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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
4
Editorial urges readers to ensure their subscription details and address labels are correct. It reminds that changes must be reported and that misaddressed issues delay delivery. The note asks subscribers to call the Star offices with address or date-label corrections.
Rev. Dr. Isaac K. Funk warns of an epidemic of crime in New York and urges quick trials and severe punishment as a remedy. He argues crime is a contagious disease and contrasts punitive methods with addressing root causes in people and hearts.
Dorothy Dale argues that women face biased views at work and that romance can derail careers. Managers fear losing valuable staff once love intervenes, while supporters claim passion fuels progress. The piece questions work’s meaning for women and the path to destiny.
A fragmentary column quotes a playful exchange about a new novelty from Paree and a five year old Boston boy exposing linguistic humor. It also references a railroads critic and a joke about a car window debate, with a stray line about Japanese soldiers massed in Mexico in a Nashville American notice.
Promotional note urges careful coffee buying, suggesting in close packages from grocers. mentions payment to vendors if not satisfied. Fragmentary text references navy yard and a Beet item.
A collage of fragments from newspapers mentions a car accident, a divorce suit, a court question for The Hague, potential naval status of ships, a bridge term, and quoted verse. It references Galey, Deltoxton, Gadaby Why, Knicker, Hocker, and Horatia Blankley among others, with no cohesive story.
A garden themed mention highlights the Nasturtium Girl amid naval yard scenes and battleship context at a Navy Yard. The piece ties flower display to maritime setting, emphasizing beauty and military nearby.
A playful note from Diana's diary mentions a matrimonial plan and a bet in Cupid's lottery. The fragments reference aiming for adventure and a playful take on love and matchmaking.
In a brief note to F. W. Scaef er from Box 4343 Muskrat Neb the writer Philemon Finglemower replies with a tired tone and a few words. He confirms he received the prior letter but omits many details and offers only a short response saying Yes.
Oriental Milliard and Pool Par lors on 1416 Third Ave advertise new tables and claim the only 6110 pool table in Beattie. The note mentions a venue for gratlomen.
The Pacific squadron moves to Bremerton as the Sound Navy Yard reports more battleships and support ships than ever. Vessels include the Chicago Boston Albany Charleston Buffalo Philadelphia Nipsic and a large drydock. Boats depart Pier 2 at 6 20 8 30 10 am 1 15 2 20 and 4 30 pm. Round trip 0c. Children up to 12 half price.
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