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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1907
Page
4
A garbled 1920s telegram style notice from Beattie Washington references a post office matter. The fragment mentions subscription expiry, payer date, and a delinquency issue affecting a game date, with unclear context and entities.
The piece presents Rockefeller as a 14 year old in mind at 68, claiming he can be physically reborn and spiritually reborn through atonement for past actions. It questions whether vast wealth and power can be redirected to benefit society, noting a $5,000,000 cost and urging a universal solvent of regeneration.
The article extols the bond among the ill and caregivers, praising doctors and nurses for their unpaid or underpaid philanthropy. It highlights hospitals, free dispensaries, and the sacrifices of medical staff, who labor tirelessly to save lives regardless of payment.
The report notes annual planting by Swedish school children reaching about 600 000 saplings. It highlights nationwide youth participation and forest conservation efforts across Sweden.
A fragmented column features humorous lines about a prince, a porter tip, and a king’s mood, plus quips about a wealthy self-made man and a boy in old clothes. It notes railway experts from Japan studying American railroads and odd telegraph jokes amid court life.
A devout attendee at an experience meeting declares he has committed no act this year that he is not ashamed of, then questions why the brethren admitted his vow.
A satirical piece mocks a political candidate named Ramesses the Two Times as a fake legacy. It notes several similarly named individuals, suggesting the name has become a recurring label in political circles and popular humor.
Henry F. Cope cites Chicago Tribune prose on self sacrifice and personal growth. The text urges plowing weeds from the soul, recognizing divinity within, and finding strength in turning misfortune toward betterment. It emphasizes making others happy as path to true happiness.
The poem paints a carefree day in warm weather with Lucy as the narrator invites travel to fields and valleys. They plan to harvest fruit including watermelons and a ripe peach, enjoying the orchard and brooklet scenery. The verses celebrate outdoor leisure and seasonal abundance.
Dallas Aug 15 Discovery of a buried wall 10 to 12 miles long and 40 feet high in Rockwell county stirs archeologists. Authorities conduct excavations. M L Lamoreaux of the Anthropological Society calls the wall older than Egyptian finds. Belief rises that ruins of a buried city are being unearthed. value and significance debated.
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