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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1909
Page
4
A commentary argues over the definition of a reasonable profit in tariff protection. It critiques reliance on expert profits from large corporations and trusts, warns that benefits favor a small elite, and urges protecting American wage earners through duties tied to production costs. It references Taft’s tariff plans, post office issues, and political voices, urging scrutiny of economic gains.
A cautionary discussion on diet from a 1910 era outlook. The author promises plain practical directions for eating to gain health and strength, noting sugar and starch digestion and the need to follow guidance for a fortnight to judge its value.
Washington May 16 a dramatic senate scene unfolds as Senator Jonathan Dolliver of Iowa assails Nelson Aldrich in a fierce tariff debate. Dolliver accuses leadership of manipulation and exposes schedule revisions by appraisers in New York while spotlighting past tariff practices and lobbyist influence.
A spoof tale describes Heeleyaport preparing a society circus with acts by the local 4100 troupe and oddball sideshow characters. Gorman and Mine O Rourke scheme amid romantic missteps as plans unfold in a quaint office scene. The excerpt ends with a plug for the new fast steamer H J Kennedy.
A reader named Corman writes to Jones about considering a marriage, describing the desire for a wife and hinting at concerns or thoughts about the step. The letter reflects personal sentiments and plans discussed in private correspondence.
A collage of historical quotes and dialog excerpts appears, referencing philosophers, a variety of cities, and unnamed reporters. The text juxtaposes reflections on marriage, love at first sight, and social anecdotes with mock dialogues and newspaper attributions.
Mr Montgomery of 590 East 59th Street praises The Star for rapid ad results. His May 11 rental notice for a two room house near two blocks from a car sold quickly with forty calls. He urges others in the area to place ads and notes constant success with The Star, inviting readers to call Sunset Main 1060 or Ind 441.
The Reverend Joseph L. Garvin discusses crime and violence against women, urging action to prevent harm. He cites a mother left with three children, laments indifference, and calls for community duty at First Christian Church on Broadway.
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