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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1907
Page
4
The Seattle Star details subscription processes including private telephone inquiries at main office and distribution notes for the Star Agency locations at Ballard Ave Sunset and Homer Avenue. It explains post office publication as second class matter and how to report missing copies by calling the main number between specified hours.
Thirty years after Japan issued an imperial rescript praised as an educational bible authorities worry about its use in Chicago schools. The document urges filial piety, harmony, benevolence, learning, respect for laws, and readiness to serve the state in emergencies.
Dr. Geo Gordon of the University of Pennsylvania describes an isolated Alaskan population living Adamic simply with no civilization or exposure to whites. About 400 remain, untainted by vice or law, raising questions about whether civilization would help or harm them and noting a grim hope they may die out before contact occurs.
Mars visitor Mr Skygack files wireless notes as he observes earthly life, presenting a comic era take on interplanetary reporting with a playful tone and early 20th century invention flair.
A rowdy group at the Q ranch and nearby scenes devolved into gunplay and chaos when a well dressed stranger, Will Rush of Yale, faced off against local bullies Clarence Harold and Reginald. After a deadly bout, the rival trio fled as the tenderfoot survived. The bar closes with a moral about ending what you begin.
A family portrait of Buddy, the little brother, praised as bright yet mischievous. Narrator recalls gum in hair sparking a quarrel, Buddy’s circus run, and a spanking episode as relatives debate his hair and ears.
A thief took $800 in money and valuables from Guetta T. Ruland, a captain, in New York. He left a note claiming he did not take the girl’s savings or jewelry and cited having a child of his own, expressing regret.
Charles Welkel, a Hallimore tailor representer, died in Wheeling West Virginia after signing a five year pledge to abstain from alcohol. He had been heavy drinker for a week and collapsed before medical help arrived. The notice also mentions a Seoul rumor about arranging a consort for the imperial prince and speculation over a prime minister's daughter.
The cheerful duo Dic and Doc share a reckless ride with Doc doing the hard work, while Dic pockets the reward. Their misadventure highlights a comic misbalance and the peril of a runaway automobile.
A collage of humor and verse sketches with farmers, autoists, and dentists. Skits turn on distance, comfort, and everyday foibles, ending with seasonal reflections on prices and prospects as turkeys dwindle and markets rise.
Edwin questions money and value in a humorous exchange with his father. The fragment shows a child and father debating salary, spending, saving, and wealth with comic banter. The scene hints at financial literacy themes and family dynamics.
The text presents a scattered dialogue with lines about wisdom not belonging to one person, friendship for those who deserve it, kindness appreciated when extended, and a poor man seeking happiness through money. It includes a mention of a girl named Molly and a college girl who can broil a beef steak, plus a line about a prize capture.
A Hamilton Studio 'Colman Building' offer advertises artistic photographs at reasonable prices. It warns against coupons or other frauds and emphasizes legitimate sale terms.
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