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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
4
Public notice about delivery and subscription terms for The Seattle Star, with rates one cent per issue or twenty five cents monthly. Instructions for subscribers to report missed deliveries and changes to address labels, and a reminder to call the main office for resending copies.
A critical profile argues John D. Rockefeller embodies a paradox between human longing and corporate vastness. It contends his wealth-backed powers resemble a glacier crushing autonomy, yet notes his generosity to good causes and calls for wider humane treatment to redeem his global impact.
A social analysis compares the tensions between women who work in stores and the female customers who shop there. It argues for empathy across class lines, urging shop clerks and shoppers to form bonds, share burdens, and improve conditions through mutual support and understanding.
The duo Osgar and Adolf perform a Shakespearean vaudeville sketch mixing Hamlet lines with German accents. Characters reference ghosts, Denmark, and mock court figures while delivering muddled gags and musical yodeling finales.
A staged classroom scene shows Sammy and Sambo debating poultry and singing. The professor scolds Sammy for interruptions and orders Sambo to perform a mock turtle song before testing Sammy with a recitation.
Washington dispatch notes Chas. A. McNeel of Spokane appointed a clerk in the engineer department at large to be located at Seattle. W. McKay of Seattle names a stenographer in a naturalization bureau at Seattle.
A jumble of verse and prose notes in a 220 Spring St. feature. References to Josh Wise, Sunday School, and a playful dialogue on art, Lent, and politics mingle with stray lines about fish pies and paper prices in a whimsical, unnamed column.
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