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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
5
A historical account recalls Dr. Ricketts who died after studying typhus in Mexico. He tested transmission by lice on monkeys to prove the disease is spread by cleanliness. The piece weighs his motives, calling him either hero or animal torturer, and ends by labeling him a martyr.
A quip shows a poet dreaming of wings while a hungry manYearns for turkey legs in a brief exchange of humor. The dialogue highlights contrasting desires between refined taste and hearty appetite in a playful vignette.
Joseph R K Jacoby proclaims July installation as United States marshal for the Western Washington division, citing a Jones letter and a Taft Philippines bodyguard claim. Wilson faction battles over Southampton end influence, with Beattie and Gordon shaping police and court posts amid primary jitters.
Diana Dillpickles is asked to perform a bizarre stunt to claim her grandmother Chutney’s legacy. The will requires her to ride a bicycle from the residence to a bank with a key to a deposit box, then claim tenths of the box as the gift, a task she muses over with humor and curiosity.
A long fable about a hen that molts late and is killed by the others, then a reflection on the word They as a symbol of moral authority. It traces how they meaning becomes a force behind social norms and punishment, contrasting dissenters with conformists under the guise of universal judgment.
A mosaic of quotes and snippets spans politics and humor. Notable mentions include Tom Watson returning to the Democratic fold and a wry joke about a ward of the insane asylums’ patients, alongside playful lines about cows and college life.
Commencing Monday morning at 8 30 o clock membership in two Eilers cooperative buying clubs made available. These clubs meet the demand of many buyers for uprights grands and player pianos and have arrived with plans organized for admission and purchase.
A new Club D opens, offering upright pianos regularly retailing at 650 for 467.50 with 15.50 join and 2 weekly. Alongside Clubs A to C and early Club E, members access brand new 88-note Player or Grand Pianos, with 20 free music lessons and other incentives.
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