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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1910
Page
8
Health officials urge immediate tuberculin testing and chest examinations as a doctor led effort to detect TB early. Dr Crichton says no fear of death if discovered in time and that treatment can save many in Seattle with city laboratory tests available free of charge.
A talking goat eats leaves and twigs until his neck stretches long, leaving the other animals to misrecognize him. The hyena laughs that he has become a rubber neck, and he earns a new name as the giraffe. The tale ends with a hint of the next story to come.
The birth of a healthy baby boy makes Joseph Sears the father of 34 children. He has been married twice with 18 children from the first wife and 16 from the present wife, though 12 of the 34 are alive. Sears is 67.
Reno's lax residency rules and Nevada statute draw a growing divorce colony. Prominent society figures, actresses, and professionals seek rapid separations with 182 days of residence. Divorces average five daily, up to sixteen in peak. cases filed daily, hearings swift and mostly uncontested.
Commercial travelers in Macon report Georgia passenger trains miss schedules due to whiskey in express cars. They say delays occur on every road from Jacksonville to Macon, costing nearly two hours per trip.
The head of the Episcopal Diocese of Eastern Massachusetts urges families to keep children at home in evenings and forsake theatres and clubs. He calls for pre marriage intimacy and confidences, education for marriage, and purity before and after the ceremony to foster solidarity in couples.
Advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin cures dyspepsia and indigestion in minutes. It touts your stomach can eat freely without heartburn belching or gas and promises relief within five minutes. The copy notes easy access via a 500cent case from your pharmacist and cites general stomach comfort benefits.
A public letter by Edwins Brown argues against corporate political rings and defends socialism as the defense of labor rights. He condemns capitalist law as serving the ruling class and calls for ownership of tools by workers, urging a political shift toward social and economic justice.
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