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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
4
The text urges parental guidance on a child’s diet noting no candy for the small child but endorsing some sweets within limits. It mentions wholesome treats like biscuits and fruit as suitable to meet dietary needs and promote nutrition.
A mob of 500 workers petitioned the board to revoke the contract with H. Brice over alleged evasion of the $275 minimum wage ordinance. The board deferred to Corporation Counsel Bradford for a legal opinion, prompting questions about whether courts will sanction bypassing a beneficial law.
An editorial lauds New York voters for sympathy toward Sulzer despite his faults. It argues democracy is tested by passion over power and highlights the fight against a brutal boss, asserting the public will rise to redeem the past.
A New York World editorial calls for an official inquiry into Tammany Hall citing sworn testimony that the party collects a portion of wages on public works. It questions the use of such funds and whether campaign finance laws have been violated.
The piece argues that Seattle workers read less trash and seek classic and educational works. Inquiry at libraries and stores finds the poor and wage earners reading economic education and older poets and philosophers, showing a shift toward knowledge. It emphasizes affordable culture like music and drama as vital to a better life.
The Star Circle Club announces a Thanksgiving and Christmas contest open to Seattle youths 16 and under. Two prizes a 15 pound turkey and a 10 pound turkey will go to the best manuscripts on Why Thanksgiving Will Find Me Thankful. Entries due by Friday November 22 at 4 pm. Manuscripts limited to 200 words, ink preferred, mailed to Uncle Jack The Star Circle Club care of The Star.
A London Telegraph advertisement fragment lists a gentleman required for a real estate office auctioneer position. It notes no salary for six months, then sixteen shillings weekly, and references taxation and income topics amid assorted questions and quips about editors, deans, and public life.
Herbert W. Meyers chairman of the Publicity Committee expresses appreciation for the Star's editorial service in publicizing the revival service at the First Presbyterian church. The note thanks the paper for concise coverage and credits the staff for their contribution to the community.
A string of quirky, surreal lines mocks rules and social behavior. The piece spins humorous images like baked beans with a knife and mandolin squads seeking reputation, ending with a nod to late night shops and a playful duel of phrases.
The Dollar Flask of Seventy-seven contains six twenty-five cent vials and promises economy. A flat oval flask with screw top and cork lining, it’s marketed for easy carrying and strong demand. Small size 25 cents, flask $1, available at all drug stores or by mail order from Humphrey’s Homeo Medicine Co. 156 William Street New York.
Amos H. King, 80, described as the county’s wealthiest man, has died. King’s passing leaves a notable void in local business and philanthropy. funeral arrangements were not immediately available.
A classroom recital echoes that the Sphinx has eyes ears mouth and nose yet cannot perform these acts. The passage then notes a steadfast belief about a man named Murphy, with the line about Tammany Murphy in New York illustrating public opinion.
Tacoma took the negative side in a three year debate against Seattle's Broadway High on the resolution that all unskilled labor from Southern and Eastern Europe should be prohibited from the United States. Mayo Shattuck George Pucher and Gordon Estes spoke for Tacoma.
New York November 8 Mrs J A Blake has indefinitely postponed her separation suit against her husband a famed surgeon suggesting a possible reconciliation as the case stands paused without a final decision.
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