Seattle Star broadcasting details and carrier notices
Notice page from The Seattle Star outlines subscription procedures, carrier rates, and delivery reminders. It includes contact numbers for the Sunset and Independent exchanges, Ballard Star Agency, and various carrier routes. Readers are urged to report non-delivery and subscribe changes to ensure timely delivery.
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Ballard
Star Agency
Nanara
Ewe
Star Agence
Homer Ivane
Erelior
Maller
The Sixtieth Congress Worthy of Its Burden
A reflective piece on the upcoming Sixtieth Congress calling for accountability from senators and representatives. It notes key issues such as child labor, Pacific Coast defense, railroad and corporate control, the money question, parcels post, postal savings bank, and potential new departments. It argues Congress should address today’s problems in light of national growth and past experience.
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Pacific Coast
Postal Savings Bank
Department of Public Works
Department of Health
Philippines
What Wags the Financial Dog
A discussion on bank runs and the idea of postal savings banks as a stabilizing measure. The piece contrasts private banking with government-backed deposits in England, France, and Germany and argues small savers benefit from postal savings that prevent runs and support economic confidence.
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Uncle Sam Brand
England
France
Germany
Wall Street vs Europe rulers the financial dog
The piece argues capitalism favors private owners and speculators while central banks in Europe function under government oversight and savage laws protect against fraud. It contends ordinary people hold more money than speculators, yet let them dominate. It calls for ending the speculative control of finance.
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Europe
Wall St
Paris
London
Berlin
Fragmented humorous snippets and quips parade in paper
A collage of jokes, quizzes, social bits, and spoof headlines wanders through a late edition page. Pithy quips swap with playful lines about a wealthy New York woman turning decorator and a dubious whisky spelling debate, all skimming light satire and local flavor.
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New York
Stunts by the WeW reporter and a night of bizarre events
A fragmented tale describes a reporter dying in mysterious circumstances and a blind man waking to find his arms gone. The scene shifts through a snowy November night with a tainted dreamlike mood, car alarms, a fire department rush, and a transfer of agency for Washington Irving in San Francisco.
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Aee
Washington Irving
Phoenix
London
San Francisco
Washington Fire
Seattle
Natural Laws and Govern These Beautiful Science Children
A Seattle Star feature profiles Dr. Julian P. Thomas and wife applying a "nature plan" to their two sons, Odin and Clanton. The article notes extraordinary physical and cognitive feats, child prodigy development, and the parents’ belief in exercise and natural growth over formal schooling.
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Elizabeth H. Gregory
Seattle Star
New York
Odin
Julian P. Thomas
Belentiata
Thomas
Clanton
God
Dave i
Leary
Dr. Thomas
Down Town and Up Town Stores Feature New Ladies Purses
A distressed shopping notice lists a range of women’s handbags and leather goods for sale at downtown and uptown locations. Items include Mack leather handbags, hareback alligator bags, and elephant skin purses with multiple compartments. Prices from $1.76 to $6.50 are noted, with emphasis on new stock and stylish designs.
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Ind
Emle
Lee
Brussels
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Meeke
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London Graphic
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Anton Thomas
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Clanton Thomas
Steiff Bears
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Westlake Ave
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Rome
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Rogms Ar Boty
Ana
Notion Specials
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