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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1904
Page
4
The article lists contact details for the Seattle Star including departments and offices in Chicago New York and Seattle. It notes subscription expiration dates on address labels and mentions post office handling and pricing for copies and mail delivery.
A reflective piece on why childhood happiness comes from Hope. It argues hope fuels daily effort and trust in a brighter tomorrow, keeps nerves steady, and sustains courage through tears and trials. Hope is presented as essential to growth from childhood to adulthood.
A collage of zany items reports students jailed for green goods circulars and a Soulist Columbus traveler to Neptune. Jokes on Japanese diet and a Chicago man swallowing nails and coins end with playful, weathered quips about baseball, quotes, and Roosevelt era sloganeering.
A fragmentary spoof column lampoons domestic life and prices, mixing quirky phrases and character names. It weaves a mock dialogue about meat prices, gas meters, and a rambling weather refrain, ending with a jab at heat monopolies.
An advertisement touts heavily discounted second hand pianos and organs with guarantees. Square pianos start at 60 dollars, upright pianos from 137 to 212 dollars and up, grand pianos from 290 dollars, plus overstocked organs from 20 dollars. Easy payment options are offered.
The Rochdale co operative system gains traction in Seattle and Washington with twenty two stores statewide. The L A Co-Operative Store reports success and plans expansion as customers buy stock, earn eight percent interest, and share profits pro rata while enjoying education benefits. Manager D M Peebles leads Beattie store operations and guides outsiders to join. Information available at Fourth and Union streets with two phones.
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