election citing a clean record and modest pay. Pro opponents like Michael Carrigan call him dishonest, while supporters praise his rugged honesty and faithfulness to the office amid political chatter and rivals.
In New York Apple Mary sidesteps the hot summer with a basket near the 145th Street diamond. Poet Edmund Vance Cooke plans a Shaker Lakes fishing vacation and details a fanciful spell differ trick involving Gorgonzola cheese and a rubber band, noting an open season in Ohio.
A fragment sample notes Open windows as risk factors for consumption and praises Philadelphia as home to the world’s largest city park. It mentions chest expansion correlating with fewer colds and cites the Eiffel Tower’s height. A dialogue hints at future usefulness of a voice in perilous times.
Mrs. Simmonds reads a dramatic headline about a bank burglary and police diverted to fishing. The judge laments the scandal as the city’s lawmen are described as off on a fishing trip.
Reports from Ohio say Wade Ellis may not stay to help Taft win the state. Wade Hampton may seek a commerce court position after the railroad bill becomes law. A. L. Garford of Elyria could run fall campaign under Washington’s direction.
A chatty dialogue centers on dogs with a Chinese chow described as a very fine little dog. A friend counters that a finer dog would be a chow chow, prompting a playful back and forth about breed superiority.
A witty exchange features a sharp dog remark about a pointer. The pun plays on looks and breed as a quick retort in a lighthearted animal joke.
A hair store owner seeks a watchdog and is advised to use a rat terrier. The dog later returns to guard the shop, illustrating a surprising choice for guarding a retail space.
An eclectic digest of dog references from ancient legends to medieval tales. It notes fidelity in art, famed dogs like Ulysses’s hound, Barry the St Bernard, and Cerberus, plus proverbs and linguistic notes from English and French history.
A light domestic moment unfolds as Marie washes the baby using a dog soap. The mother cautions her gently, promising forgiveness if it won’t happen again. Neighbors remark on the humorous scene.
Partial transcript shows a hunter blaming a dog for failing to retrieve birds. The dog responds that its training is suited for the cloned season, implying a mismatch between dog skills and season setup.
A short note describes Mary and her small dog causing a minor bite incident. It mentions Mary snatching at the dog and a scratched tea, reflecting a playful or stray event without serious harm.
A friend questions a man carrying a goldfish globe claiming he has no goldfish. the man replies he has a water bottle with him, implying use for the globe as a container.
A historical note advises tying a cord soaked in pennyroyal oil around a dog's neck to remove fleas. If tied tightly enough, the method would also kill the dog rather than just fleas.
A humorous exchange notes the wife rules the household with firm methods. She even bakes dog biscuits for him, illustrating a playful dynamic of domestic control and mutual teasing.
A jumble of aphorisms on reputation pride gender and judgment reflects newspaper quotes from Chicago News style commentary. The passages mock social norms and human foibles with wry humor and pointed one liners.
A doctor recounts a patient with limited means who could not travel to a warmer climate. He used a sun mural and hypnotic suggestion to cure him, but the patient died of sunstroke on the doctor's arrival. The tale shifts to a parable about work ethic and endurance.
A Quotation from Columbian Magazine notes the routine of a worker with a question on where the boss served his time. It mentions Sing Sing or Juliet as possible references in a brief satirical aside.
He explains he stayed away due to a personal matter and notes he received no invitation. She asks for secrecy, and Judy records the exchange.
A fashionable patient seeks a diagnosis from a stylish physician who asks what ails him. The doctor greets the patient with self confidence and asks for details about the symptoms, prompting an exchange that hints at a humorous Stray Stories vignette.
A Monday started sale offers deep discounts on springs and mattresses to clear factory stock. Store promotes unusually low prices due to factory cutbacks and limited quantities. Also advertises a child’s crib with white finish and rust proof woven wire spring for 7.50, available tomorrow only.
In our Exchange Department this week enjoy extra special prices on buffets extension tables and dining chairs. Almost like new items priced well below regular rates.
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