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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1907
Page
4
The Seattle Star urges subscribers to confirm paper delivery dates and ensure address accuracy. Readers are asked to call the main office to verify or adjust subscriptions and receive replacements if needed.
A Seattle Star editorial attacks the Seattle Electric company and its booster press after the death of Mrs. Brackett in a Madison street cable derailment. It accuses hospitals of subsidized reporting, denounces derailments caused by worn rails, and urges victims to reject settlements and seek full legal damages.
A garbled vaudeville dialogue shows characters Roy Ovgar Adel and others trading odd phrases about lunch, defiance, physiology and temperature. The clipped talk hints at comic skits, spoof accents, and a parodic title about paint and makeup, with chaotic stage banter and mistaken names.
An elderly woman shares her secret of happiness a daily practice she calls a pleasure book. Each small joy from a kind word to a flower or a walk becomes a page that steadies her when worries creep in. Her daily entries show gratitude and simple pleasures sustaining peace.
A fragmented reminiscence notes childhood images and local topics. It mentions Mr. Batdorf buying a team, Ed seen with mules, and regional news from Puget Sound about Tacoma and Seattle water transport. The text references Rainier and local speakers, with unclear events.
A distorted verse-like piece depicts soldiers digging the Panama Canal trench. It references the six hundred and a national effort with martial imagery, praising endurance, brass buttons, and honor for the Diteh Brigade in a wartime tone.
Licensed to wed list includes James Riggs and Annie Larson aged 30 and 28. Sidney Martin 24 with Jessie Finley 25. C A Johnson 5 with Maud Omman 22. Evieter Keahensri i Aberdeen and Neilie McDonald 71. W B Robertson 6 with Raith Reed 4. Frank Covington 22 with Agnes McComta 18. Chas M Burrowes 27 with Adelaide Propps 34. Birth registrations show Cummery infant born March 7 at 4041 BRecond av to wife of James E B Cummery. Harney infant born March at 1662 Creecent piece to wife of Edward F Harney. Deaths registered include Netcom W Nelon 16 died March 4 at South Park. Shafer Calvin C Shafer 64 died March 7 at 16466 Thirty-ninth et. Watt George Watt 44 died March.
An old ott man tells a boy that all things are pure, prompting the boy to remark that this would mean they never eat maple syrup. The exchange frames a whimsical moral about purity and taste.
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