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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1907
Page
4
The Seattle Star explains subscription management and delivery terms. It notes that expiration dates appear on address labels and unpaid renewals may result in removal from the mailing list. Call the main office if a copy is missing or late to ensure uninterrupted service.
Gov Folk argues for electing US senators by popular vote amid constitutional debate. The piece notes state legislatures currently choose senators, cites reform prospects, and condemns entrenched politicians as distant from the people. It asserts voters should decide senatorial fate, not legislatures or machines.
Navy yard news notes increasing battrestees and safety concerns as workers report injuries. Advertisement for baseball bats sold by FE N Brooks at 1331 Second Avenue promotes gear amid ongoing yard activity.
In a diary style excerpt, the narrator details a visit to Mme La Taloum the akin specialist who offers $5 cash relief for a freckle. She promotes a multi product treatment: Derma Demolishine, Sebaceous wash, and Lustrine Lotion, urging repeat applications and promising eventual cure, while hinting at ongoing costs and future visits.
A fragmented poem juxtaposes biblical images with modern moralizing lines. It references Lot's wife turning to a pillar of salt, Gomorrah, and a bemused tone toward fate, while interjecting quirky lines about patience and arithmetic tricks.
A playful problem asks to select a number from one to zero inclusive then perform steps. It mentions a character Cinstance adding one, yielding four, then multiplying to thirty six, dropping a left digit to six, adding fourteen reaching twenty, and returning to the original number with a playful caveat about juice.
The papers note Sir Gonan Doyle's marriage as a quiet event and question why editors expect scandal. Editors say a wedding need not include a loud ceremony or public celebration and that orderly conduct is now the norm in this country.
The remark notes women wearing teddy bear hats as a current fashion detail. It identifies the speaker as George and highlights this clothing choice as a visible fact in public style.
A collection of odd claims including bees outrunning pigeons and a Paris hospital as the largest in the world. It notes horapa consumption, wood durability, and animal and human strength feats. Various general observations about explorers and hair color appear without cohesive narrative.
An ad offers artistic photographs from the Colman Building at affordable rates. It warns no coupons or fraudulent schemes are accepted.
Trustees reportedly favor adding a night collage to aid students who cannot attend regular sessions. Article notes include broader college access efforts and institutional support amid evolving education needs.
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