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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1914
Page
4
A reader argues that private ownership of land is a moral issue and urges ending monopoly on nature. The piece warns that most people are tenants and predicts future social pressure, comparing it to Mexico and war-torn Europe, urging timely action.
Fragmentary items report on Western Ave commission trade and a Washington crop value surge of 12 million dollars over last year. A judge comments on phones and traffic, while a garbled hotel ad touts modern rooms with clean comfort at low weekly rates.
A fragment collection notes molasses making days in Arkansas and a sorghum patch. It pairs with a vignette from Walnut Hill and a humorous dinner scene about a guest discussing topics from Wall Street to the Mexican War. The verse hints at social and political tensions through light satire.
An advertisement features Mme Corsan Paris beauty expert touting a home facial solution of half a pint wind hazel and an ounce saxolite. She claims rapid, permanent wrinkle removal and immediate firming, promising a ten year younger look after daily use.
A sensational stage piece portrays Little Face and Little Pace in a prehistoric love triangle as a tiger hunt unfolds. The grim tale features bare legs, moral shock, and a human chorus of scandal while a banned love affair and a bold leering gaze end in an ambiguous exit.
Excutcheon features raised beveling and beading with a dull brass relief finish. The product is pitched as the biggest lock value in Seattle, claiming distinctive character and outsetting design. Penn-Carvell offers this eight by two inch model at 50 cents for the lock, with triple-spring Mor. mechanisms cited.
A young sister seizes an extra animal skin, wraps it around her bare legs, and uses a mysterious charm to allure him to stay. The vivid scene relies on ritual gesture and the protagonist’s tension between duty and desire.
A retired colonel named Von Konig had three sons in the army at the war start two more joined. Three were killed and one wounded and his wife nearly went insane. He appealed to the Kaiser who ordered the remaining son to interior duty. Ten minutes before the message arrived the fourth son was killed.
A Paria cable reports 18 000 empty champagne bottles located at a château occupied three days by Gem von Kluck's general staff during the New York report dated November 10.
At Ramscapelle Belgium fierce fighting rages as three terrified hares cross a field pursued by 20 French soldiers through bullets and shells in the tense frontline scene reported from Paris.
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