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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
4
Notices explain subscription management for The Star with contact numbers for agencies in Mallard Everett and nearby areas. It covers rates, delivery, address changes, and how to report missed copies to ensure service. Subscriptions require address labels to verify accounts and timing for renewals.
Denver judge Ben Lindsay recounts a case where seven boys were accused of stealing five bicycles. He saved the boys rather than the bicycles, earning their trust and guiding them to confession and reform. He notes overworked factory women and the risk to families, urging courts to protect people first. New Zealand’s approach to security is also cited as a contrast.
London car owners display diverse mascots on bonnets from Saint Christopher and Saint Joseph to cheeky images of Old Nick. Unique figures include miniature bobbies and ornate designs, mirroring a trend once popular in the United States and mingling whimsy with superstition.
Mars observer Mr Skygack visits Earth as a special correspondent and records wireless observations in his notebook. The eccentric visitor reports on human radio experiments and daily life, offering a curious outsider view of earthly communications.
A miscellaneous column blends wit and lore from Joan Wise with tales of family, fashion, and rural life. Jokes about bosses, hair, and modest vanity mingle with a note on Louville’s naming and a barber’s capers as shoppers inquire about affordable deliveries and local commerce.
A fragmentary item notes Tatkalott resuming a mobile campaign amid machine repairs and guarded security. It mentions a touring company manager and theatre staff expected at rehearsals, with a brisk exchange about punctuality and wages.
Coffin the jeweler formerly at 25 Pike has moved across the street to 404 Pike, adjoining the Quaker Drug Co. The relocation places him near long established shops in the Pike Street shopping area.
A New York bill aims to regulate animal experiments by requiring anesthesia and faculty or health department oversight to ensure scientific value. It argues vivisection is often cruel and unnecessary and urges reverence for life across all beings, citing antitoxins and hydrophobia serum as outcomes.
In a breezy exchange Edwin debates tea types with adults at a household setting. The dialogue touches on pink tees and imaginary tea drawing while a child questions who sips what, ending with a quirky tea pot joke and a stray address fragment.
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