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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
9
Editorial notices from The Seattle Star outline delivery details for several editions and highlight a notice to subscribe and verify delivery. The piece emphasizes timely changes and urges readers to call for a replacement copy if a paper is missed.
A reflection on a single word inscribed over an English fireplace. It argues self preservation is the strongest instinct and that happiness comes from acts of kindness rather than money, status, or fame. It urges carving the word self over one’s own fireplace to shape a brighter life.
A moral column urges keeping children free from harsh realities. It discusses Cuarevitch the Russian prince and a mad father, noting news of crisis should not reach him to preserve childhood. The piece warns parents to protect youth from terror and tragedy, allowing natural maturation.
Mrs Doveydove and her husband discuss household strain and the idea of hiring a help, weighing cost and practicality. They consider a young girl living at home to assist, but conclude they must persevere without one for now.
A mother teaches a boy conscience and courage to say no even when tempted by a tasty jam. The child struggles between right conduct and flavor driven desire, contemplating stealing the jam while insisting he should refuse.
The Star Dust invites readers to seek out handsome men across America with a committee selecting the winner. It notes beauty is not limited to women and hints at public attention through a noted beauty feature, with references to Roosevelt and Rome.
The ex congressional James Wadsworth is accused as a faker in a letter calling him a hum bug. The writer thanks him for removing doubt about Roosevelt. A district attorney questions a witness who jokes about not reading Joe Cannon interviews.
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