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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1907
Page
4
A collage of subscription details and delivery instructions for The Seattle Star and related papers. It covers private exchanges, main and independent numbers, rates per copy and per month, carrier delivery notes, address label date indications, and subscriber contact guidance for renewals and reprints.
The piece argues the government should sell 150 million in Panama notes to boost circulation, likening it to quinine in a swamp. It warns such makeshifts won’t root out the root causes and calls for stronger regulation of powerful financiers to maintain public confidence.
The piece describes a clash between Harriman and the United States Steel Corp over rail steel contracts. Harriman secures 150000 tons of rails from Tennessee Coal and Iron, prompting steel stocks to retaliate by buying the iron company and threatening to withhold freight. The steel trust then offers terms, illustrating a modern fable of poetic justice in the market.
Honolulu residents report strong pro Mikado sentiment with many Japanese in Hawaii pledging arms to Japan if war breaks out. Officials claim 60 000 Japanese in the islands twice the native population with recruitment flowing from Vancouver and back to Japan to renew quotas. An attorney notes transfers of funds and repeated immigrant cycles sustaining the flow of Japanese to Hawaii.
A rental gun case at 1024-26 Second Avenue links to the Taft locale. Police investigations confirm possession details and the suspect’s address.
Hazel Nutte, youngest of the Nutte family, is spotlighted in the Nutte Family Album with reportage by F W Schaefer. The piece centers on Hazel as the subject of a photographic spread and commentary.
A mishmash of clipped quotes and stray notes, including a banner headline China On Verge of Revolution, threads through a collage of humorous exchanges and oddities. The jumble mentions murders in Idaho and Goebel in Kentucky, and classroom quips about a boy claiming his father as the animal with food and clothing.
A rural American newspaper item recounts Geo Harvey urging wives to stop overfeeding husbands to excess. A Seattle wife then notes her husband weighs 236 pounds and drafts a no drinking water or pastry rules to control his digestion and diet.
A garbled village style text offers distorted proverbs with humorous misprints. It features lines about fair faces, life in glass houses, open cellar doors, beggars choosing, and a mistaken pledge of sisterly loyalty.
A fragment advises avoiding rich foods and late eating. The text suggests skipping cream or milk, not eating at night, and choosing simple items like bread or blanc mange. It reads as a practical diet note.
A reflective query contrasts playing with doll rags in childhood with the idea of saving for a $300 Parisian import. It weighs simple play against aspirational spending and cultural glamour.
Alice G Kirk outlines a four article series on preparing a moderate cost Thanksgiving dinner. The $2 to $3 meals cover five servings and include a meat dish, soup, vegetables, salad, pie, and coffee. The steak and vegetables en casserole recipe uses round steak and a rich sauce, cooked slowly in a casserole for flavorful, affordable dining.
Tour from Pier 2 at the foot of Yeaier way with visits to the Oregon Wisconsin and Nebraska battleships the Buffalo cruiser the Philadelphia training ship and the Nipsic prison ship. See mammoth dry docks torpedo boats and more on a round trip priced at five dollars.
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