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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1905
Page
4
A collage of brief items from Star Dust includes remarks by former President Alexander about generous salary gifts, a John J Sullivan comparison, poultry egg records from Norma and comments on insurance funding. Interspersed are wedding bits, political pledges on statehood, light jokes, and health ads including a Dentaceste testimony and Cheney Co. constipation remedy.
A tribute to Dr. T. J. Barnardo who founded a London ragged school and dedicated his life to rescuing destitute children. He sheltered 60,000 or more youngsters, built homes and numerous philanthropic stations, earning the title father of nobody's children. He died in harness.
This editorial urges shoppers to start early to ease clerks workload and find wide Seattle holiday inventories. It promotes buying smaller weekly amounts, like five dollars weekly for four weeks, to avoid a big splurge.
The federation of Woman's Clubs faces criticism from Grover Cleveland who says such clubs dull home sensibilities. Illinois delegates defend home focus noting renewed enthusiasm for domestic topics and backing the natural pull toward home life. Some see merit in women’s broader work while preserving home interests.
A speaker argues against male reluctance to adopt labor saving devices in the home. He imagines horses powering wash wringers and presses, criticizes reliance on brute strength, and calls for mechanized, safer chores led by women demanding modern appliances and better equipment to ease domestic labor.
Clear dry warm weather invites travel to California resorts this season. Travel along the Southern Pacific Famous Scenic Shasta Route with improved service. Daily Seattle departures at 8:40 am or 10:20 pm to San Francisco priced $25.00 first class and $20.60 second. Tickets and literature from Union Ticket Office 608 First Ave Seattle.
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