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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1910
Page
4
The United States reports China’s cotton industry now uses American machinery in Shanghai mills. Children work long shifts for mere cents, with families laboring from dawn to night as China moves toward industrial modernization. The writer criticizes lacking American child labor laws accompanying the machinery.
A Harvard professor claims readability of women’s thoughts after study with college girls. The piece humorously imagines women’s reactions to men, noting lines about money looks and character, and ends with quips on society and politics.
Clara Morris once a leading emotional actress now blind and living in Yonkers New York, a fate seen as a possible last chapter after years of private suffering and a final public appearance over a decade ago in The Two Orphans.
A conceited person annoys sensible people and even kind actions offend. Even gentle touches can hurt a blind man's feelings. Once a man succeeds, many envious people resent him and show hostility.
The Great White Way is explained as a New Yorker quip about Broadway and New York City nightlife draining finances. The piece suggests a sour view of Broadway culture and credit practices in urban society.
A physician讲 claims to reveal a mysterious natural method to cure deafness and head noises. He offers free information by mail from Peoria Illinois, asserting long lasting, home based relief without cost. He urges readers to write to Dr Guy Cut Ford Powell at 6533 Bank Building.
A quirky scene unfolds in the Marks courtroom where jokes about Uncle Tom’s Cabin surface amid legal maneuvering. The now humorous exchange shifts attention from the case to the courtroom banter.
Fred Schaeffer presents a Comedy sketch listing numerous siblings with nicknames derived from traits. The extended act notes the troupe’s banter about who is sick and how each family member is nicknamed. The piece reads as a humorous family tableau with fast exchanges.
The Regal Dentists invite readers to discuss dental work at Regal Dental Offices, promising lower prices and high quality. They claim savings of 25 to 50 percent and offer cures for pyorrhea alveolar also known as Rigg's disease and tooth replacement without partial plates, with a written guarantee.
A fragmented verse notes a naval force of five third class cruisers and two torpedo boat destroyers. The rest of the text mixes lines by James Russell Lowell and stray reflections on conscience and commandment.
A Florida Times-Union item notes Rev B A Harvey plans retirement and offers to sell his farm near a colonial mansion in Michigan. He reserves ten acres for an uninterrupted view, seeking a buyer willing to preserve the landscape rather than barns and stables.
A drunk man battered and in midownfall asks for a hotel room at midnight. The clerk says the room is taken by a man named Jones. The man replies that Jones is Mr A B Jones in room 23 and admits he fell from a window. Harry Ward the minstrel man narrates the tale.
Local classified page announces Baye real estate and business opportunities. Listings highlight properties for sale and rental options, with emphasis on commercial spaces and investor-friendly options across several neighborhoods.
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