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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1907
Page
4
The Seattle Star print edition lists subscription options and renewal reminders. It provides contact numbers via Sunset Main 1060 and Independent 441 for subscription matters and delivery questions. It notes monthly rates and the agency address at Ballard Ave and urges timely renewal to avoid service interruptions.
A father brings his 19 year old son to a police station for forgery involving $50 and the article argues the issue hinges on parental training. It urges parents to model strong ideals and lifelong effort, not mere precepts, to shape a boy’s character and life trajectory.
A diary entry describes a nurse Miss Lint and caretaker dynamics at Perey Leads borough Insect powder magnate's son Percy. The author notes tension with the regular nurse and evidence of Percy's improving condition after accompanying the patient. The narrator recounts interactions with Miss Lint and the housekeeper.
The mandarin tried to force soldiers to take pay in cash. Soldiers, aided by their wives, almost bit the officer to death. Officials say the men faced punishment if they had beaten or struck the officer, tied to governmental discipline concerns.
A collage of quotes and snippets from journals and papers features Josh Wise and Optimist sayings about danger, hope, and everyday foibles. It weaves literary lines, misheard phrases, and light humor from various sources including Hamlet and Washington Star style notes.
A teacher asks how many seasons exist in the tale and Susie Jones answers two, ice cream season and holiday season. The exchange leads to a tangential discussion about theater and a humorous aside about restaurant meat mislabeling and Eddie Foy.
A fragment mentions a substitute at a soda fountain and references wine and malted drinks, hinting at an origin or authenticity question. The text is garbled but suggests a discussion of beverage preparation or ingredients.
In Abyssinia the Negus grants a German company a concession to build an automobile line linking Addis Abeba and Diredtuna, a route about six days apart by caravan. The move marks the arrival of motor transport in the remote region.
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