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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
4
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The piece argues not to dwell on dinner or history but to consider gratitude for personal experience. It urges readers to be thankful for difficult years, as suffering can deepen the soul and elevate one’s life, ending with a hopeful line about joy coming in the morning.
A warning about fakes in society cites Noahs diary found in Michigan and fake relics scattered by collectors. It urges skepticism, noting various fake concepts from fake modesty to fake religion and cites Lincoln on fooling people, advising readers to verify claims themselves.
A humorous bulleted monologue saying thankfulness comes from simple daily facts. It jokes about a full stomach, air to breathe, pumpkin pies, rent, coal, spring, laundry, milk and grocery prices, and avoiding stock market pressure as sources of gratitude. It ends with a light jab at being grateful despite economic constraints.
A collage of vintage quips and scenes from Ingomar and distant locales. Characters joke about Thanksgiving, markets, and readers notes while playful banter riffs on freshness, garlands, and odd habits. Sharp lines evoke a bygone period voice and small community humor.
A brief celebratory verse expresses gratitude for men who stand courageous, strive for light, and find inspiration in righteousness through every effort, large or small.
A female narrator recalls rushing to the station and plans to visit Mary Ellen in Germanville with milk for dinner. Another passenger mentions a barrel and a bucket as they ride, sharing gossip and small details. The scene shifts to a stop near Germanville and a warm family moment with a basket of food for Thanksgiving. The conductor announces 103 as the next stop.
Take a trip from Pier 2 at the Navy Yard to visit the battleships Oregon Wisconsin and Nebraska the cruiser Buffalo and the train ship Philadelphia at the docks and prison. Round trip 60e with daily sailings.
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