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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1916
Page
4
A chaotic fragment references Abe Hurwits, Dodd, and Bill shaping gossip from Chicago, with Dean Roosevelt quotes and mock pledges. The piece mocks political insiders, including Thaw, Hughes, and Wilson, noting barber votes and inside information while deriding the national dish proposal and election betting.
A fragment from a community page discusses a parade at the natatorium with fashion notes for girls, mentions Patrick Harmon’s marathon from Seattle, and chronicles oddball schoolyard gossip about a boy named Gorgie and a farmer’s lesson.
A brief item notes a weekly feature introducing a fresh novel selection. Readers are invited to explore themes, characters, and settings as part of a continuing literary series.
Deputy surveyor Daniel Taylor pursues a $200000 pearl necklace case aboard the Mauretania. Miss Cartwright and sister face a web of deception as Amy admits pawning stolen jewels while Ethel contends with a web of lies and a hidden thief.
A bitter commentary on national defense urges action as the Pacific coast faces invasion risk with almost all regular army and militia deployed elsewhere. It condemns sanctimonious talk of preserving trenches as a shrine to old battles and instead calls for serving the living by feeding widows and orphans, razing fortifications, and moving past Europe’s war memories.
The article describes headaches as signals of functional issues rather than diseases. It lists causes such as poor ventilation, worry, eye strain, and digestive upset, and advises locating the real trigger and removing it through rest, fresh air, light exercise, and proper room ventilation. It notes many headaches are preventable and warns against quick drug fixes. It also mentions the president signing about 50,000 documents yearly.
A man named Taylor offers Ethel and Amy a deal to avoid prison by entering the United States customs secret service. He presses for cooperation, promising not to punish the younger sister if they agree, while the elder pleads for a safe alternative. The scene ends with eager consent.
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