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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1908
Page
4
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Disjointed notes reference common people and noblemen and hint at social dynamics. mentions a Beattie post office advisories and a Great Northern wreck near Samar. Notes Central Idaho influence on a gold stampede and a postal deficit estimated at 15 million dollars.
The Star endorses forming an organization to collect data and pressure Washington state school boards for higher teacher pay. It argues teachers, core to child training, are underpaid, and urges boards to raise salaries to livable levels.
A vivid vaudeville routine features dose titty cut ups by Osgar and Adolf wit sharp sarcasm and playful banter.
A garbled excerpt features fractured dialogue in Germanic phonetics about money and trust. Characters discuss family, error, and social missteps, interlaced with odd stage directions and a meta warning about images and purple pouches.
A playful column combines quips and quick anecdotes about sports beauty, marriages, and public life. It remarks on memory triggered by a ride, reflects on past events in Manchuria, and notes a church built of paper in Paris as well as domestic satire about a marriage and social pretensions.
The piece argues for equal salaries for women and men in public schools, noting women’s essential role, the loyalty of mothers to improve schooling, and the economic logic of paying the real value of educated women teachers. It contrasts wages of teachers with other local jobs and urges public support.
The Monticedlo steamer departs from Flyer dock at 6:30 and 9:30 a.m. and again at 1:30 and 4 p.m. for scheduled runs.
In a tense scene a doctor tends a dying man after a brutal confrontation. A mysterious visitor, Charlie Fortescue, and the recovered past threaten the patient’s wife. The doctor hints at a planned reckoning as a knock at the door interrupts the moment. A market ad interrupts the noir mood with farm goods at Band Hox Market.
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