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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1907
Page
4
An old notice indicates Beattie area subscribers must renew before a cutoff date. mentions Ballard Star Agency and Howard Ave Sunset Plaza. The message warns of subscription lapse and receipt requirement for continued service and delivery.
A reflective editorial condemns the phrase They Say for spreading rumors and harming reputations. It argues gossip erodes trust, causes suffering, and that readers should challenge the words with Who says and stop the spread.
A missive greets Ballard residents welcoming their integration into the Greater Seattle area. It touts advantages including real estate gains, improved water service, and a crackdown on crooks. The note hails citizenship in the Pacific metropolis and expresses hope for ongoing satisfaction with the election action last Saturday.
Fragmented account describes a boy visiting neighbors with wild claims and a milkman who reports unusual offerings and a request for restraint. Parents respond with humorous cautions and a plan to filter the milk while avoiding escalation.
A string of notes defines mollycoddle as a man who marries early, a woman absorbed in fashion, a child overly attached to his mother, or one who spoils others financially or emotionally. It hints at slang entries and a Pennsylvania man who chemically treats ashes for double heat, warning about rivals observing ash piles.
The piece mocks a contest to define mollycoddie with humorous entries. It references famous financiers and editors, noting the lure of a million dollars and the notion that clever wordplay could win. The definitions lampoon editors and timid writers, highlighting social satire.
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