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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
4
Publication details for The Seattle Star dated 1907 lists offices and contact numbers. It explains mail label dating, subscription expiry, and address label changes with instructions for renewal and delivery.
A Chicago man loses $5000 in stock market ventures blamed on the Wall Street crowd. He reflects that hustle matters more than luck and urges caution against financial sharks. He argues conscription-like discipline applies to finance and warns youths to expect only experience from such losses.
London adopts a Workingmen's Picture Gallery scheme lending reproductions of Watts Burne Jones and Rossetti to poor households for a penny a month per two pictures. Exchanges monthly show art as universal heritage and a force for education reform and uplift in society.
Advice to mothers on feeding infants through hot weather to reduce sickness and death. Emphasizes natural feeding, gradual weaning, avoiding oatmeal, and consulting books for infant care. Also mentions a tourist excursion to Bremerton ships and drydock.
Local firm Piper and Taft promotes sporting goods stock at 1034-26 Second Ave for Alaska travelers to save money on outfitting. The ad emphasizes price savings and value for customers planning trips north.
A cheerful citizen recounts a journey to Massteville birthplace lore. He recalls class of 1906 graduates, talks of Hump Gore and Attentive speakers Laura Timaen and Hen Campbell, and voices plans and warnings about Masasteville’s needs.
A historic overview notes Chicago’s 1906 construction surge with nearly 76 million spent on new buildings and a major Calumet canal project costing 16 million. It lists key structures including Commercial National Deposit Co 4 million and American Trust 1.6 million, Northern Trust 1.25 million, Bears Roebuck plant 6 million, and the new county building 5.0 million, plus streets railways and a union depot adding substantial municipal work.
An old Massieville reflection recalls a push for a street railway sewer system hotels and factories to attract growth. The narrator visits the town and chats with Jeoes Coppinger about Massieville's needs and memories of the class of To with its simple unchanged appearance and local hospitality.
Mr Simms argues that colored includes yellow brown and black and that the committee meant Negro not N word. Mr Wagner asks if colored and Negro would require full blooded African. Mr Murdock cites Indians called colored as red men to illustrate ambiguity.
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