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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
4
A Pittsburg grocer freed bees displayed in a glass hive after humane society threats. The piece argues that while bee welfare is commendable, human beings suffer harsher confinement and lack of natural life, urging broader social reform to improve air, recreation, and liberty for people.
A Chicago preacher denounces a claimed nationwide disease labeled Americanitia. He argues the symptoms are exaggerated and that overall conscience, health, and humane impulses are improving, urging reform through honest governance rather than doom.
A collage of comic quips and humorous exchanges appears in a clipped page item. The snippets feature characters named Josh Wise Otto and various jesting exchanges with phrases about marriage talk and knights. A final note mentions a plumbing firm at 383 Pine Street Beth Phones.
Adelaide Payne reunites with George King on a Breton voyage. New York ties complicate love as Miss Murray and Von Raden become central to a tangled affair. George finally admits affection, ending with a kiss and a confession of shifted loyalties.
Hubert Ro Gally once a Princeton football center and new Y M C A secretary in Tientsin China arrives from Princeton tomorrow and sails Saturday for the Orient. He will be joined by Mrs Wallace Thurston and DD W Bawards who take up YMCA secretaryships in Pekin. Gally is expected to lead the Congregational church prayer meeting tomorrow night.
County Surveyor Valentine reports a promising stone quarry between North Head and Bao road. He has made an offer to owner A. W. Pratt and says the commissioners will likely support the purchase action.
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