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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1907
Page
4
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A collage of quips and lines, featuring flirtatious banter, political sting, and marital musings. Sellers claim a rare treatise on Jin jitsu, while a hornet stings and a loving husband pledges devotion. The piece blends humor, romance, and social observation through clipped dialogue and caricature.
The Star argues for broad free speech and fair treatment of all political opinions. It questions police bans on street socialist meetings while noting Salvation Army protests, and condemns arbitrary bail decisions and political influence in law enforcement.
U S Navy yard invites visitors to trips on the Sound visiting ships including Oregon Wisconsin Nebraska Charleston Boston Buffalo and Philadelphia training ship. Boats depart Pier 2 foot of Yesterday Way six times daily round trip costs six dollars.
In a brief exchange the speaker asks what fastens the Wad to the body, replying Willie Rugber Pack in a humorous or whimsical tone. The line suggests a playful riddle or banter.
A fragmentary exchange shows a girl teasing Cholly about a sailing vessel metaphor. Cholly responds with laughter, the banter centering on a yard arm pun and light flirtation.
In busy Rue Montmartre crowds watched as a masked thief on a bicycle fled a side street. A white haired gentleman with a goatee, identified as M. Lepine prefect of police, intercepted the rider by striking the bike away and detaining the suspect until officers arrived. The report notes a curious line about a chameleon losing its color power. Turkish bath under Grand theater.
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