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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1916

Page

4

Wasted effort and letters from a distant era

A fragmented set of handwritten lines, dated references, and personal pleas. The note mentions X versus Colyum, disputes over tickets and leadership, and a nostalgic appeal to a person named Amaryllia, with surreal interjections and a final tag about IgenE Hatton.

Igene Hatton

Uplift Ooze Verse Rant on Winning and Cheating

A fragmented poem from Herby Coughman extols winning and dismisses losers. It mocks success through cheating and questions why certain inventions or improvements have not appeared, mentioning Edison in a stream of unrelated images.

Herby Coughman

Ernest Vexes His Stylish Neighbors

New York report says Ernest converted his barn in an exclusive district into cottages for rent for only. The stylish neighbors react as tensions rise over the improvised housing scheme.

Ernest New York

Nation Urges Waste Paper Salvage To Prevent Shortage

The government calls on 4,000 commercial groups to cooperate in saving waste paper and rags to avert a paper shortage. Secretary Redfield warns excess consumption harms households and national supplies, likening salvaging to routine laundry tasks.

Johnny United States Redfield Department of Agriculture

League of Nations to Enforce Peace Meet in Washington

The American branch of the League of Nations to Enforce Peace plans its first annual assembly in Washington May 26-27. It seeks to sustain peace after the war through economic and military force, a union of signatory powers, a judicial tribunal, a council of conciliation, and international law conferences.

League of Nations Washington The League

Nothing But the Truth continues with Capt. Lesendra

In a Montenegrin setting, Capt. Lesendra cleans his pistol for King Nikolas inspection. Delight confronts him about Irenya betrothal, noting her youth and duty, while the ward’s guardian Count Balsic arranges a match. Delight questions the arrangement as tension rises.

Lesendra Delight Capt Nikolas Irenya Irenna Michael Danilo Stefan Secret Police Montenegro Stefan Balsic Count Balsic Cetinje

Unafraid balcony chills charm with Count Balsic saga

Delight negotiates liberty with Stefan Balsic and Capt. Lesendra as tensions rise in a Montenegrin castle. Irenya and Michael plan perilous moves while revelations about Danilo Lesendra and family loyalties surface amid spies and loyalty tests.

Delight Irenya Lesendra

Capt. Lesendra and the traitor questioned

Excerpt shows Madame and Danilo in a tense exchange as Captain Lesendra is asked about a supposed traitor. Dialogue reveals trust and debt of gratitude, hinting at deeper intrigue. The scene ends with Danilo withdrawing and a note that the continuation appears in the next issue.

Don Capt Lesendra Madame Danilo

American John Rupert confronts Michael Balste in a mountain village

Rupert arrives at a bleak village house to meet Lieut Michael Balshc. He confirms his identity from New York and carries a message about Miss Warren. Balste reveals he knew of Warren’s fate from the drivers he shot and asks about her escape plan.

Michael Balshc Jack Rupert Europe America Delight Michael Balste Michael Rupert Miss Warren J. Rupert New York Misa Warren

Missing American not returning to the castle

Jack Rupert failed to come back to the castle as days turned into a week and then a fortnight with no word from the American. Delight, fully.

Jack Rupert

Drink Hot Water Each Morning For Internal Cleansing

An old health column promotes drinking real hot water with limestone phosphate at breakfast to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims daily internal cleansing prevents toxins leads to better health and less illness, urging readers to obtain limestone phosphate from drug stores.

Cynthia Grey's Letters on Rights and Personal Matters

A reader asks if parole or conditional pardon removes voting rights. the answer states such individuals have no right to vote. The column also gives brief guidance on relationship behavior, sea turtles weights, why soap bubbles show rainbow colors, and a question about a minor joining the Red Cross without parental consent.

Ethel. A

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