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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1910
Page
4
A historical critique argues the Constitution’s aims favor justice and welfare but warns the judiciary has monopolized final authority. The piece urges assessing government weaknesses, notes the nation’s shift from an agricultural to industrial base, and questions reliance on an aging framework to meet current conditions.
A congressional committee debates the fate of U S government stores hotels and other commercial ventures in the Panama canal zone as the canal nears completion. The speaker notes the operations have succeeded and questions what should happen to these enterprises and whether Uncle Sam could legally run them in the United States.
Fragment references unrest in Mexico marked by hunger and thirst for a republic. Mentions Diaz’s long rule and expectations that parties would stay quiet while he lived, noting Diaz was not expected to outlive that period.
A collage of sensational clippings and remarks notes violence in Mexico, high gate receipts despite killings of youths, odd opinions from doctors on corsets, a night of society function disappointment, a rich ore find in Seward, and a mix of political and cultural musings including Taft trade hints and Tolstoy’s final words.
A humorous reminiscence tracing the origins of golf from a cave dwelling game in ancient Muggletigump. It jokes about a society of Seattle nobles, tea caddies, and famous patrons like Rockefeller and Carnegie, praising guff as a sport and critiquing modern golf culture with playful satire.
A humorous exchange contrasts a new minister asking a farmer if his son learned much in college. The farmer retorts that he has learned something important by hen, delivering a rural punchline.
In Muncie Indiana a rare case ends with a fashionably dressed woman entering a Sand 10-cent store and using her 3-year-old daughter to lift trinkets. The child grabs items while the mother apologizes claiming ignorance. Detectives drop disguises now await new leads.
A church pastor from Des Moines lauds the Neal treatment as a miraculous cure for the drink habit saying it rivals Lazarus in its impact. A Seattle Institute advertises a three day cure with strict privacy and a money back guarantee, citing testimonials from an Aberdeen man and an Everett accountant who describe lasting sobriety and freedom from cravings.
A clipped montage mocks wage demands and living costs while probing civic knowledge. It jokes about politics and the Railroads, geography, and famous peaks, then notes Dr. Cook and Mt McKinley, and ends with a baseball figure falling from grace.
A brief vignette where Mrs Gadabout-Gayley hides the door key under the mat leaving diamonds on the dresser. The tale ends without further events.
A vintage ad describes common stomach troubles such as dyspepsia gastritis and sour digestion and promotes Papes Diapepsin. It claims the remedy cures fermentation of undigested food within minutes and promises relief from full stomach, belching nausea and stomach pain after taking a single 22 grain tablet.
Local Star classifieds highlight buy and sell opportunities in real estate and services. Listings showcase homes for sale and rental options, with contact details and prices where available.
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