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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1909
Page
5
The article argues that Independence Day honors the right to alter or abolish government when it violates unalienable rights. It links colonial grievances like taxation without consent and denial of trial by jury to modern governmental overreach, urging protest and vigilance against tyranny.
A prominent cinema businessman creates a 14 by 10 foot fully equipped play house called Laie Ville for his 12 year old daughter Lois. The setup includes two rooms a dining room and kitchen with miniature furniture a gun range in the kitchen electric lights curtains awnings and a stocked refrigerator. He aims to teach domestic skills to privileged children through practical homemaking.
Disjointed OCR text discusses insurance, patriotic celebrations, timing of plans, safe and sane approaches, and a humorous figure. It references Beverly and Masa as well as Buffragist conventions, with unclear nation context and a call to inspect a map amid stormy sentiment.
A patriotic meditation on the three colors as symbols of equality and peace. The speaker envisions colors uniting humanity, waving as a flag of truce, spanning the earth, and shining with a message of peace and love across all ranks and births. If unity ends, the colors should fall.
A refugee boy Ignatius Murovitz in America learns the meaning of freedom and equality on the Fourth of July. He hears grand stories from a helpful teacher and meets a sympathetic woman, while facing temptations to misuse the idea. His awakening contrasts immigrant hardship with the old country’s struggle for liberty.
A fragmented notice advertises a Yakima orchard tract sale with unclear details. The text mentions buying options, a Thursday event, an office open, and general promotional language from a local organization. specifics such as exact date, price, or contact are unreadable.
Jones and a golf professional discuss a late start and heavy scrimping, suggesting a long road to mastering the fundamentals. The exchange hints at doubtful progress and a grim view of eventual mastery, with the professional urging hard practice for years to glimpse improvement.
A note announces an excursion from Los Angeles on July 6 7 and 8 at a rate of 42 dollars. Return travel is valid for twenty nine days. Tickets apply to Northern Pacific agents for routing via the Southern Pacific Bhasta route. EB Ellis is listed as General Agent.
A fragmentary column recalls Fourth of July celebrations with fireworks and laughter. It mentions Liverians in Arica, mentions doctors, danger warnings, and a nondescript anti-noise society while musing on the role of money, safe packs, and the invention of firecrackers.
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