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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
4
The Seattle Star advertises delivery by carrier and telephone access for subscriptions and changes of address. It lists contact points Sunset Main and Independent, urges customers to call for service and notes post office distribution, renewal dates, and penalties for missed issues.
The piece urges recovery after failure and repeats Emerson thoughts that each day is a fresh chance. It compares life to walking, a continual pattern of falling and rising, requiring repeated attempts to maintain balance and progress.
A meditation on personal fault and resilience. It compares learning to walk with moral steadiness, urging effort after failures and warning that discouragement comes only from not getting up to try again. It emphasizes steadfast intrepidity and continuous striving.
Fragmentary entertainment notes and quips from various papers including lines about registering names for heaven and a judge, with occasional social commentary. References to characters like Simeon Shorter, Mrs Slammer Deen, and Bo appear in a collage of humor and gossip style blurbs.
In the Dateh room Herald a Political Equality Club meeting is noted for Monday January 7 at 10 am. Other items include a debate on woman suffrage with participants Heula Mood Victoria McLean Eval Sargent Horace Chassee, plus readings and musical numbers. Several club meetings and a junior prom are listed for Washington high and Keane hall. Boise Sunday Times publisher placed in receivership with J C Hatch taking over publication.
Mrs Jeansie Procter will give a dramatic recital next Presday afternoon at University station. The event is under the auspices of the University Chapter of the Eastern Star.
A fragmentary dialogue notes light speed as 186 000 miles per second and compares it to a meter to claim superior timing. The snippet contrasts scientific statement with a personal claim about measurement accuracy.
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