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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
4
A damaged OCR of a subscription update section advertises weekly Postal delivery and pricing. It instructs readers on subscription changes, delivery times, and late-copy procedures, urging subscribers to call between 1 and 3 o clock to request replacement copies.
A Chicago boy stole $6 and was fined $200 by Judge Landis who rebuked the devil excuse. The column frames the judge’s harsh lesson on personal responsibility and contrasts it with corporate scrutiny of Standard Oil. The piece leans satirical on guilt and accountability.
The excerpt blends a jokey exchange about extortion and a king with a rural quip on a city girl dreaming of farming. It contrasts playful satire with a harsh vignette of a wife enduring farm life and chores from loss of wood to daily labor, ending with a Kansan news item's tone.
A scrambled verse depicts a summer haying scene with a hired man, a president figure, and a wandering dialogue about work. The poem blends references to Teddy Roosevelt, figures in labor, and a casual job interview motif amid muddled lines and stray musings on theater and warships.
Oriental Billiard and Pool Par lors at 1415 Thirday offers eight sewing tables and the city’s only 6 by 10 pool table. A place for gentlemen in Seattle.
A Houston Post item quotes Mrs Henry Peck praising Henry for never speaking a cross word, implying a high degree of discretion in his conduct. The remark highlights personal character through a simple, tongue in cheek compliment.
Rotted roast beef and sirloin steak listed among items at 609 Third Ave entries. Log of lamb and beef details appear in a casual market note from city area merchants.
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