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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1909
Page
5
A satirical piece critiques sudden repentance as fleeting after an Ohio man Joseph Underwood contemplates violence against his in laws. It weaves moral warnings with social commentary on politics, prohibition era figures, and Halloween cautionary notes, lampooning moralizing and national pessimism.
A poem urges gentle thoughts for others and daily acts of kindness. It says kind words lift spirits and deeds bless the age we share, proving a humane heart through aiding those in distress.
In Springfield Missouri Miss Ida Scheid and Claude O Buckner obtained a marriage license at noon. They met Justice Hubbard on the courthouse steps and asked to marry at once. The justice proclaimed them man and wife for two dollars as bystanders watched in surprise.
A traveler recalls reunions across Ohio Indiana and Seattle tracing joy sorrow and renewed friendships. He notes Seattle’s beauty and its people while reflecting on capital punishment a tuberculosis sanatorium dedication and the hopeful spread of civic ideals.
March 20 marked the start of work on a bungalow based on updated specifications. Mud, clay and limestone from an early excavation darkened a yard. a tool house rose and a chimney took shape as questions about finishing dates and modest design choices sparked debate with the superintendent.
Osgar retells a zany fairy tale about Chack, a boy who encounters a two foot high giant chiant and a misadventure involving mettwurst. He escapes, steals treasure, and purchases food for his relieved mother, but finds her mood unchanged as the Chamber of Kammers man watches.
A witty monologue notes women contradict husbands to seem right and suggests aging comes from effort to appear young. It claims girls have natural sense, while men lack it and that first love convinces a man he won t escape it, though subsequent loves prove otherwise.
A collection of old adage styled observations on wealth, judgment, marriage, criticism, and naive self view. The text frames warnings about generosity, visibility, and trust in appearances as guidance across social behavior. It contrasts silent danger with talkative faults and cautions youth about flirtations and impostors.
A collage of jokey snippets from 20th century newspapers includes humorous lines about weddings, innuendo, and everyday mishaps. Characters like Grace and Olive appear in playful banter alongside brief quips from Chicago Journal and Boston Record style humor.
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