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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
4
The postal notice explains subscription expiration and renewal steps. When the due date arrives, unpaid subscribers are removed from the list. Address labels show renewal date and receipt information for subscribers at Mats rinkna in Beatle, Washington.
A jumble of quips and quotes from Puck Chicago News and Washington pieces. It includes a mock moral about truth and a joke about a blank check, followed by a bell chorus about freedom and a note on patriotic people misusing gains.
The May 25 ordinance funding $65,000 for garbage wagons to launch private collection faces renewed attack. Councilman Willem Murphy won passage amid bitter conflict, but opponents led by Clewraun Sawer seek repeal. Backed by graft accusations, supporters fear bribery and threaten further pressure on council members.
A discussion of Taft's Collier's article arguing the law should be enforced equally for rich and poor, strong and weak. The writer contends using for rather than against reflects justice mercy and equity for all and warns against enforcing laws harshly against one group.
Fragmentary text mentions an overland train and a third man silent, implying he had something to say. Several garbled phrases reference Sea, Senses Test, and a probable notable remark. Unable to determine a clear event or entities from the damaged source.
A charity forest entertainment featured the Monkey in Jolly Jinks in the Jungle as headliner. The Camel, seeking easy money, imitated the act with noisy songs, sparked audience protest, then earned applause after claiming it was imitation. The Camel secured a 30 week vaudeville contract the next day.
Fragmented dialogue features vaudeville performers Adolf and Naboleon in a stage skit. The exchange lampoons political figures and public persona with humorous mispronunciations and caricature.
A playful, phonetic-tinged dialogue mocks military talk and private life as a crowd watches a motionless cinema reel in Helena Montana. The piece riffs on the clash between public duty and personal quirks, ending with a staged finale about a pinocle game.
Fred Stevens, following torn letters scattered along a road, discovers his agent Elizabeth L. Girard hiding in a wood. She reveals she is the agency organizer and has torn his letters after learning of his impending marriage. He accepts, gaining a partner in place of the lost agent.
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