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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1907
Page
4
An editorial style notice outlines subscription costs and delivery details for The Star. It instructs subscribers to report missed copies by calling Main 1080 or Ind 1198 and reminds readers that expiration dates appear on address labels.
The text blends hurried dialogue and quirky lines set in Louisiana and beyond with a late 19th to early 20th century Indian coal production figure. It references bears, photography, colleges, baseball, and a jump to Bengal coal output, noting 1906 production at 7,626,602 tons and Bengal’s 88 percent share.
The article argues President Roosevelt supports broad constitutional interpretation to allow government oversight of interstate corporations. It criticizes strict, technical readings that limit regulatory action and praises public sentiment as key to guiding law and court interpretation toward justice for the people.
Misa Kathleen Lenpp daughter of the commissioner of Indian affairs will depart Washington in October for several months among Indian tribes. She plans to study racial characteristics focusing on Indian women. In Canada wage earners total about 55 000 in log products with wages over 21 million in 1905. The overall wage earner count in 1905 is 391 487 with average wages of 1832, up 31 percent since 1909. In southern France wine is sold by the half hour with two cent entry.
From Diana's Diary the tale of Mise Dillpickies, now a lady canvas ser, who tries to sell a patent potato masher to neighbors. She demonstrates the device with boiled potatoes and butter, but neighbors refuse to buy, finding the show too familiar and mocking her effort.
A fragmentary column portrays Professor Bump Tarara, tall figure of Indiana politics, as genial yet austere with a strong sense of humanity. The piece suggests his cautious campaign style and public image while mentioning Palace Meat Market and local ads.
A brief advert notes Schilling's Best tea as a mild delight and states the grocer will refund customers if they do not like it, indicating a money back offer.
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