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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1907
Page
4
The Seattle Star announces subscription terms delivery methods and rates with notices about renewal dates and mail or carrier delivery. It explains that a lapse may result in service ending and requests subscribers to report delivery issues by telephone.
An Indianapolis division train tale recounts a near disaster when a mother rushes to save her child on the rails. The engineer Burt leaps onto the running board and carries the infant to safety, taking a beating but returning to run the engine toward Chicago.
The Star prints Carl Maribut's cartoon The Pursuit of Hap plnces urging readers to see child labor as a moral crisis. It contrasts sunlit childhood with mines and sweatshops, asking readers to consider their duty to protect children from greed.
Bishop Potter recalls a tale of a corporation employee who refused to accept a cash payout for a man injured in a catastrophe. The youth said he was under God's eye and could not act against his conscience. The company honored his stance and spared him from discharge.
A satirical verse riffs on treating sleeping sickness with a toxy de stroying trypanosoma germs and glossina palpalis. It humorously questions cures and clocks while alluding to Dr Koch and office shortages.
The cap and apron dance is a school gymnasium drill for small children with piano accompaniment. Pupils march in line around the room and halt on a chord, turn, and perform a short dance step before resuming position. They remain silent as the chord signaling the next step is sounded.
A playful voyage from the Creakidy Chair to a Kingdom of Heart's Delight. A nursery world shifts between castles and dragons as children rock away to dreamland. The King of Believes lingers as a refrain, while toy dogs wag and rooms float toward timeless play.
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