New President's Call for Human Rights Inaugural Plea
In his inaugural address the new president asks the nation to count the human cost of greed and ambition and to place people before dollars. He pledges concrete reforms, tariff and currency revisions, and strict enforcement of laws for the public interest. The address signals a demand for bold action and accountability from the Wilson administration.
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William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Uncle Sam
Morgan
Relics of Nellie Wilson reveal school days
Nellie Wilson, daughter of a future president, is depicted in long ago schoolbooks with sketches and nicknames for friends and teachers. The piece notes her Princeton residence, time in Philadelphia, and a page of playful scribbles that hint at youthful mischief and a strict father’s reaction.
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Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts
Nellie Wilson
New York City
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Kitty
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Elizabeth Hibben
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Stern College
Parrot Used In Coaxing Proposal From Leslie Lawncastie
From Diana's Diary Miss Dillpickies educates a parrot to aid in wooing Leslie Lawncastie, an obtuse young man, with a plan titled Leslie's Lawncastle's Last Chance. The narrator vows to push a proposal and contrasts parrots with brains and romance. (Continued.)
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Leslie Lawnecastlet
Leslie
Joe Pretzel
Joe
Polly
Best Short Stories of the Day
Notes on wit and writing etiquette. A barber joke weighs a gardener against cutting grass and hair as satire. A publisher rejects a sensational novel and jokes about overloading language with sensations. A light quip praises Vice President Marshall learning golf for Washington life.
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London Opinion
Witching Hour Draws Big Crowd At Seattle Theatre
Last night about four hundred patrons gathered at the Seattle Theatre to see Guy Hitner in The Witching Hour. The Bailey Mitchell Company presents the drama at Anti-Trust prices after John Mason’s original staging faced the Theatrical Combine. Regular seats run 50 30 and 20 cents with Thursday Saturday and Sunday matinees at 25 cents. The venue at Third Ave and Cherry St is billed as a premier Seattle theatre and features telepathy and mind power themes.
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John Mason
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American Theatrical Trust
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Seattle Theatre
Third Ave
Cherry St
Different Snippets and Snappy Snide Notes From A Pocket Notebook
A collage of quips, gossip, and odd anecdotes sketches social mood with playful barbs on fashion, politics, Valentine romance, and money. References include a blue cat price, Liberty satin gowns, a Miles house purchase, a minister in the Indiana senate, and John Rockefeller’s wealth tips.
Citizens seek abolition of county commissioners in Mountain View
In Mountain View township Whatcom county a special meeting passed a resolution urging abolition of the county commissioners and proposing new officials to earn more than 100 per month while full time. A committee notes dissatisfaction with the single tax and criticizes state officials for overriding local assessments and water system votes. Everett resident G McAllister comments on political obstacles and media influence.
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Powles Defends Produce Distributors on Potato Market
J B Powles writes to The Star disputing Elliott’s Hig Six claim and blaming direct producer selling for market demoralization. He argues commission houses once stabilized prices and that current open shipments bypass broker control, worsening conditions. Powles Co. is the author.
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Sargol promise to add flesh and vitality to the thin
An advertisement promotes Sargol, a concentrated treatment claimed to increase body flesh, weight, and energy for thin readers. It cites testimonials from individuals like Rev. Grorgh W. Davis and Mrs. All Rodenheiser, offering a free 50-cent package and urging readers to send 10 cents for distribution costs.
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Sarge
Herald Huilding
Binghamton
N. Y
Weill
Grorgh W. Davis
Lay Johnson
Felf
Sargol Company Coupon Offer for Free 50 Cent Package
A damaged advertisement entices readers to mail in a coupon to The Sargol Company at 277-C Herald Ride to receive a 50 cent package of Sargel. Readers are asked to include 10 cents for postage and to print their name and address clearly.
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Backache Linked to Kidney Trouble Claim
Seattle resident Frank A. Wilson reports months of backache and fatigue improved after using Deans Kidney Pills. He describes profuse kidney secretions, frequent urination, and renewed energy following two boxes. Public testimonial promotes kidney treatment.
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Frank A. Wilson
Jefferson St
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