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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1911
Page
3
The article argues women should be at their best between forty and fifty, valuing humor hobbies and outside interests. Dr George P Shears notes city women may more easily meet these rules, while farm life grows ways to cultivate these qualities. Weather forecast hints continued clear skies and healthy kitchens and baths.
In St. Louis Judge Porterfield meets a juror who confesses prior felony and begs to confess publicly. The judge approves the disclosure privately, praising the man as a good citizen and granting forgiveness. The scene ends with a compassionate note amid the Hyde murder case.
Dr Magee of the agricultural department notes that US rainfall averages about 30 inches per year per foot of ground. He explains a diet uses vast water, with one pound of food requiring about 1000 pounds of water to produce and beef requiring 30 to 50 tons of water per animal. The article argues for smarter water use and future attempts to harness sea water.
Observations by B F Yoakum, chairman of the Frisco board, rails against forcing the country back to old ways. He warns such sentiment isn't aligned with railroad leadership. Nevada reports a colorless apple deemed interesting so long as it remains tasteful.
A fragment from a conversation contrasts a painter aiding the injured with remarks about a suffragette meeting. The dialogue touches on hospitality, dining remarks, and a distant view of grandeur like the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone.
A passerby lies on the sidewalk as onlookers crowd around a wrecked scene. The man shows injuries including missing teeth a marked eye and a bleeding nose. An ambulance surgeon muses he may be a peacemaker amid the disturbance.
A richly dressed woman hurries a druggist with a demand for help. She declares no prescription yet asks the clerk to look up a number in the telephone book, insisting on immediate assistance. The exchange appears in the Pittaburg Post.
Readings from a social exchange reveal a potential betrothal facing a current hurdle. An aunt questions whether the chosen suitor is free to wed, prompting cautious replies about his marital status. The fragment hints at family scrutiny impacting a forthcoming ceremony.
A member of the Irish constabulary stops a man with a donkey cart. The cart bears a worn name and a comic exchange ensues with the man insisting his name is obscured and the constable quips back. The back and forth ends with a shouted correction about the name.
A collage of humorous snippets and stray quotes from New York Press Little Choice Russian Official and other papers. The bits feature light dialogue about passports and leaving, witticisms on wealth and love, a line about shoes and fit, and quips on European wardrobes and domestic clutter.
In a playful scene the Custom Inspector asks for declarations while the Bride blushes and admits she loves George. The exchange centers on affection rather than official duties.
A collage of whimsical reflections on life and happiness with lines about autumn orchards and spring meadows. It jarringly shifts to quips about Pisa’s tower, copper linings, sleep to cure dreary thoughts, and light humor on scientists and artists, mixing poetry and curiosities.
A collection of wry quips on assimilation and education. A judge debates a man’s constitutional knowledge while a parent remarks on last summer’s ball games. The piece staggers through jokes about noise, turning lanes, and a freshman class yell.
Have your wing contected. West ern Collection Co. 433 N. Y. Block. Main 6169.
The article profiles Percy Hunting a multifaceted performer and local figure. It traces a life spanning Alaskan ventures in 1800s exploration and mail runs to hosting duties at the Dewey hotel in Skagway. It highlights his stage career with stock companies and famous stars, noting his role as deputy county clerk in Seattle and his reputation as a walking encyclopedia of drama.
King George travels in India with constant wireless telegram links to London. The monarchical tour is framed as a modern wonder world where events in distant places are instantly connected.
W. W. Kiener of Beach Haven Pennsylvania testifies after five years using HYOMES that his catarrh, asthma, and bronchitis symptoms improved from the first bottle. The complete inhaler outfit costs $1.06 with extra bottles 50 cents, sold by The Quaker Drug Co. and pharmacists.
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