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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1915
Page
4
A quirky note reports on a film titled Screecher featuring Diana Dillpickles. The item mentions a 4 reel production and hints at a connection to The Hole and a bridge to Koe, without additional context.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a young couple unsure of approval from a father figure. A salesman questions requests for irons while debating accommodation costs. A judge weighs the exchange as the couple seeks a hotel rate and lodging in a suite.
Opinion on class division between the rich and socially connected versus workers in Seattle. The piece mocks highbrow labels and notes Josiah Collins and a rival paper exposing a working class political divide. It questions the election outcome and aligns with The Star as part of the ninety five percent.
In a discussion on woman suffrage a speaker claims 90 percent of mothers oppose suffrage. The remark suggests women defer to husbands and sons for lawmaking and asks whether Representative Edwin Y. Webb of North Carolina is married.
A fragmented exchange mentions Henry Ford and a church with a large congregation. The speaker notes Ford could supply another automobile from his factory, implying a future delivery within 49s, while referencing personal vehicle use at an orthodox church setting.
A playful note claims London omnibuses last year carried passengers equal to 100 times the city population, imagining a hyperbolic jitney town. The quip relies on exaggeration to poke fun at transit scale and urban bustle.
Olympia March 1 The Washington Legislature nears adjournment with 10 days left as lawmakers face pressure from party organizers to trade votes on liquor bills the jitney bond issue seizure of jitneys and a range of pending measuresGovernor Lister seeks veto power over a first aid fund plan while calls for registration reform stall amid party pledges and port commission battles
English suffragists join allied armies in Sayville report, two battalions arriving at Havre to serve behind the front. They will drive motor cars so men can join the battle front, enabling women to support the fighting force.
United States court on Friday dissolved the injunction that restrained the Interstate Commerce Commission from enforcing its ruling raising the wood pulp rate, affecting the Duluth and Northern Minnesota railroad.
The article explains how diphtheria germ grows in the throat and spreads via direct contact and spitting. It urges individuals to prevent spread by hygiene measures, including avoiding spitting, sharing glasses, and joining anti spitting campaigns to curb pneumonia and other illnesses.
The exchange toys with baby naming and the idea of a future fighter. A bumbling dialogue features Reginald Claude as a name choice meant to spur mischief or pride in a child’s destined vigor. Other jokes compare originality with signature value in a comic tone.
Digestive aid claims quick relief from gas heartburn indigestion and sour stomach. A fifty cent case supposedly digests meals instantly and ends belching nausea headaches and abdominal discomfort. Home remedy marketed for family use with drugstore availability.
W H Paulhamus visits eastern Washington to arrange shipment of surplus Wenatchee and Yakima fruit to Puyallup for canning this summer.
Muffin instructions use two cups flour one teaspoon baking powder and four tablespoons sugar with melted fat and milk or water. Bake until muffins rise and brown. yield about 12 large muffins. Graham muffins use graham and pastry flour, milk, melted butter, and baking powder, baked same as above.
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