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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1907
Page
4
The Seattle Star lists subscription details with prices and delivery notes. It urges subscribers to report missed copies by calling Main 1068 and provides delivery and contact instructions for the Seattle Star Publishing Co.
A government message warns that heart disease deaths rise in 17 cities, with New York cases climbing from 5 557 to 7 059, and 2 500 more deaths this year than last. The piece urges slower living to protect hearts and brains, noting modern society drives relentless pace and strain.
The text presents a collection of wry maxims on life ambition excuses and social perception. It emphasizes minding one’s own business seeking opportunity and recognizing sympathy tied to wealth while noting the habit of dressing old excuses in new cloaks.
The public gallery clash with a member of the Hungarian Diet led to a brief suspension of the sitting. The overheard exchange suggests escalating tensions as officials respond to provocative remarks. A note mentions cocoanut estates in the Federated Malay States valued at about $20,000,000 under L. C. Brown's charge.
A fragmented line notes soap lake balters claim to relieve rheumatism in all stages. The text is incomplete with unclear entities and no verifiable details.
A collage of quips and comic snippets including Josh Wise remarks on laziness and wealth, a spoof on padding in Susan McFadden's figure, a New York divorce fly paper tale, and humorous exchanges about gambling, marriage, and success.
An unnamed department store faces a dull outlook until a bold salesman named Wyse High inspires a crowd with a novelty pitch. The manager enlists inventor Mr. Gigh, whose basement machinery whisks shoppers inside, boosting business until a coal hole burglary entangles the tale and the inventor vanishes.
Erie Rail’s new time table folder showcases humor from readers about trains and ridership. Jokes reference cows on tracks delays, baseball bleachers and a propped resurrection gag while noting Erie’s vast equipment and 24 million annual riders and a massive locomotive with 16 drive wheels weighing 576000 pounds.
A shopper demands a money back guarantee for faulty cheese. The grocer responds calmly that the money is satisfactory, indicating a potential miscue in the refund promise and a straightforward resolution attempt.
An item advertises purchasing a hat from B N Brooks located at 2 Ge 1331 Second Avenue. The notice highlights the hat seller and the street address for customers seeking apparel.
A fragmented, dialect filled reminiscence centers on family quarrels and a pawn shop bargain. The speaker recalls a demand by Tilman and a bond sale, with tensions over ownership and an angry reaction. The scene shifts to discuss papers, sugar, and a chaotic departure from home.
A Navy Yard excursion invites visitors to view the battleships Oregon Wisconsin and Nebraska, the cruiser Philadelphia, the dry docks and training ship details. Departures from Pier 2 at the foot of Yesterday Way offer round trips for daily trips.
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