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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1907
Page
4
The Ballard Star Agency and Eskett Star Agency at prominent Seattle addresses are listed in the 1907 edition of the Star Newspapers. The notice includes agency names and contact points, reflecting local newspaper business card style of the era.
The piece argues muckraking exposes but rarely reforms. it cites insurers, railroads, and financiers as examples and warns that even with public outrage, powerful figures escape punishment. It questions whether exposing fraud changes behavior and calls for real accountability.
A reflective essay argues flirtation is a dangerous weapon of women and condemns insincere playacting. It contends genuine affection rests on mental compatibility and simple tastes, while mock love harms both sexes and inflames social judgment.
The diary entry describes a Glamor Range chef once a foundry draughtsman now dealing with rheumation. He mends mush to prevent burning while cooking and mutters about cave man life without a thermostat. The narrator comments on children, schooling, and maturity safeguards in a peculiar house.
A collection of scattered quotes and snippets records a notorious train disrupter praised and teased by locals. The ragged column mentions a theatre scene, inventive townsfolk, and a cigar anecdote from Chancellor Dayson, with a Chicago Tribune jab about Mrs Hanke and a gag about a five child mother and potatoes.
A column on love argues that lasting marriage defies rational 12 reasons while noting couples may stay together for simple bonds. It lists charms such as kindness, companionship, and shared hope, then asserts love itself provides the sole motive beyond explanation.
A defendant refuses to give his real name saying it would compromise too many people. The magistrate asks for a name and the reply is John Smith. The note also mentions securing furniture and house against fire with an address at 401 Empire Building and Main 178.
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