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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1907
Page
4
A scanned notice lists delivery details for the Sunset Independent with contact names W B Leonard and Morgr To Wurackiwris, referencing a postal subscription service and monthly charges. It notes mailbox delivery, post office handling, and subscription terms and fees.
A defense of condensed newspapers like The Star against bulky blanket papers. The author argues heavy wordage wastes reader time, compares local month counts across The Star and others, and notes The Star delivers more actual news in less space while trimming filler.
The Star shows rapidly growing patronage as Seattle’s only paper offering concise news in an independent, corporate and boss-free voice. It avoids indecent ads and patent medicines, maintaining clean columns in both news and ads.
Readers submit playful, satirical definitions of mollycoddie for a $104,000 Star Dust prize. The three prominent citizens committee will sort through many long entries written on branded stationery, with no telephone submissions allowed.
Classified notice seeks boys to join the Beattle Newsboys union and sell papers. Initiation fee fifty cents. Promises good street corners in Walker, New York City. Call The Star office at 1209 Seventh Ave for John EB. Gleason, secretary.
A notice announces the return of A. M. Cadien, former Delmenico proprietor, as the new proprietor of the Popular restaurant located in the Cecil hotel building on Frat avenue, inviting friends and patrons.
The text provides a garbled spoken exchange about a man and his wife, followed by an advertisement for a Pantatorium at Main Callep 1048. The fragmentary lines include regional dialect and a curious customer interaction, ending with a stray instruction about cleaning clothes.
A reader recounts bribery jokes and fare confusion on a train. The exchange mocks large bribes and wealth, noting a man worth ten thousand would not reveal it. A conductor interruption ends with a comic note about a mother with seven children asking the oldest to lie down to share fares.
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