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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1907
Page
4
The Star explains subscription expiration dates and the need to renew to avoid removal from the list. It provides contact instructions for missed issues and requests subscribers to report undelivered copies by phone between 6 and 1:10, offering back copies when needed.
In Diana's Diary, a young narrator recounts using a 6 cent snail remedy after a milkman named Rastus narrates a moonshine cure. They bury a silver dime snuff and a snail behind the barn to remove a freckle and wake up to its disappearance the next day. The tone is diarylike and humorous with a nod to superstition.
A fragmented text notes a diner misprint about noodles and a street car scene where a woman sits, adjusts a wrist bag and hat, then pays a dime, exchanges coins, and rechecks her purse. The passage reads like a collection of garbled exchanges and observation.
The article reports President Roosevelt’s Keokuk remarks denouncing graft and the influence of big finance. It states he will not weaken and will pursue law enforcement against corrupt politicians and business leaders, including prison if needed. It highlights calls for universal accountability and stronger railroad supervision as central themes.
In a childlike dialogue Edwin pesters his mother with questions about goats, butter, and dairy roles while she dismisses his curiosity, finishing with a note about Nellie's Eye and a reading edge.
A scattered 1920s style column parodies talk about lawyers and judges with playful asides and Latin phrases. It recalls a Seattle business home anecdote, a diner pause, and a Navy Yard trip listing battleships and ships at Pier 2 with various vessels and schedules.
The Oregon AK, Ry and Nav Co offers September and October colonist rates to the West from Chicago. Fares listed include $33 to Bt. Loula and $826 to Omaha Kansas City and Missouri River points. Deposits are accepted at the Union Ticket Office 608 Firat av EB Bilis Gen Agt.
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