Bob Hodge for Sheriff King County Promotes Reform
The piece argues King County voters should back Robert T. Hodge in the Republican sheriff primary on September 8 to secure honest, law focused governance. It lauds his Black Diamond deputy record, vows firm law enforcement, graft reform, and county wide deputy mobilization to prevent crime before it starts.
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King County
Robert T. Hodge
Bob Hodge
Black Diamond
Washington
Bob
Yeasthop Fables on a Lark and a Lawn Mower War
A fable style tale centers on a Lark nestling on a man's lawn in early spring. The owner vows to trim the bluegrass with a neighbor's mower prompting the Lark family to move to a healthier area. The man's wife curses the overgrown yard and the Lark flees, remarking on the lady’s loud talk.
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Larke
Panama
Henry
If the Wicklebridges Were in White House
A witty dialogue envisions Mrs Wicklebridge guiding politics from the White House. The couple spar over social manners and cabinet choices, imagining sensational headlines and a playful clash of wit with President and diplomat roles.
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Wicklebridges
White House
Guinevere
Wicklebridge
Virginia
Hen House
Cicero
Hasheesh
Senate
Mra Wicklebridge
Greene
A Lighthearted Scrapbook Of Quips And Playful Lines
A jumble of humorous sketches and dialogues features a mix of witty exchanges and character vignettes. Characters include Mrs B, Thomas, Marta, Joafer, and a reader amused by puns, misreadings, and social quirks in everyday life.
Fragmentary notice hints at social event and decorations
The readable lines describe a social scene inside a church with remarks about decorations worn by a young lady in front of the speaker. Names and full context remain unclear due to incomplete transcription.
The Great Test of Oratory at the Convention
A brief exchange questions if a speech at the convention succeeded. One statesman notes delegates cheered for the opponent rather than the speaker, while the other concedes the opposite. The remark highlights delegate enthusiasm shifting toward the rival candidate.
SE Woman Not Blame in Clusset Part
A philosophical essay argues that marital unhappiness stems from a woman's isolation within the home. It portrays the tension between material comfort and emotional need, noting women seek nourishment for the soul and are shaped by unseen pressures. The piece cites letters about wives feeling detached from their husbands and criticizes mindreading and neglect.
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Laura Jean Libby
Peterkin
Renew Playing Cards Card Care Tip
Playing cards that stick may be restored by laying them on a newspaper and dusting with talcum powder then rubbing it in evenly. This simple method helps remove moisture and restore smooth handling.
Face massage formula with rose water borax and alcohol
A daily facial preparation combines rose water two ounces alcohol one ounce and half a teaspoon borax. Shake well and apply by rubbing into the skin with the palms for cleansing and softening.
Labor Day barbecue at Ludlow hosted by Brotherhood
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen invite everyone to Ludlow for a large Labor Day barbecue. The event offers a free meal and a chance to enjoy a community gathering with cheerful “live ones.”
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Ludlow
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