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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1907
Page
4
The fragment lists subscription and delivery details for The Seattle Star with private exchanges Sunset and Independent, rates, and contact instructions. It mentions offices, subscription labeling, and with dates unclear for renewal prompts as well as a request to report misdeliveries.
The New York Public Service Commission, after months of investigation into transit, issues a sweeping order to add 57 trains across subway and streetcar lines. It mandates 18 more on Second Avenue, 22 on Third, nine on Sixth, three on Ninth, with effective dates in October and November. The action targets relief for strap hangers and exposes the long sly flow of dividends to carriers. The commission vows further steps as it continues its work.
A sermon on the teacher shaping a child into a noble adult. The educator trims rough edges, disciplines and consoles, guided by rules and parental support. Early impressions forge the nation's future. parents must aid, not hinder, the teacher as she polishes the diamond within each child.
Snatches of comic dialogue and quotes from various papers trace humorous exchanges on fashion, love, writing, and society. A monkeying chorus parries with bankers, traders, and readers, threading wit through a patchwork of modern remarks and epigrams.
A humorous monologue features Pete the barber mocking Mr Chones and recounting a restaurant visit with exaggerated dialect. Pete jokes about chili sauce, burned mouths, and election talk while offering mock grooming advice and quips about friends and dandruff.
A travel notice invites a voyage to the U S Navy Yard to view battleships Oregon Wisconsin and Nebraska along with cruisers Charleston Boston Buffalo and the training ship Philadelphia. Visitors tour mammoth dry docks torpedo boat berths and the prison ship Nipsie during round trips departing Pier 2 foot of Yester Way daily.
Misa Loulee Crane, permanent secretary of the Mississippi division of the Southern Cotton Association, is the only woman in the organization. She has managed a large cotton plantation for five years, wears homespun she sews from her own cotton, and is highly devoted to her work.
A letter mailed 32 years ago reaches M O Houghen of Mexico City. The sender, a woman who declines to give her name, accepted his marriage proposal in the epistle. He says he was in another city when the letter was mailed and never saw the writer again.
Madrid reports a unique ring bearing the first tooth of Alfonso XIII, set as a royal keepsake with the inscription My tooth to my nurse Alfonso XIII. The tradition of preserving the heir's tooth dates from centuries of Spanish royalty.
Rose Bebb of Tacoma has been named state bacteriologist by the Washington state board of health. After graduating from the literary department at the University of Minnesota in 1896 she completed the medical course there and later passed city and state civil service exams for bacteriological work. She was employed in the board of health research laboratory in New York.
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