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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1907
Page
4
The text appears to be a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper delivery notice and ad list. It includes street addresses for departments, subscription rates, and delivery instructions, noting daily except Sunday publication and urging customers to renew before expiry and call between specified hours for service. It mentions The Star and delivery logistics and contact details.
Analysis of the Fort Lawton street car crash and the coroner's inquest missing witness Conductor Stallings. Criticizes lack of arrest for crew and urges a Washington bill to require carriers to file witness lists with the county auditor to aid injury claims. Advocates stronger enforcement by coroner, sheriff, and police to assure access to witnesses and damages.
A compact reflection on aging noting that perpetual youth is not found in fountains or nostrums. The real key is enthusiasm, with skepticism leading to crow's feet and rheumatism while optimism restores vitality and red blood.
BOBCO voices a critique of wealth and Wall Street in a schoolyard rant. The speaker condemns Rockefeller philanthropy, stock markets, and class disparity, arguing that schools fail to teach these realities while the rich enjoy luxury and the working class struggles to survive.
A memoir fragment recalls a boy’s memory of a grinding wheel in summer shade and winter wood shed. He describes backaches and missed play as the grindstone dominated school holidays and daily life.
The article notes astronomers and readers debating a mysterious black spot in the sky. It describes playful theories and the narrator's confident, calm explanation despite self-professed lack of science. The piece captures a lighthearted, curious mood about solar observations.
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