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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
4
The notice addresses subscription terms for The Star, listing offices in Everett and Seattle, and explains delivery timing and renewal options. It warns subscribers to report delivery issues and to write to the publisher if issues arise.
A meditation on how pools left without fresh water become fetid and lifeless. The author cites Bishop Vincent and a cautionary tale of a once bright boy who stagnates by neglecting reading, thinking, and personal growth. The message urges lifelong development through literature, friendship, and ambition.
Arbor Day is celebrated nationwide with children planting trees as a teaching moment. The article traces Arbor Day’s origins to 1865 proposed by B G Northrop and the 1872 Nebraska inauguration by J Sterling Morton, noting the day’s spread and its moral lessons about unselfishness, forethought, and beautifying the world through nature. It emphasizes trees as symbols of industry, growth, and life, and ends with unrelated old classifieds.
A reflection on how nature reveals order and intelligence guiding the universe. It urges children to plant trees and learn from nature, stressing citizenship, dialogue with youth, and finding lessons in trees, streams, and stones.
The readable text offers scattered items from politics culture and local chatter. Mentions include former Senator Burton and a phrase about stone walls, references to Philadelphia suburb annexation, a German scientist's breath photography method, amateur photography trends among married women, a college education quip, a media gag about an Opera House crowd, a dancer's trick with dynamite rumors, and a town visitor with a dog incident.
A fragment from a local squeaky column contains a joke about a “mellycoddie” liar and a curious chemist mix that burns ashes hotter. The missive mocks attempts to market a heat‑producing compound and jokes about weather and refrigeration.
A playful exchange about war’s horrors unfolds as a parade passes by a minor league band and a major league drum major. The scene shifts to a shopfront notice for Oriental Billiard and Pool Parlor at 1412 Third Ave advertising eight new tables and a $210 pool table, described as a place for gentlemen.
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