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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1908
Page
4
A discussion by Dr. Wm. H. Holcomb frame fear as the most morbid mental condition harming the nervous system and overall vitality. It argues fear paralyzes achievement, weakens life, and demoralizes character, urging readers to develop inner power, confront fear, and pursue success and happiness.
In a free nation with education and resources, many able-bodied people remain in extreme want. Abandoned farms near New York and idle land waste crops while city job seekers could farm for wages, unlocking vast agricultural potential through intensive farming and labor.
The article quotes William Jennings Bryan urging Americans to prefer justice over personal certainty and to discuss differences honestly. It notes local politics in Lincoln with opposition to Councilman Murphy’s purchasing agent plan led by A. J. Goddard, and mentions Secretary of State Nichols closing his office door yesterday.
The article notes a reelection declaration by a morning official and J H Bebively for insurance commissioner, condemning rivals Mesare Nichols and Schively. It coverage mentions A P H board postponement of exposition dates June 1 to October 16 and remarks on public officials’ conduct and local sermons advertising sensationalism.
A collage of quips and sketches appears from The Kansas City Times with humor about a balky mule and a bucket shop, plus a rural poem and farm life scenes. The piece blends light verse, jokes, and reflections on country mornings and daily chores.
A chaotic advertisement touts a ready-to-use picnic kit claiming to save travel time and provide backyard outings. It lists bizarre items like potted poison ivy, red ants, mashed custard pies, and other odd provisions, with contact details for Supply Co. Josh Wise.
A fragment notes numbers and addresses: 87 Hast 10 percent and 8170 Queen Anne 1885, 7638 Main 3874, and 289. The garbled OCR presents mixed mentions without clear events or entities.
An old time dime museum sketch features The Professor testing Sambo and Sammy on spelling. The duo bumbles through words from easy to hard while the class is teased. They improvise a song about spelling words like cat and kitten in a playful, vaudeville style exchange.
Visitors enjoy invigorating salt water bathing at the Luna Park Natatorium to refresh tired feelings. The facility offers a quick swim option for relief and relaxation after exertion.
A spoof vaudeville sketch features Adolf and a nervous speaker at a platform. The dialogue riffs on credentials, tariffs, and reform while comic lines poke fun at radicals and ballots. Special announcements promise a campaign booster item.
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