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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1907
Page
4
The notice explains subscription handling for The Seattle Star daily with Sunday excluded. It lists carrier delivery and office contact details, explains payment in advance, and instructs subscribers to report missing copies by calling the Main and 1158 office between 6 and 7:20 PM to ensure prompt replacement.
A critical appraisal questions J P Morgan's dominance in finance calling him a colossal figure who saved Wall Street yet inflated values through mergers and buyouts. The piece notes his philanthropy and public works while arguing his influence fueled market fear and the nation’s financial rot.
A reflection on human significance and responsibility. One person can shape many lives, for good or ill, influencing happiness, prosperity, crime, and trust. The passage argues that individuals bear immense power and moral duty despite seeming small.
A jumble of quips and snippets features lines reflecting stage melodrama, vaudeville humor, and mock dialogues. Cartoonish exchanges touch on dishes, marriages, burglars, and starry musings, with stray ads and playful quips about steam, mosquitoes, and Turkish baths.
The Nutte family photo shows Aunt Hulda Nutte in old fashion with a perambulator and a remarkably long record of five husbands. The caption recalls her nickname Little Bright Eyes and jokes about the dress fabric as being sat in. Smalley Pecan remarks on the Lohengrin request.
Calgary dispatch reports Mrs. McGilvray as a standout woman farmer who built from a 160 acre homestead to an 800 acre farm in Bas Katchewan over twenty years. Her bold enterprise and family stability mark her as a notable example of female grit in agriculture.
A fragmentary line notes a hairbreadth escape rivaling dime novels, with the messenger boy and the pulp hero at the center of a narrow escape in a penny dreadful style. The odd wording hints at a sensational, lurid adventure tone typical of early 20th century publication.
A tense domestic scene turns comic yet touches tragedy as a couple parts. The discarded diamond rests between them as Ned proclaims leaving the city for a new country while Nell resists parting and revisits their tangled past and future.
A $100 reward is offered for an essay about the Roman Colosseum. For conditions apply at Kennedy Drag Co. First Ave. D. B. Johnston Co. Third and University, Wirth's Confectionery Second and Pike, John C. Walling Co. TLL Ave and AV, or write or phone Coll Theater.
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