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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1908
Page
4
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The Star condemns Ezra Meeker for planning to slaughter the ox Dave and the mate Dandy along with the loyal collie to preserve their skins. It argues such acts reveal a brutal, unworthy man and urges mercy for the animals, expressing strong sympathy for them.
The Ballard residents argue the city council broke a pre annexation pledge to establish a sub treasury office in Ballard. They cite the 1900s annexation campaign promise to create a branch treasury for Ballard and urge the council to honor this moral obligation and implement the office.
A meditation on smiles as priceless wealth shaping humanity. The essay argues that intangible warmth and cheer powerfully influence business, society, and home life, enriching relationships and daily living beyond material riches.
The passage discusses ease of appointments and joys, notes dangers unseen by grandparents, mentions a team roller who died in Chicago and Denver, and references returning to Chicago for use by Magnate Hearst amid an independence party national convention.
A fragment of humor and domestic tips appears with playful lines about education, hair care, cleaning rugs, potato mashing permits, chicken handling, and odor control. The piece includes a joke about a dog catcher and a quip from the Washington Herald and Chicago Record-Herald.
A tale about Miss Ann who rejects a lover then learns she loves Mr John after returning home. John had already proposed to Mina Amy who accepts. John marries Amy and, forty years later, remains happy while Ann stays single. The piece asks whom the reader would choose.
In a dusty rail line vignette Elvira meets city bound travelers aboard The Oriental Limited and Bagby’s crowd. Nathan and Elvira drift toward a roadside dance as Hopkins string band plays and Georgia Camp Meet tunes lure them back to life on the road.
A poem depicts a campaign scene with a marching club led by a band, torches, and a lemonade tub as refreshment. The candidate encourages the group, the crowd grows noisy on the lawn, band music and cigars follow, and the candidate finishes with a tune as the gathering dwindles.
Annual event in Norway at Pleasant Beach hosted by the Tacoma Norden Lodge. Music by a Norwegian band with dancing and sports. Families invited. Hoats leave Pier 2, foot of Yesterday, every hour. round trip fare 50 cents, children 6 to 12 half price.
A collage of odd facts and quotes is presented, featuring percentages on tuberculosis and labor union membership, a biblical verse, fictional names, travel fares, and stray observations on nature and culture. The text mixes numeric trivia with humorous asides and snippets of prose.
Edwin asks if a little boy can become president and faces the doubt of adults. The man answers with caution about ambition and fate, noting it may be impractical and tied to others. To soften the moment, the man reads a tale titled From Tow bath to the White House.
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