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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1915
Page
4
A humorous Evanston story recalls Miss Lamke giving rules to Howard Osborn before their Northwestern wedding. He followed them four years, then married, becoming a so called model husband. The piece warns such perfection is often skin deep and that husbands may outgrow it after marriage.
A collage of humorous fragments from various papers and sources. Observations on trains and baggage handling at Pennsylvania Station and a theater sign in Rowlesburg. Quips about a janitor and a door sign in Bay Minette. A tugboat image and jokes about marriage and hot water.
A tourist narrator staying in Santa Fe observes a wealthier young man denied tubercular guests at a hotel and sent to a sanitarium. The writer contrasts West’s mountains with exile of mothers’ sons and laments the loneliness of homesick youths, ending with a moral about health over wealth.
Prosecutor Carmody states a Gouley gun killed Carl Frisell in a trivial street scuffle. He argues Gouley and the accompanying city officer share guilt for firing. none knew Frisell's innocence or illegal conduct. The piece condemns gunpower abuse and questions police restraint. It ends with a proverb about treating women and luggage with respect.
A large friendly mastiff named Perro del Diablo, found in Mexico, enjoys peaceable life in a neighborhood where children flock to him. He endures occasional bulldog aggression, then defends himself and endears himself to many kids.
China rejects Germanys protest over Japanese troops in China claiming neutrality cannot be defended. In France heavy fighting with German forces southeast of Verdun and gains reported. French war office notes an eleven mile advance to envelop Von Klucks army. British losses totaling 1133 sailors with 1067 saved after three cruisers sunk in the North Sea. Austrian cruisers Maria Theresa and Admiral Staun damaged in Adriatic engagement with the French fleet.
San Francisco public schools director Edward De Groot claims local girls have the shapeliest legs and most graceful carriage in the nation, attributing it to hills and hill climbing. He compares favorably to Eastern city girls, noting Seattle as even hillier. The piece ponders the answer to the question.
Pasadena California routines report Elizabeth Fleming 82 died today. Sixty years ago she volunteered as a nurse in the yellow fever epidemic in New Orleans and was the only member of her unit to return alive. She later lived in Baltimore and then moved with her husband to New Orleans.
Superior, Wis. Sept 22 William Reichenberg Sr sues his son for 2000 dollars claiming the youth abducted his wife and aided their elopement with 350 dollars of family funds. The suit alleges the son pressured the wife to leave and took part in the scandalous act.
Leonard Larson, robbed of 90 dollars last July by James Keller Pearl Wells and Florence De Pree, has hired an attorney to recover the money. W R Bell, who the three assigned their claim to, also seeks recovery. The sum is held by County Clerk Sickels as an exhibit in the case against the three alleged robbers.
The article notes J. Davidson, F. L. 8. F. B.S. E., as provincial botanist of British Columbia studying the herbarium at the University of Washington with plans for a BC herbarium. A new fisheries course heads by Prof. Trevor Kincaid to train workers for government and industry. Editor Emil Hurja announces a 21-member Daily staff mainly for experience. A girl named Anne Baker leads a yell while seniors grumble over registration fees. registrations trail 48 laps behind last year.
W J Bryan lists a house for rent in Washington DC and places advertisements in local newspapers seeking tenants. The notice highlights available lodging and asks prospective renters to contact for details.
Illinois Republicans gathered at the Springfield state fair for their annual field day with presidential politics as the headliner. Congressman James R. Mann and Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman, both presidential candidates, were slated to speak, with Sherman the chief speaker amid the race’s trial heat.
Callers arrived and Robbie led them to the parlor. while his mother prepared, he sat in embarrassment and then asked what they thought of their stuff, delivering a playful remark.
Winnipeg report notes Manitoba will vote on prohibition in a government announced referendum scheduled for March 19. The government says May 31 could see the province dry if the majority supports the measure.
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