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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1917
Page
7
A chaotic editorial column denounces copperheads and calls for unified support of Thompson of Chicago as a presidential candidate. The author contrasts insurgent sentiment with La Follette and urges purging traitorous elements from politics, urging national unity and decisive action.
The article argues William Jennings Bryan opposed pro German sentiment while urging loyal Americans to back the war effort. It stresses patriotism, condemns unpatriotic attacks on allies, and states that any who oppose the American war cause are enemies, directly addressing disloyalty and German sympathy.
A fragment from a column contrasts a tantrum of a three year old in a department store with reflections on kindness and war weariness. It cites Cronier’s ordnance issues and political cables, urging tenderness and noting international tensions and calls to beat Russia.
A narrated detective tale features a self confident sleuth who claims to rival Sherlock Holmes. The narrator visits Barrowshire to Marybelle Moss a widow linked to Frank Wesley and a rumored second marriage to a Belted Earl. He promises a murder case in an absolutely inaccessible room and vows a flawless solution.
A narrator recalls a mansion with an ostentatious seventies frame and a refined interior. Guests include Miss Pidd, Cissy Carreau, and Geoffrey Herringdean as Marybelle’s circle entertains the newly betrothed and others at a lively dinner. The tale hints at a mystery to unfold in the next issue.
A Louisville reader credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing years of female troubles. She now handles chores, gained strength, and even nursed an eight pound baby after avoiding surgery. The notice invites readers to write for free medical advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
Horace reads the Wonderland Evening Warble in his hotel room. Headlines mock current events from war reports to society relief work and a streetcar company pledge. The piece ends with a note of a continued installment and a light personal reflection on daily strips.
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