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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1909
Page
5
The piece portrays Justice Brown as a mild, practical lawman who earned his way from shoeshine to barber before studying law. It argues defendants fear his impartial, equal treatment and suggests prejudice lies in guilt rather than bias. It references Knox, immigration, a Portland banker, and a Spanish king with ironic asides.
An Annapolis midshipman loses his place after a family illness, a funeral, and a jealous feud. He returns husky from a holiday in Atlantic City where a girl is alleged to figure in gossip, ending his naval career.
A collage of quips and items from Harper's Weekly and The Boston Transcript including banter about baseball brains, family relations, and social scenes. It notes the idea of radioactivity in coconuts and child care lessons from London schools, interwoven with jokes and proverbs from various papers.
The piece argues Diaz faces a rising Mexican public seeking reform with Bernardo Reyes as a focal point. It notes U S involvement fears, border unrest, and the potential of a new dictatorship or republic as Diaz nears end. The author warns Washington may intervene if Mexico destabilizes.
A speaker addresses a deacon about leaving no feelings unsaid as she considers a future with a new partner. She recalls a past love who fought hard and died, cherishing that memory while asking for support to peacefully accept a secondary role in life.
A fragmentary column contrasts a hopeful remark about hope by a man and a wise woman's agreeance. The tale hints at a summer vacation misfit and a courtroom scene where a barrister invokes common law for a trial by jury.
A witty antiquated excerpt explores gender notions and honesty with humor. The piece toys with ideas about dreams, persuasion, and social expectations, citing a New York Press quote about a baby’s milk cup and family silver as symbolic metaphors.
The event highlights a wide range of women’s street wear amplifying the pressure to choose. Shoppers encounter diverse styles, fabrics, and silhouettes as they navigate trends and personal expression.
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