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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1907

Page

9

Independent and Sunset Local Telephones Editorial Notes

Fragmented text reviews subscribers and delivery, mentioning independent and Sunset Main numbers, date changes, and subscription reminders. It references call services and delivery timing, urging readers to renew and confirm addresses while noting gaps in service. The tone resembles a late era editorial and notices column.

The Man Who Sneers and Its Call to Dismiss Him

A sweeping indictment of the so called Man who Sneers across history and modern life. The speaker urges readers to reject him in every arena from politics to religion and everyday work and to discard his poison taint on life. The moral call is to ignore and expel him from one's life.

Columbia Socrates Galileo

Prague bans long dresses for women on streets

A Prague municipal edict forbids long dresses on the street arguing cleanliness and health. The measure claims women’s skirts spread dust and dirt, hinder mobility, and carry dirt into homes, urging women to keep skirts as clean as their houses.

Prague Bohemia

New York Fashion Letter Describes Spring Evening Gowns

The article highlights elegant evening dresses with modest decollete and trimmed edges in nets gauze and tulle. Tunic effects silk and satin fabrics dominate. Japanese styles influence sleeves while kimono shapes and soutache decorations create dramatic looks.

New York

Widow Mary Sexton Dies After Tragic Seizure

In Cormin Der Moiner April 17, Mrs. Mary Sexton killed herself at her husband’s casket after distressing scene. Friends attempting to assist her found she had died.

der Moiner Mary Sexton

Port Blakely mill loss meets no interest by Washington Fire

The Port Blakely mill suffered a loss and Washington Fire Insurance company showed no interest in covering or responding to the event, leaving the mill without insurance support.

Washington Fire Insurance Company Port Blakely

Pardee Battles State Machine After Losing renomination

Ex governor George C. Pardee of California rose to challenge party bosses allied with the Southern Pacific Railroad. Though he broke the Republican machine four years earlier, he was defeated for renomination after his bold stand. In a retiring message to the legislature he railed against the political machine and pledged further resistance.

George C. Pardee California Pardee Atate Southern Pacific R. R Bowsea Hut Pardee

Pardee Leads Independent Campaign Against Party Bosses

Out of office Pardee remains active in California politics, challenging the party machine. He aims to defeat the bosses and run an independent line, hoping to topple George C. Perkins in the Senate in two years. He builds a strong following and stirs a warm response among staunch Californians.

Pardee California George C. Perking Senate

Hog theft case shocks Richmond man and wife

In Richmond on April 17 an officer found a suspect pair in a house after a search for a missing hog. The man objected to exposing the baby and fled as the officer uncovered the infant, revealing the stolen hog.

Richmond Tea

Spring Apparel Credit Offer for All Ages

You can buy outfits with liberal credit pins and small down payments. Pay little at a time for men women and children items. Our spring selection is complete and correct with right prices. No extra charge for credit accommodation.

Star Dust Pisio Janista to receive $3,000 a week

A chaotic item page notes Pisio Janista to earn 3000 dollars weekly while the joke theme centers on stage life, conductors, and trains. It includes brief social notes about Ira Jump and visitors, local correspondents, and scattered comments on public figures and weddings.

Pisio Janista

Beauty contest for men in Illinois sparks debate

A Joliet man voices support for a state wide beauty contest for men, praising the idea that women do not hold a monopoly on beauty and expressing pleasure that such a competition has begun. The remark aligns with calls for broader inclusion in beauty standards.

Uncle Joe Cannon Coie United States Joliet Illinois

Jersey City Aldermen Adopt Badge Policy

Jersey City aldermen decide to wear badges, urging residents to submit photos of their candidate dates. The move prompts calls for approval from non alderman residents as a sign of local engagement.

Jersey City

Reform and faith measured by effort and character

True religion is the root of all reform. Triumph comes from trying again. Ignoring sentiment dulls the heart. Polishing the bead alone paralyzes compassion. A church that lifts the fallen fears no failure. Gossipy ears invite harsh words. Shame lies in cherishing unworthy thoughts. The church won’t shape a new world without mingling with the old. Contentment with surface conditions hides character flaws.

The Bank Is a Safe Place For Money

The piece argues keeping money at home is risky due to fire theft and temptation. It notes how much money is spent foolishly and how much could be saved if deposited in a strong bank like the Scandinavian-American, highlighting lost earnings from keeping cash locally.

McPhail

Savings Deposits Open at Each New Interest Day

Wednesday marks a new month and new interest start. Depositors have Monday to Tuesday to place savings that begin earning interest from Wednesday morning, a routine appreciated by regular savers as each interest day arrives.

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