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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
4
A blistering critique likens the Vanderbilt Cup races to a carnival of homicide. It argues the event inevitably causes deaths among drivers and spectators and urges renaming the trophy to reflect its deadly history.
A collage of brief notes mentions Shark Hillman as a credible witness on burtsawa, policemen leaving the force for fighting, Wall Street Journal backing Harmon, and King Manuel’s reception to hints. It also questions suspending Wappy, irrigation vs government funding, Rosenthal’s Newport cafe, craft deliveries in Pittsburg and Seattle costs, Hillside Inn stockholders open meetings, and potential governor bids by Gaynor Hearst and Teddy.
Marion Lowe explores how bachelors handle mending revealing that many men hire mending, buy new items, or wear garments with holes. She notes a gendered double standard and includes anecdotes from a lawyer, a newlywed, and a hotel operator about buttons, stockings, and thrift.
A quoted exchange notes how ballet dancers appear unaging on stage. Gyer remarks that despite long careers, their gray hair never shows, prompting Myer to question what is queer about them and Gyer to respond with the stage service illusion.
A revival preacher asks a coal dealer to come forward and seek religion. The dealer replies he cannot due to his brother being ill and he must weigh coal. The exchange follows banter about Abraham Lincoln's death and illness.
Advertises Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion sour stomach heartburn and gas claiming relief within five minutes. Describes common digestive problems and urges readers to read the formula on the case to verify ingredients and benefits.
The scene opens before a game with Geoffrey Bahrah facing admiration from Giladys Chiffon. He aims to impress yet is quickly tackled by a massive opponent, a dramatic collision described with colorful banter and proverb quotes.
In the Bronx a man toting a bulging sack sparked a brief uproar as onlookers speculated about cats and burglars. Arthur J. Broadway alerted police who, with four officers, escorted the dynamite to the station.
A quirky collage notes a circus camp near a county poorhouse and a witty exchange about rain and coffee. It references 7002 students at the University of Berlin and a polar region population estimate of 300000, plus a Swiss divorce out of court rate of about 30 percent.
In a crowded discussion, a milliner explains feathers are avoided due to bad luck and customer resistance as shops abandon peacock trimming. A hotel worker and pool hall tease hint at local distractions while a stray ten dollar bill features in casual chatter.
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