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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1907

Page

4

Seneca and the Shoemaker shows usefulness drives value

The essay argues the world demands usefulness from people, asserting even great philosophers like Seneca, Socrates, and Plato were not always seen as useful. It elevates the shoemaker, stressing the world needs practical contributions like shoes, and that purposeful work gives life value.

Archimedes Plato Socrates Posidonius Cicero Democritus Seneca

We Have Had Enough of Exposition Says Editorial

The piece argues the Jamestown expo may fail while Alaska-Yukon-Pacific in Seattle could draw national interest. The Minneapolis Tribune editorial cites Jamestown as a costly disappointment with weak appeal and warns against speculative expositions. It notes the East tired of such ventures and anticipates western interest.

East Seattle Alaska Minneapolis Tribune Army Navy Jamestown Norfolk St. Louis Portland North Pacific Coast

Scraps of Oddities From A Curio Ridden Journal Note

A jumble of anecdotes covers Copenhagen professors chloroform plans, social boasts, camel hurdles, and a patchwork of global Jewish demographics. It mentions Korea Daily News, a postal oath, and army ration updates in Alaska alongside playful misreadings and garbled lines.

Hia Ability Korea Daily News

Baw Their Way Out of Cella Headline Sparks Mockery

A garbled New York paper headline quotes confusion and satire about a vaudeville scene. Reporters note misread speech lines and public reactions as incoherent chatter and odd anecdotes surface from the crowd. References include Nat Goodwin retiring from the stage and a remark about Japanese visitors with funds.

Cella New York Pine Evestaht

The Doveydoves and Their First Born

An domestic scene unfolds with Mr and Mrs Doveydove searching for paregoric as Baby suffers a stomach ache. The couple contemplates remedies including creme de menthe before deciding paregoric is unnecessary.

Doveydoves

Birds Dance Via Minuet Like Leeward Isle Birds

In a United States fish commission report Walt Pieher describes alba troan birds of the Leeward Islands and notes their unusual courtship dance. Two birds approach, bow deeply, then turn. they screech, and one bird lowers its head under the other, triggering a piercing cry.

Washington United States Fish Commission Walt K. Pieher Leeward Islands Mr. Wisher

Pettie Primrose and the Geegawk of Geewalkland

Pettie Primrose helps a playful Grand Geegawk freed from a folding bed that pinched its tail. The creature thanks her, and they share a quirky moment before the Geegawk ushers Pettie to a supper table, though she finds the meal sparse.

Pettie Primroe Teehee-hee Pettie Pettie Primrose

Belasco Family Tales Reveal Theatre Trials and Triumphs

The Belasco clan figures in theater history with David and Fred in New York and the Pacific coast, Walter Belasco proving a capable stage manager and character actor. His early poverty and a vagrant arrest in Portland contrast with later engagements and bold travel strategies to reach Denver. An aside notes English pub declines from 946,727 in 1881 to 91,502 in 1904.

Melasco David New York Fred Pacific Coast Walter Abagar Theater Stock Company San Francisco Lassle Carter Maryland Portland Walter Belasco Brothers Denver San Franciscco Dr. Carver Colorado City Indiana

At Sea Level Boiling Point and Andes Potatoes

A puzzling note says water boils at 212 degrees F at sea level and 19 percent degrees at 10 000 feet. It claims Dar win crossed the Andes in 1835 and boiled potatoes for three hours without softening them.

Darwin Andes

Eight Hour Day for Wives Supported by Married Lady

A married woman endorses President Roosevelt on an eight hour day for wives. She argues wives deserve rest from dishwashing and cooking, citing men’s leisure and unworked men, and says money spent by moneyed interests could fund wives’ eight hours. The piece reflects social reform rhetoric.

Roosevelt President Roosevelt

Tacoma Woman's Affections Worth Only Ten to Jury

In Tacoma a jury verdict valued Mrs GNG's affections at nine dollars in the case of Charlie Coons versus William Parker. Parker, a wealthy tractor foreman and church pillar, faced charges of seduction after Coons alleged his wife became involved with Parker during his work.

Serious Clearagh Hammond Tod Mre Tacoma Charlie Coons William Parker Dist Meg

Unclear Fragmentary Note on Keokuk Convention

Fragmentary OCR implies a convention in Keokuk connected to Laher and Western Federation. Sentences rise from a cautious, possibly imprisoned context, with reference to Idaho and a plea or pathy-like term. Details are too fragmentary to confirm exact event, date, or participants.

Scripps

Marriage Advice From Pastor Aked Featured In Sermon

A Cleveland sermon by Dr Chas F Aked urges despondent individuals to marry as a cure to suicide. The pastor of John D Rockefeller's church proclaims matrimony can prevent death by self action. Mme Modjeska, famed stage star for 26 years, recalls her career and plans to translate her memoir for English audiences.

Cleveland Chas F. Aked Jno. D Mme. Modjeska Olleahh Chicago

Save Money for Your Vacation

Retail notice urging customers to open an account with a small down payment and small installments for new summer outfits. Claims no charge for privilege and promises correct styles with affordable prices and permanent satisfaction.

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