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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1911

Page

4

Banquet Committee Bickering Over Bill of Fare Menu

A San Francisco banquet committee split over what to call the menu for Cousin Bil Taft. One faction favors Bill of Fare while opponents push Menu to suit upscale guests. The piece jokes about politics, indictments, and eccentric local figures as a humorous take on the naming dispute.

San Francisco Bil Taft Bill Crack & Billy Frisco Maj Archie de de Butt Piebeian

Public utility push in Los Angeles to buy electric light firms

The Los Angeles plan proposes purchasing electric light companies for 6 million dollars to expand light heat and power to the water system. Supporters frame it as public service for public benefit by public enterprise, urging growth.

Theodore Roosevelt Porfirio Diaz Wilfrid Laurier Los Angeles

Seattle Health Rally Urges Fight on Tuberculosis

City and county officials are urged to take immediate action against tuberculosis as nurses expand care and a new headquarters opens at Fourth and University. Last year the nurses treated about 600 cases, with 44 recovering and returning to work while 54 died. The piece condemns delays and calls for decisive leadership.

Wales Patagonia Port Madryn Chubut Valley Argentina Chubut Great Britain Fourth and University League Seattle

Home Sweet Home Mottoes Cry Out In Buckwheat Cakes

A brief, humorous snippet describes a boy applying sticking plaster to his father’s buckwheat cakes as the family quips about the homey mottoes. The playful scene captures domestic life with lighthearted tone.

War and echo of soldiers in a divided world

A fragmented verse echoes war experience with marching troops and ruined landscapes. It juxtaposes heroic battle imagery with women at home, hinting at social strain and famine while referencing Rome and distant conflicts. The text includes garbled aside lines and a stray quotation from a Louisville Courier-Journal fragment.

Rome

Card Club Conversation Reveals Bears and Belief

A fragmentary dialogue shows a speaker deflecting questions about a bear and its size while another notes altering measurements. The exchange hints at social scrutiny and selective storytelling within a small group.

A Celtic Revival and a Bridal Declaration

A dialogic fragment shows a bride declaring love to George in a light moment from the Detroit Free Press. The piece blends a bridal quip with a customs question about declarations, noting silver knives mixed with steel in a household setting.

Bridget George Detroit Free Press

Washington's Boy Farmer Makes Fifty Thousand in Three Years

E L Brewer, a former public school teacher, returned to his boyhood town in Washington and built a thriving farm. In three years with 142 acres, 60 Jersey cattle, 190 thoroughbred hogs, and 590 chickens, his total property value reached 60 000 dollars, far surpassing ten years of teaching earnings.

Washington E. L. Grover Sater Jersey Brewer Bia

Fragmented Thoughts on Virtue and Taste Across Times

A mix of quips and reflections on complainants virtue and pleasure. The speaker muses on knotholes in wood and a thin beefsteak as better than abundance. They remark about National league players and noble athletes and joke about giving up coffee if doctors approve its virtue.

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