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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
4
The piece argues cheer is priceless even to wealthy people when health falters. It notes a good laugh can extend life and brighten gloom, and that a storyteller who can lift spirits has a vital role, valued beyond money.
John Fitch proposes a secret midnight escape to Eva to a tropical island paradise, describing a rope ladder from a window and a spontaneous voyage. Eva voices weariness with life while the couple contemplates a long journey and new freedom away from their present world.
The Owl runs daily from December 9 with sleepers to Bellingham and Vancouver. The schedule starts nightly at 11 30 p.m. on the Great Northern line, linking with connections to Vancouver and points beyond.
Train service on the Shasta Route now runs three daily departures. Passages from Seattle to San Francisco take forty one hours en route with scheduled leaves from Seattle at 4 30 p m Portland at 11 30 p m and arrival in San Francisco at 9 48 p m Tickets and reservations available at Union Ticket Office 0 1st Avenue Seattle Washington.
A jumble of quips, nameplay, and social asides fills the page. Notable lines reference Wardman an appointment, Roosevelt and Teddy rumors, fashion remarks, and a joke about a trust senator. Also mentions a closing out sale of watches and jewelry and a local whiskey claim at Mike Doyle’s.
Report notes a meeting with the president of the Joe Dealers Association. The group discussed raising the price of loe due to cutting difficulties in a hard winter and, in a mild winter, again raising prices because of fading challenges.
The Tenn News notes the water wagon committee will meet next week to set plans for a plaza ahead of the January 1 parade.
The verse praises William’s ornate speech calling for a hundred roses for many humble noses over a single grand bloom. The playful language charms readers, likening his phrasing to necromancy and noting its alluring sound and renowned potential.
Drop by Pantorium at Main 164 for cleaning and restoration of worn garments. Receive fresh, revived clothes ready for wear after professional cleaning and pressing.
A note from Wright to Mr. Knight is handed to Mr. White who says he will take it to Knight tomorrow. White confirms the plan to deliver the note the following day, with Wright directing the next steps.
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