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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
7
A Seattle observance of Baby Week at Bon Marche promotes thoughtful parenting. A midwife recounts a labor story behind the birth of a son, noting the pride of the new father as the infant arrives weighing nine pounds and embodying new life in springtime.
An analysis contrasts large financial figures with historical taxes, noting a shift from a millennial agrarian economy to machinery driven agriculture. It claims current public debt and taxation are proportionally similar to civil war era burdens, and comments on Cleveland's status and a controversial wartime appointment.
A satirical column muses on the phrase taking candy from children and the idea of spoiling infants. The piece notes youths who want to enlist are rejected for flat feet from dancing, while trenches workers mock the use of aluminum in shoe parts to save leather.
Bambi after winning a writing prize visits the magazine office awaiting editor attention. Mr Strong arranges a path to Belasco and new managers while Jarvis faces a hostile Broadway scene and disappointment in his play attempt. The couple navigates ambition, rejection, and a developing career.
Bambi a determined adventuress pursues theater work in New York. She charms an office boy, enters a private office, and pitches a play to a hardnosed producer while navigating the market’s gatekeeping. The scene ends with an implied continue.
A snappy collection of column fragments notes sailors in the Philippines boycotting beer as prices rise to ten cents a can. The piece also lists newspapers deemed prideful and includes witty street car banter about German news censorship and Billy Sunday's claim of trapping the devil.
The advertisement asserts that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieves female ills across three generations. It emphasizes non narcotic ingredients and urges sufferers to try the herbal medicine as a path to better health.
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