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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
4
An article recalls an incident on Roosevelt's Panama trip where a broken coal shovel prevented him from loading the furnace as heat and ship movement caused a misstrike. It extols labor dignity, urges respect for workers, and warns against neglecting the working class as essential to national strength.
A chaotic collection of quips about prizes and demonstrations at a pure food show. The dialogue includes Josh Wise, references to corn, Jenking in Chicago, and random interjections about politicians and famous figures.
A cracked note from a Rosa school mother asks a teacher to whip a pupil and threatens to handle him with a club, reflecting tough discipline talk. A small boy in a grocery asks to order treats, and a dream about a burglar looping back into a joke ends with the watcher noting the watch was “going.”
A child recalls slipping on ice and being laughed at by their father, remarking it isn’t the cause of tears but noting the father’s own fall and ensuing spanking. The exchange ends with mutual stances on crying and discipline.
On Mrs Warrenton's yacht Violet Lee rejects George Miller's demand for a formal understanding. Miller confesses lingering love but Violet reveals she loves Gaines, who admits true feelings. Violet and Gaines find happiness as Miller leaves.
A nostalgic poem about returning to a distant home for Christmas. The speaker imagines family scenes and familiar rooms, recalling cherished routines, warmth, and the pull of home even after leaving for the city.
Fragment of a verse describes ten turkeys in a line and women giving thanks to none, nine turkeys crying for doom, leaving eight on the cote, Christmas near. The text reflects a humorous or folksy holiday scene captured in a newspaper snippet.
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