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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
9
In Denver a 13 year old Italian boy seeks work permit as his mother is ill and father dies after 18 years as a railroad section hand. The judge condemns economic injustice and suggests compensatory damages to support the family, questioning who bears the burden.
The item notes confusion over William Alden and the Michigan senator from Grand Rapids with playful dialogue about the name and a joke about an appendix separating from revenue. The piece reflects local twists and wordplay rather than a strict news item.
A satirical collection remarks on charity time, courtroom passion, wealth, prudence, church goers, optimism and pessimism. The piece ends with a bride contemplating mourning attire in a Chicago News echo.
The passage argues that more relatives bring happiness only if none exist, and that reforming others is often nagging. It claims a woman can control a man by taunting male inadequacy and notes a universal flaw in men’s morals. It observes conflicts with wives, sisters, and friends showing enthusiasm only when needed.
A fragmented instruction text urges a meticulous search of a house to collect stray pins. It mentions building a pin cushion of sufficient size, harvesting pins, and placing the cushion high to keep it out of a baby's reach while aiding a doctors shadow from the door.
A historical account explains whisky making by boiling corn wheat and rye to create mash, draining and refermenting with yeast, re heating the mash, condensing steam, purifying the liquor, and aging the whisky in barrels for at least two years.
A collage of terse quotes and aphorisms from multiple papers including the Louteville Courier Journal and Florida Times. Snippets touch on travel, photography backdrops, marital quips, Christmas fur gifts, and general praise for honest labor. The tone mimics editorial clippings.
A collage of snatches from gossip and opinion pages blends quips about marriages lawyers politics and social themes. It references figures like Garah Frost and Lady de Broke and cites lines from Boston Globe Washington Star Manchester Union and other papers.
Peter Thompson presents new Misses and Junior Piccadilly coats in serges tweeds and fancy weaves. Prices range from 6.75 to 11.50 with sizes 6 to 15 years. Garments feature tailored lines bright checks and satin linings with options from strict to youthful fits. Yankee Girl and Sorority dresses also shown inviting inspection.
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