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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1907
Page
4
Public service notice from The Seattle Star lists delivery contacts at Sunset Main and Independent 441 with hours for customer service. It explains subscription expiry notices, address label changes serving as receipt, and instructions to call if papers are late to ensure prompt replacement.
The piece argues that while Americans value a government by and for the people, New Zealand’s state led system offers low rates, public ownership, and social protections. It notes rail, telegraph, coal, banking, taxation, labor reform, and child labor bans as examples, then questions applicability to the United States and emphasizes results.
The article argues for mercy toward down and out men and cites Judge McKenzie in Chicago paroling 860 prisoners since last February. Of these, 793 began new lives, with 92 percent accepting a chance at reform, framing criminology as saving rather than condemning.
A playful exchange with Edwin asks how balloons rise and what an aeronaut does. The narrator corrects and hints at a misread tale titled Agnes the Aeronaut while simplifying balloon basics.
A grocer policy ensures customers unhappy with the coffee can get a refund. If the buyer dislikes the product they are entitled to return it and receive money back, with the store covering the cost.
A collage of witty lines and social vignettes from popular culture. References range from locksmiths and wives in factories to a kitchen door on washday and a surprised captain at sea. The piece blends humor with everyday struggles and lighthearted remarks from various readers.
A quirky note describes a messenger boy with bells on assisted by his faithful dog in delivering the DIC DOC. The scene centers on diligent delivery and dependable canine helper in a regional setting.
A collage of lines from fiction poetry and notices references to Sherlock Holmes and a Sunday school quip blend with stray phrases about ambulances peas at a county fair and a rental listing, creating a fragmented snapshot of varied era voices and ads with partial legibility.
Alice G Kirk advocates using cheaper meat cuts and casserole methods to save money amid high prices. A sample six serving recipe for round steak with vegetables costs about 34 cents in materials and demonstrates economical, flavorful cooking.
U S Navy Yard offers trips along the Sound visiting Oregon Wisconsin and Nebraska views. Crusiers Charleston Boston Buffalo and training ship Philadelphia shown. Mammoth dry docks torpedo boats and prison ship Nipsic on display. Boats depart Pier 2 foot of Yesterway six times daily. Round trip sixty cents.
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