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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
5
The piece argues delicacy in action separates refined brick throwing from bungling. It extends the idea to marriage, noting pre marriage care and post marriage neglect lead to unhappiness and divorce. The same couple remains, but delicacy wanes, causing strain.
The Beverly announcement signals insurgents crossing to the regulars as the president withdraws federal patronage from Republicans. The shift ends factional fighting, with Poindexter’s nomination tipping the balance and reclassifying insurgents as regulars within the party.
The profile traces Walker Whiteside from early Shakespeare attempts to a later comeback as a star. He toured minor venues in Ohio and Michigan, faded from elite auditoriums, then found success with the Leiblers and a lead in The Beggar’s Pot. He foresees a future in both modern and classical roles.
A man named Cornelius Skidmore makes a frantic dash for a moving subway train. A guard warns him to stop as the train pulls away. He leaps to catch up but meets a fatal outcome. The tale ends with The End.
The red and white striped pole once symbolized barber surgeons as they combined bloodletting with hair cutting. The pole represented the staff patients gripped during bloodletting and a ribbone bound the arm. Over time the barber and surgeon roles split in 1745 under King George II’s act.
A Strollers column recalls voters explaining why Burke faced opposition. One voter describes a daytime stroll with a cigar stand audience, noting arguments for a Seattle senator candidate and for Burke’s opponent Poindexter. A passing wagon and band tune sealed the choice.
The bride's parents fund all wedding costs up to the moment the groom says I do while the groom provides his own clothing. Do not ask the bride's father for money for sixty days, and only approach for a loan within thirty if bills are cash-discounted. Kissing is an old custom. avoid dour remarks and keep joy intact. Inviting a former wife to a second wedding is seen as poor judgment.
Poem fragment attributed to Oliver Wendell Holmes reflects on divine presence in nature and human frame. The lines describe light and earthly seas and islands as part of God’s glory, inviting eternal wisdom to behold the human body and creation.
The Star advertises a free ticket draw in its classified pages. Names from the directory are cited as candidates, with four winners to receive tickets to a Mage Uc show. Read The Star to learn how to enter and claim the prize.
A collage of wry sayings and snippets covers topics from boyhood ambitions and manners to affairs of church, politics, and industry. It mentions a 4000-pound cheese at Appleton, telegraphing humor and social observations across American life.
Elise helps a tadpole survive a rain by covering its jelly glass with an umbrella. Her brother brought the tadpole home and Elise monitors its growth with patient care despite the heavy downpour.
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