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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1908
Page
4
The Seattle Star notice outlines private exchanges in the building connected by Sunset Main and Independent lines. It lists Ballard Star Agency and Star Agency locations and instructions for subscription delivery and renewal dates. Subscribers are urged to report missed deliveries by calling Main 1060 to ensure timely service.
An editorial treats spring fever as a dual mental and physical protest against modern life. It urges changes in daily routine and diet, promotes outdoor activity and raw vegetables, and claims relief within days.
Hartford, Conn April 11. Governor Rollin Woodruff proclaims April 17 as a day of devotion fasting and prayer for Connecticut. The statement appeals to reverence gratitude and faith in God and urges residents to join in solemn devotion and humility.
The narrator joins the Great Guffraget Movement as a girl and faces harsh gender bias on a crowded streetcar. She notes the lack of seats for women and vows on emancipation while meeting Mrs. Madieigh Gor gon Hrindiehurst, a suffragette from Mogland Ene who has endured arrests abroad to promote the cause.
A collage of wry observations and quips about marriage money class and manners from a Chicago News style feature. Bits reference social pretensions and everyday troubles with a satirical tone, mixing misquoted lines and mock dialogue about fame fortune and foolery.
A fragmentary notice describes a property near a shipping port with a perfect slope and six beautiful trees, pitched by Acer Eanpolt & Company as a fine investment opportunity.
Fragmentary line notes boats at Pier 2 and a round trip price of 60 cents. Details are unclear but suggest a transport or excursion item involving ships.
A wartime letter describes plans to upgun battleships with a larger 17 to 18 inch gun, claiming 40 shots per barrel with reduced wear. It notes heat, shell, and breech issues, railway wage fears, and inspector scrutiny affecting revenue and potential strikes.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions individuals and locations in unclear context. The text references Everett and Gentile plus dates and numbers, with possible mentions of a cry, a Cotman dark piece, and a Suneet 066¢. Overall details are incoherent and specific facts are unreadable.
The writer alleges Jim Watson was supported by the Indiana Republican machine for governor amid political maneuvering. He criticizes Watson as a "wholesale" politician who serves the system, noting past actions and implying forthcoming moves. The note ends with a public transport line about boats at Pier 2 offering ten daily trips.
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