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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1906
Page
4
The piece argues the 80 million value placed on the revolver reflects America’s firearm culture. It criticizes pistols as weapons of homicide, noting higher homicide rates where pistols are common and questioning their protective claims while comparing gun taxes and public safety outcomes across states.
A harsh meditation on the corrupting influence of wealth and lineage. The Atlanta judge condemns a squandered heir while contrasting a revered father with a dissolute son, citing famous names and a culture of neglect. It laments lack of home training and warns of political fraud, urging full legal investigation.
A fragmented note highlights exclusive patterns and individuality in tailoring, stressing fit and distinctive design. The text references Irving Cannon and unnamed tailors at 211 Columbia seeking to differentiate their offerings through personalized creations.
A bold claim from 11 Columbia Street touts the precision of Irving & Canson suit making. Prospective buyers are urged to inspect the fall line, with a nod to perfect cuttings and refined style.
On one August morning farmer Johnson warns of dwindling milk supply and seeks help from Jasper Hinson for two gallons daily. Master and manager debate costs, contracts, and the price of milk as tensions rise over dry cows and modern methods. (To be Continued.)
The Star invites children to submit humorous short stories with two prize levels two dollars for first prize and one dollar for second. Entries mailed to The Star Child's Story Editor receive daily consideration the following week. Examples include playful remarks from youngsters and lighthearted moments such as a child joking about milk or cake, with mailing details and last week’s prize winners listed.
The scene shows Elizabeth insisting mother is closer than father, declaring him only a relation by marriage, while a young child named Cora Fillmer Sallee admires her reflection in a car ride setup and worries the conductor will think she is swollen.
Missouri and Kansas City education officials urge every schoolchild to donate one penny to build a new public school in San Francisco. A state committee led by the state superintendent will collect pennies or fractions of a dollar from each county, with funds deposited locally and reported to officials. The appeal notes many French losses and aims to aid San Francisco pupils by funding a new building.
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