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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1908
Page
4
A clipped front page layout from The Seattle Star describes publication hours, telephones, carrier delivery, and subscriber management. It mentions daily afternoon issues except Sundays, post and mail options, and subscription expiration notices with a note on renewal and price terms.
Theodora Shonts, an average American girl, marries the Duc de Chautnes a French nobleman by courtesy. On honeymoon in Paris they face money lenders, jewelers, a tailor, florists, and an undertaker demanding payment as they learn there is no dowry. The piece notes the contrast with romantic tales and hints an American marriage may hold compensations.
The article highlights that bloodhounds possess an exceptional sense of smell and a naturally sweet, non ferocious nature. It notes their training starts by teaching hunger to pursue scent, then their behavior when finding a person as friendly and affectionate.
Architects in New York back a legal cap on building heights as a Boston 80 foot rule is cited for city appearance and dispersed business. Experts urge a rule tying height to street width, with figures such as 180 feet for fireproof structures and 16 story buildings near that height.
A comical appropriation of a street brawl described in a thick German accent. The tale recounts a near riot turned farce as two youths tussle, stumble, and are separated by police, with talk of torn shirts and a black eye.
Mise Dilipickles enters the Great Suffraget Movement as a girl in the trenches and discovers luck still buzzing around her, like a wasp.
The speaker praises a bold suffrage movement led by Mrs Mudleigh Brindlehurst, declaring women must rise from fireside chains. Aide describes the mass meeting before 312 fashionable attendees as a pivotal moment for women’s rights and future leadership.
A collage of brief quips and captions from various columns and notices. The text includes humorous exchanges with names like Hubbell and Stubbell, references to Evelyn Thawte and Mme Gould, light social commentary, and a few pithy lines about daily life and a boarding school incident.
Customs Officer Nolan based near the Washington BC border, aided by his dog Trouble, traces a smuggler operation. He follows barking to a cabin, overhears three men, and bursts in to surprise them. Nolan captures the smugglers as Trouble helps reveal a concealed opium cache in a improvised pack saddle.
Lawn mowers sharpened and repaired. Prompt service includes sharpening oiling and adjustment for $1. Piper and Taft. Telephone 1020.
The Navy Yard route steamer Monticello departs Flyer dock at 6 30 a m 9 30 a m 1 30 p m and 4 00 p m daily as listed on the harbor schedule.
A fragmented report notes a raiding incident near a shipping protest. The readable text mentions a company and a vigil or session but lacks clear details on place, date, or participants. Further context remains unreadable.
A粗 excerpt compiles raucous misquoted snippets about love secrecy and marriage from Chicago Tribune and Nashville American style column lines. It touches on gossip, relationships, and humorous sharp observations across several papers.
A terse notice states responsibility for a debt related to Sechilling's Bew and promises repayment via a son. No explicit names or dates are provided. The fragment implies a financial arrangement or settlement involving a transfer of funds through a family member.
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