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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1907
Page
4
A beggar recalls how money earned by others or given by society never fully relieves hardship. A child’s single penny reveals true need beyond public opinion. The tale contrasts personal success with shared responsibility and ends noting the blessing in helping others.
The Seattle Times published a page claiming the Star’s circulation was 16,000, a figure the Star contests. The Star notes its actual daily paid circulation averages 25,277 through June 30, and accuses the Times of widespread free distribution and false advertising.
The article argues that modern industry favors youth, with many jobs and higher stakes going to younger workers. It notes pressure from corporations, unions, and immigration reducing opportunities for older men who still want to work. It warns of economic waste and personal heartbreak as more are forced out before they are ready.
A jumble of humorous vignettes and stray notes. A Detroit News quip, exchanges about freakish books, a bespectacled teacher on a bus misidentifies a stranger as a father, and tales of Liberty, travel, and public meetings.
A linen dress with a crochet collar appears among garments displayed at the Navy Yard event. Bee the Baltieships are noted for the ensemble, highlighting fabric and accessory detail in the presentation.
Fragmented odds and ends include a joke about saloons closing on Sundays and a playful twist on Mary had a little lamb. The text shifts to hazing and a brief note by Franklin P. Adams, then an ad for Palace Meat Market at 504 Second Ave offering meats, poultry and game in season.
The ad promotes vacation apparel for men and women with a large selection. It emphasizes right styles, quality, and prices and offers store accounts with small down payments and weekly or monthly installments.
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