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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1907
Page
4
The Seattee Star announces subscription details and delivery service instructions. Readers are urged to report missing copies by calling the Independent office at 119 during evening hours and to note expiration dates on their paper labels for proper renewal.
A call to parents to supervise children during Fourth of July celebrations. The piece warns of rising firework related injuries and provides first aid tips, safety measures, and when to seek medical help. Emphasizes tetanus risk from pistol blanks and urges caution to protect children.
A National Union of Railway Trackmen warning paints a grim view of U S track conditions. Millions of rotten and decayed ties, broken rails, unpatrolled lines, underpaid crews, and lack of accountability are cited. They urge state or national inspection and Interstate Commerce Commission powers to protect travelers and workers.
Disjointed passages touch on elevated stage life roof gardens and a reform to curb wine adulteration in France. The text wanders through figures like Josh Wise and a depopulated laundries scene while a hobo observes shifting truths and the ant replacing the oak as a metaphor.
A collage of quirky quotes and small-town vignettes appears in a late era column. Jokes about phones stamps and directories mingle with tales of a bathing argument a dying cow and a curious sea serpent summer forecast.
A humorous dialogue over baby photographs shows the Doveydoves arguing playfully about which portrait best captures their child. The exchange covers lighting, poses, and preferences as Lemuel and Mrs. Doveydove seek consensus.
Rollo and his father discuss the atrow hat as they stroll with playful banter. The father notes its French flair while explaining how grooming and habit shape a man’s appearance and pride in the hat. Brocka & Co advertises at 1351 Second Ave.
An old notice advertises assistance for a position at the Seattle newspaper office. Applicants should contact Geo Engler at the Barber Office, old library building, between morning and early afternoon hours, with a fee required by Engler.
A boy and his dog cause a humorous accident when the canine sinks into a batch of candy cooling on a stone table at a candy maker’s shop. The boy claims it was an accident and bets three dollars and fifty six cents on the outcome.
All aboard for the navy yard to view Uncle Sam's fleet including the Nebraska Quegon Wisconda Chicago Trenton Albany Philadelphia Nipsic and the drydock. Boats depart Pier at 6 30 8 30 and 10 am 1 15 2 30 and 4 30 pm round trip Bodg one.
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